Mending Wall by Robert Frost

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

John Briggs and Richard Monaco have as their guests Barbara Joanna Myhr, David Kramer, Steven Foreman and Dominic Angiello to discuss Robert Frost's poem Mending Wall.

"Cohosts -- who are recognized authors and poets -- and informed but non-professional guests analyze poetry from the standpoint of the inner logic of the poetic expression toward the appreciation of poetry by the general public. The public is informed in advance of the topic poem to maximize participation."--1975 Peabody Awards entry form.


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