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Movie Mikes had a chance to chat with Gregg about his new role and his returning role on HBO’s “Hung”, which is returning for season two this year. Gregg has also worked Gunn on his last film “Slither”. Gregg Henry is currently co-starring in James Gunn’s new film “Super”. TO PURCHASE A COPY OF “2020 D/VISION” CLICK HERE

TO PURCHASE A COPY OF“Haiku, Tanka & Senryu, Oh My!” CLICK HERE I want to get the message out that poetry is alive and well and thriving. I can put together workshops and lessons and basically be a freelance teacher. My ultimate point with all of this is to get to a point where this is all I do. I just finished my next book called “Word Tornadoes.” That manuscript is under review. It’s going to be available on Soundcloud. It’s my first attempt at doing everything. And I just completed a CD of covers and mash-ups where I mixed my poetry in as well. He gave me the audio tracks and I re-mixed them and put the poetry on top of them.īW: This is my second tour this year. Shmallowell, composed some great electric dance music, but with a jam-band feel to it. It’s called “Haiku, Tanka & Senryu, Oh My!” A friend of mine, C.K. MS: Does your CD feature you reading your poetry? Music to read your poetry by?īW: It’s both. It’s really one of the best and broad cultural things you can experience. You get social justice poetry…erotic poetry. They really contribute to the atmosphere. People are really hungry to get out of the house now. MS: What are the crowds like? Pretty packed?īW: Their very well attended. Even the on-line open mic community is very supportive. Artists who are not recognized on a large scale can still go up there and do their thing. The one I did last night in New York City had comedians, musicians, poets…it’s actually very much like you’re picturing the old beat poets of the 60s and 70s in Soho and San Francisco. Or Mike Myers in “So I Married an Axe Murderer.” What does it entail? Do you just go up on stage? Do you have music in the background to set the mood?īW: The sweet thing about open mics is that you really never know what’s going to happen. MS: So what exactly goes on at a poetry recital? In my mind I’m picturing the movies of the 60s that had the hip poet up on stage snapping his fingers and addressing the audience. While I was there I contemplated and wrote a couple of books. For the past two years Mother Earth has essentially sent us to our room. Not just the COVID pandemic but all of the other pandemics we’re dealing with like racism and systematic oppression and the American Dream that is not fully attainable for everyone because we don’t all start from the same spot. MS: What is the name of your latest book?īW: My book is called “2020 D/Vision.” It’s my response to the pandemic. Then it’s on to a couple of Busboys and Poets spots in Baltimore and Washington D.C., which is a chain of venues that are being revitalized now that everything is opening up again. I’ve done a few shows in New Jersey as well and now I’m on my way to the AWP Writer’s Conference in Philadelphia to perform with another group of poets that I’ve met on line. Putting this tour together was pretty easy since I already knew a lot of the people involved. Because of having a lot of my stuff on line over the past couple years I’ve been able to share my work with people from all over the country. The next one they’re working on is in Italy.

We were simultaneously doing poetry with a venue in Japan. Each venue has their ZOOM hooked as well so when one venue is featuring live readings the other venue is watching on the big screen. The tour started out in New York City at the Nuyoricans Poets Café where I was part of an event called “Two Venues, One Mic.” It’s really a great idea where two different poetry venues simultaneously have two curated open mics. Michael Smith: Tell us a little bit about your tour.īear Wolf: So I have many performing personas and I’m out on the road right now supporting a book and CD of my poetry. He joined me recently during a stop outside of Philadelphia. He has spent the summer on the road, sharing his talents and promoting his new book of poetry. And, most importantly – to me anyway – my brother.

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