Season 4

Powered by RedCircle In this episode I have some great haiku and senryu for you, a little chat with Stanford M Forrester  of bottle rockets and a favour to ask of you. A few reminders: The Autumn Journal is now

Powered by RedCircle The Haiku Pea Podcast from Poetry pea presents to you: A few reminders The latest journal is available on the Poetry Pea website. Sign up for the mailing, don’t miss out on all the interesting things happening

Powered by RedCircle S4E22 Long Haiku Links from this podcast: Pea TV Haiku Prompt for November Mono no aware explanation

Powered by RedCircle Today I have a workshop for you on seasonal references in haiku. you can listen to it here in audio, on our YouTube channel and in a couple of days I will put a video of the

Powered by RedCircle Welcome to this the 20th episode of the fourth series. I am constantly amazed that in four years I’ve gone from chatting to myself about haiku and now you have joined me and a wonderful, kind and

Powered by RedCircle I’m full of beans because today is the Haiku Pea’s 4th birthday. Happy birthday and virtual cake to all of us. So what do I have as birthday treats today? I have a little bit of housekeeping

Powered by RedCircle Hello, my name is Patricia and I’m delighted to welcome you to the Haiku Pea Podcast, episode 17 of the 4th Series. What are we up to this time? Well, I have a little bit of housekeeping

Powered by RedCircle Hello! It’s yūgen time! If this is the first time you’ve listened to the podcast it might be an idea to go back and have a listen to a workshop that Stanford M Forrester did in episode

Powered by RedCircle Remember last month we started to talk about place names? Well there were so many great examples brought to us by Richard Tice that I decided to split his workshop in two and as I promised today