O Miami

The city of Miami gives off a rhythm and sound all its own. It comes from years of Caribbean and Latin American cultures tumbling into each other. Every April, during National Poetry Month, the O, Miami poetry festival uses poetry as a loudspeaker for what locals love about the city.

We take a closer look at the state's redistricting maps, while many were focused on the Tallahassee fight with Disney. Broward Teachers Union discusses banned books and raising teachers’ pay. Plus, April is National Poetry Month. We’re hearing ZipOdes from locals.

University of Miami President Julio Frenk on the fall semester as the delta variant keeps spreading. An investigation examining a controversial state program intended to support families with children who suffered from brain damage. Plus, poetry comes alive in Opa-locka.

A tribute to a civil rights leader in South Florida, the future of our cities and an international letter exchange for poetry month.

Miami is the backyard of the Caribbean and it’s National Poetry Month, so naturally there’s a convening that will blend South Florida’s Caribbean roots…

April is national poetry month and the O, Miami poetry festival wants to reach every resident of Dade County with a poem—including a group of South…

It’s National Poetry month and O, Miami has a series of events planned around the county to celebrate the art form.For eight years, the O, Miami Poetry…

Elementary students from three Liberty City schools spent the last two months meeting once a week to write poetry, and some of it has ended up in some…

If you Google the phrase “Miami inmates,” you’ll likely find stories about criminals and statistics about prisoners.But a project called View-Through is…

The O, Miami Poetry Festival wraps this week with a series of events, including WLRN's Zip Odes.

Elementary students in Liberty City are getting lessons from a professional poet through the O, Miami poetry festival.For four weeks students at Orchard…

Secret Sonnets is an O, Miami poetry festival project that translates poems into braille.The author sends a poem to South Plantation High School student…