WakiTalk

A podcast about society and popular culture. When empathy is essential to living the American Dream, WakiTalk dishes on news, politics, famous people and more. Upbeat interviews for insight, fun and laughs.

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Episodes

Juniper Productions New Play 12 Chairs

Julia interviews Sonya Aronowitz at Juniper Productions about their upcoming play 12 Chairs opening in Philadelphia April 25.

Apr 16, 2019•31 min

The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock

Julia reads The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T. S. Eliot

Apr 05, 2019•10 min

Ketchup

The origins of the condiment Ketchup

Mar 30, 2019•5 min

Saint Paddy's Day Riff

Jule and Lill riff on Saint Paddy's day among other things

Mar 28, 2019•17 min

International Women's Day

Jule and Lill discuss International Women's Day and Ketchup

Mar 08, 2019•20 min

Overheard at Cafe Vienna 1

Jule and Lill discuss Valentine's Day and Black History Month

Mar 05, 2019•9 min

All the World's a Stage

“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts…” From As You Like It by William Shakespeare

Sep 05, 2011•16 sec

Philip Fried / Interview with Julia Poulos

Philip Fried is a New York-based poet and editor of The Manhattan Review. His poems have been widely published in journals and have appeared in many anthologies, including Salmon: A Journey in Poetry and Poetry After 9-11: An Anthology of New York Poets. In addition to being a poet, Fried is the founding editor of The Manhattan Review, an international poetry journal that critics have called “excellent” and “lively.” He collaborated with his wife, the fine-art photographer Lynn Saville, on a vol...

Jun 21, 2011•7 min

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