
Joseph Rios
Xicano poet and former Fresno Poet Laureate (2023–2025), author of the American Book Award-winning Shadowboxing: Poems & Impersonations.
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Sep 8, 2026
Ep. 07: Writing the Watershed
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Daniella MoralesHOST
It was through the research for that article that he found a goldmine of San Joaquin Valley authors he had never heard of, one after another after another.

Joseph RiosGUEST
I just I asked for a list of who the poets were going to be that are in the issue.

Joseph RiosGUEST
I was reading Juan Felipe Herrera for the first time, U.S. poet laureate from Fresno, Phil Levine, Pulitzer Prize winner from Fresno, Marisol Baca, who teaches here.

Daniella MoralesHOST
His poetry has evolved to noticing the world around him, the small details, and how to tell stories about home.
Ep. 07 (español): Escribiendo la cuenca hidrográfica
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Joseph RíosGUEST
Estaba leyendo por primera vez a Juan Felipe Herrera, poeta laureado de los Estados Unidos, originario de Fresno.
16 MINS LATER

Daniela MoralesHOST
Estos poemas sobre el río son una energía que se transfiere de un ser vivo a otro, primero a percibir las imágenes, los sonidos y los olores que comparte la naturaleza, y luego otra vez a leer la obra escrita en voz alta ante el público Los asistentes, otros poetas de Fresno, Aidid y Joseph compartieron su poesía con el público, compuesto por miembros de la comunidad, incluidos humanos, una nube de pinzones domésticos que volaban de palmera en palmera y la garza real que seguía buscando su almuerzo en el espejo de agua frente a la casa.