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A Podcast of the Voices of Tacoma

Listen to the poets from Voices of Tacoma read their work. Published October 12, 2024, the anthology includes the work of eighty poets and represents a diverse range of voices of, about, or inspired by Tacoma.  Phil Harty, a poet whose work is included in the anthology, created the podcast and many of those poets have recorded podcasts for you to enjoy.

Launch Event

Listen to the podcasts made by Tacoma Public Library at the official book launch - simultaneous events at three Tacoma Public Library branches! 

The Poets

Mauricio Robalino
 

Mauricio Robalino Drawing

"Tree with no name"​​

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Robert Lashley
 

Robert Lashley reads

“Elders Rage At Snake Lake After A Shootout”

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Phil Harty
 

Phil Harty reads

"Sequoia in the City"

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Christina Vega
 

Christina Vega reads

“Dear Ancestor”

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Elizabeth Bradfield

Elizabeth Bradfield reads

“Davit”

"At the Source of the Ore Our Smelter Processed"

"Eagles Every Day"

Abbie Hughes
 

Abbie Hughes reads

“Rain”

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“Ode to Autumn”

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Trevor Neil White

 

 

Trevor Neil White reads

"Tacomaturity"​​

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Erik Hanberg
 

 

 

Erik Hanberg Reads

"S 74th to N 33rd on the Tree Street"

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Isaac Rodriguez Corona
 

Isaac Rodriguez Corona Reads

"An Ode to the Stadium District"​​

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Isaac Rodriguez Corona
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Isaac Rodriguez Corona Reads
"First Date"​​​​

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render jemis

 

render jemis Reads

"April"

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Jessika Satori

 

Jessika Satori Reads

"Propitious"​​

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 Chelsea Eng
 

Chelsea Eng Reads

"Tacoma Then -- Tacoma Now, Maternal Seasons"​​

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B. Eugene B.s' Artist Statement

Different forms of self are apparent in my art. My visual art is closely tied to my process of writing poetry, and these two forms of expression are considered the same child in my mind; not a closely related phenomenon, but an alternate form of the same creation.

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