Rupert Common brings his notorious blend of high concept hip hop and spoken word to the stage. Extra poems from slammers Julie Peters, Hannah Johnson, and reigned Van Slam Grand Champ, Zaccheus Jackson.

Featuring Rupert Common, J. Peters, H. Johnson & Z. Jackson – Shout! Clap! Slam! (Dec 16, 2013)

In the last Youth Slam of 2013, last year's champ Jacob Gebrewold features. Extra poems from Jacqueline and Mariah Dear.

Featuring Jacob Gebrewold And Jacqueline And Mariah Lynne Dear – Shout! Clap! Slam! (Dec 23, 2013)

SHOUT! CLAP! SLAM! Live from the Vancouver Poetry Slam
featuring Kelsey Savage and slam winner Ransford Brempong.

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Listen in on CJSF 90.1 fm in Vancouver, Canada on Saturdays 9:30–10pm. SFU's radio station.

The Vancouver Poetry Slam is a program of Vancouver Poetry House (VancouverPoetryHouse.com).

Kelsey Savage And Ransford Brempong (Dec 30, 2014)

SHOUT! CLAP! SLAM! Live from the Vancouver Poetry Slam http://VanSlam.ca
featuring Ritallin and slam winner Dia Davina.

Greg “Ritallin” Frankson is a Toronto-based poet, arts educator and media personality. Greg’s poetry is lyrically appealing, widely accessible and unapologetically provocative in its socially conscious message. Currently the resident poet for CBC Radio One’s afternoon radio show Here and Now Toronto, he is also blogTO’s spoken word contributor. His debut collection Cerebral Stimulation was published in 2006, and his words have appeared in numerous anthologies, compilation CDs, chapbooks and musical collaborations. In 2012, Ritallin won the national team poetry slam championship with Toronto Up From The Roots and placed second at the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam. He is currently working on Poet Psychology Vol. III, his latest spoken word recording, which will be completed this winter.
http://cytopoetics.ca

Listen in on CJSF 90.1 fm in Vancouver, Canada on Saturdays 9:30–10pm. SFU's radio station http://cjsf.ca.

The Vancouver Poetry Slam is a program of http://VancouverPoetryHouse.com.

Ritallin And Dia Davina (Jan 06 2014)

SHOUT! CLAP! SLAM! Live from the Vancouver Poetry Slam http://VanSlam.ca
featuring OhNoWaitWhat Collective.

The Ohnowaitwhats are a collective of good people who happen to be musicians and lyricists. The group is composed of Francis Arevalo, Maneo Mohale, Mike Johnston, Aki Elvambuena, Kelsey Savage, Sam Dabrusin, and Gabe White. They are a young and audacious bunch with years of poetic and musical performance to bring together. They have each honed their respective crafts, and flirt with the idea of being The Avengers, Justice League, or something. Collectively, their experiences range from libraries to night clubs, elementary schools to senior homes, public parks to hotel rooms, restaurants to kitchens, and cafes to concert halls. They sometimes perform prepared pieces, and sometimes make things up. They often have fun. They always become too hyped for their own good.

Listen in on CJSF 90.1 fm in Vancouver, Canada on Saturdays 9:30–10pm. SFU's radio station http://cjsf.ca.

The Vancouver Poetry Slam is a program of http://VancouverPoetryHouse.com.

OhNoWaitWhat Collective (Jan 20 2014)

SHOUT! CLAP! SLAM! Live from the Vancouver Poetry Slam http://VanSlam.ca
featuring David Lee Morgan and slammers DMP & Al Mader.

David Lee Morgan is a provocative, witty and intelligent poet with a technical ability some poets can only dream of. A scholar of language, form and structure, David has a PhD in Creative Writing & Philosophy. He studied the rules of his art so he could figure out which rules he could break, without destroying poetry’s integrity. 

Listen in on CJSF 90.1 fm in Vancouver, Canada on Saturdays 9:30–10pm. SFU's radio station http://cjsf.ca.

The Vancouver Poetry Slam is a program of http://VancouverPoetryHouse.com.

David Lee Morgan DMP And Al Mader (Jan 13 2014)

Vancouver Poetry House is a Canadian non-profit organization founded in 2005. VPH is dedicated to bringing more poetry to more people in more places. Its programs include the Vancouver Poetry Slam, WordPlay Poetry-in-Schools, and Verses Festival of Words. 

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