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In this episode of the Boundless & Bare podcast Melissa Ridge sits down with Hazel Hogan, a 26 year old poet from Dublin. Hazel Hogan who started when she was ten discusses everything from Grangegorman to her brand new podcast Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan. Hazel Hogan is a 24 year old poet from Dublin, Ireland. Her poem ‘Grangegorman’ is on the recommended list to be studied as part of the Junior Certificate English curriculum. Her poetry was submitted into the Irish Poetry Reading Archive as part of the UCD digital library. She was selected to take part in the Dublin City of Literature project, Dublin:A Year in Words curated by Stephan James Smith and Linda Devlin and supported by UNESCO. Hazel is a member of the spoken word and Graffiti collective OutStraight a concept-based show combining spoken word theater with visual art graffiti. She was the co-founder and the currator of the variety night Words in the Warehouse. She was recently featured in Episode four of Myles O'Reilly and Donal Dineen 'This Ain't No Disco'. "Those are some fighting words" Saul Williams. "A true warrior of words" RTE Culture. "Powerful stuff" Brenda Donohue, The Ray D’Arcy Show. Follow Hazel Hogan below @hazel.hogan Facebook Listen to Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/being-earnest-with-hazel-hogan/id1487890058 http://beingearnestwithhazelhogan.libsyn.com/being-earnest-with-hazel-hogan-0 Echo of Love by Hazel Hogan Grangegorman by Hazel Hogan Stories & Strikes by Hazel Hogan Read more about Hazel and First Fortnight here: