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Kapena Landgraf reads "Hilo Nights"

Margo Steines (ep. 75 7/25/18) is a native New Yorker and journeyman ironworker. She lives and writes in Tucson, Arizona, where she is an MFA candidate in creative nonfiction at the University of Arizona. Her work has been published in Essay Daily, december, Tits and Sass, and The New York Times (Modern Love), and is forthcoming in Brevity.

Margo Steines reads an untitled creative nonfiction piece

Serena Michel reads "To Be With You Is (Poema For My People)"

Julia Katz reads "Cruising"

Rajiv Mohabir reads his poem "We Came in Planes"

Noelani Goodyear-Kaʻōpua's "On the Cattle Grate"

Emalani Case's "12 Prayers for Mauna Kea"

Emalani Case's "30 Ways to Stand for Mauna Kea when You Cannot Physically Stand on Mauna Kea"

Grace is of Samoan, English, Japanese heritage born and raised in South Auckland. Mother, Poet, Daughter, Theatre Maker, Performer and advocate for families affected by dementia. 

Grace has two published works with ala press (Hawaii), Afakasi Speaks (2013), and Full Broken Bloom (2017). Writer of Auckland Theatre Company commissioned poetic theatre show My Own Darling (2015 & 2017). Poetry curator and co-producer of UPU MAI WHETU.

She won the CNZ Emerging Pacific Artist Award (2014) and the Auckland Mayoral Writers Grant (2016). Grace has been part of the leadership for the spoken word poetry movement in Aotearoa (co-founder of South Auckland Poets Collective and the first youth poetry slam in Aotearoa RISING VOICES.

She held the International Writer in Residence at the University of Hawaii, Manoa in Spring 2018.

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Grace Teuila Taylor performs her poem "Mana Wahine of the Frontlines"

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