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Anthony Herrera on air at World Poetry Cafe, Oct. 7th, 9:10 pm PST! Listen in!

By worldpoetry on October 2, 2008 - 11:24pm

Featured radio show guest well known actor and producer Anthony Herrera of the Poetry Theatre Project to be interviewed!

On October 7, from 9:10-9:30 pm, PST, The World Poetry Café with your hosts Ariadne Sawyer and Alejandro Mujica-Olea proudly present the well known actor and producer Anthony Herrera of the Poetry Theatre Project at www.poetrytheatre.org .

In a special an on air interview from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Anthony will be talking about his life and his one man show. He says: “Willie Nelson gave me the idea to put my one man show -- performing poetry -- on the web). The website gives poetry to everyone to inspire, to enjoy and to learn.” *

The statement on the website says:

“Our mission is to continue the oral tradition utilizing modern technology. Poetry Theatre presents actors performing their favorite poems, a glossary of terms and a biography of the poet. Its website gives poetry to everyone to inspire, to enjoy and to learn.”

If you want to listen to Anthony live on the internet, go to www.coopradio.org and follow the links to The World Poetry Café at 9:10 PST. Shows are also archived for three months.

World Poetry Dedicates radio show to T-Paul.

By worldpoetry on June 4, 2007 - 7:39pm

The World Poetry Café is honoured to dedicate Tuesday night’s show (9-10 pm on 102.7 fm, internet: www.coopradio.org ) to the multitalented man, actor, producer, poet and host, T-Paul who passed away recently. He was an additional to the cultural and literary life in Vancouver.
A number of times, when World Poetry had visitors from New York and San Francisco who did not fit the format, T-Paul welcomed them and kindly gave them a venue. He was very supportive of the rights of all. T-Paul will be deeply missed.
T-Paul in his own words: “Who am I, who am I, who am i ...
well, a poet, producer, side show barker, low brow spoken word artist, spazz, greasy lil' monkey, fun lovin' lover...a romantic realist, I suppose...”