Daisy Dunn

Why are there so few decent poetry podcasts?

The best remains Frank Skinner's. Plus: a deft and beautiful play about the life of Sappho

Detestable, miserable and marvellous: the poet A.E. Housman in 1922. Photo: Bridgeman via Getty Images 
issue 02 March 2024

  • Frank Skinner’s Poetry Podcast

    Apple, Spotify and other podcasts

  • Drama on 4: Sappho in Fragments

    BBC Radio 4

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