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From KQED.

Music From KQED.

Hey, I'm Alexis Madrigal.

And I'm Mina Kim, and this is Forum and Focus, where we bring you compelling interviews from the week recorded live on our radio show Forum from KQED in San Francisco.

That's right. We distilled down a whole week of live shows to bring you two of the very best interviews in just 30 minutes.

So Alexis, tell me why you picked your interview with poet Mimi Tempest to feature.

Mimi Tempest, Mina, is an absolute powerhouse poet.

The thing that was so compelling about the interview I thought is just, you know,

sometimes you have a poet on who just has like superstar presence.

That's what Mimi Temp has said.

Yeah.

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