TPC: Tony’s Poetry Club

Do you remember Celia Celia? Well, there is a lot to do with that poem in this episode. Join Brandon and Ryan in shaming Tony for his romantically perverted interpretation of... well everything! Whether you're commuting to work or making your tea, put your headphones on and listen to 'I Want to See You' a poem by an unknown author to which anyone could easily relate (at least according to Tony).

A special episode in which we had the chance to tear apart Ryan's own poem 'Ascent of Peaks, Yorkshire's Own'. References to a regional anthem,  metaphors about confusing flavours and an outstanding open-minded attitude to critiques: this and so much more in these 20 minutes of your favourite podcast.

Social pressure? Cultural misunderstanding? Just us ranting? To find out listen to us chatting over the beautiful poem by Christopher Logue "Come to the Edge".

A truly unconventional start, a new host and a recurring comparison with hungovers. ‘Although the the wind’ is an episode you don’t want to miss, especially in these hard times when seeing the ‘moonlight between the planks’ gets harder and harder.

Have you ever thought of Tolkien as a Hermetic and fairly unaccessible poet? Good, then this episode is for you! We dissect 'All That is Gold Does Not Glitter' by J. R. R. Tolkien giving three consistently different interpretations, and yes, we eventually disagree.