Welcome to the 18th episode of Post Poet Pop; This is Part 2 of a dedicated set featuring poets from the Once A City Said Louisville poets anthology put out by Sarabande Books and launched this summer. You can purchase the book, here, and you can learn more about the featured poets by visiting the links below.

I would like to dedicate this episode to: James Taylor, Michael Newby, David McAtee, and Breonna Taylor—for their lives that were, and for their lives that should have been. Cheers to a better metabolic city!

1. Sly & the Family Stone - Poet
2. Alissa Vance - For Hamza Travis Nagdy
3. D’Angelo - The Charade (radio edit)
4. Erin L. McCoy - witch-auk and me stop over in my hometown
5. Gillian Welch - Look At Miss Ohio
6. Ellen Birkett Morris - Sport of Kings
7. Giovannie and The Hired Guns - Kentucky
8. Anna Leigh Knowles - Roses In The Eyes, Oblivious To The Thorns
9. Sinead O’Connor - All Apologies
10. Ike & Tina Turner - Louie Louie
11. makalani bandele - east broadway, or on catching TARC (Transit Authority of River City) uptown
12. Radiohead - Where I End and You Begin
13. Robert L. Penick - Dennis Cooper Racing Stables
14. Childish Gambino - Feels Like Summer
15. Martha Greenwald - Double Aortic Arch
16. Toni Sancho - Survive
17. Robin Garner - Community
18. Ann Peebles - Until You Came Into My Life
19. Mitchell L.H. Douglas - Al Green Was A Preacher
20. Talking Heads - Take Me To The River

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