Poetry From the Fire Pit with poet Nathan Brown
Poet Nathan Brown tells a compelling story about how he earned his living writing poetry on commission during the pandemic.
James Navé is a a pioneer of the spoken word movement, poet, podcaster, teacher, and storyteller. He has memorized over 600 poems, holds an MFA in writing from Vermont College. James Navé is a native of Asheville, NC who has travelled the world many times over.
Priceless Poetics with mOody bLaCk
James Navé here welcoming poet and spoken-word artist mOody bLaCK to the Twice 5 miles microphone. Aside from creating a terrific branded logo, mOody bLaCK, from his name mOody bLaCK, Mr. bLaCK offers us a kaleidoscope of artistic perspectives in this lively and humorous hour-long poetic conversation between two talkative poets, Mr. bLaCK and me.
Why I Was a Failed Hippy
Why I Was a Failed Hippy Walking the Rim Road with James Navé My weekly Twice 5 Miles Radio show usually features a conversation with a guest. Occasionally, I create a solo show titled Walking the Rim Road, so named because I plug in my mic, turn on my recorder, and start talking while I…
A Gluten-Free Life with Laurie Richardone
Twice 5 Miles Radio, hosted by James Navé, welcomes Laurie Richardone to the microphone with insights on how to live a gluten-free life.
Roz Savage (Twice 5 Miles with James Navé)
Roz Savage is our guest on Twice 5 Miles with James Navé. Roz discusses her many adventures on the open sea and her career as a public speaker and inspiration to so many men and women around the world.
Inventing the Poetry Slam
Twice 5 Miles Radio welcomes spoken-word artist Marc Smith, the poet who invented the Poetry Slam in the early 1980s. Inventing the Poetry Slam, here’s how it happened.