Steve Goldberg reads at Snoetry: A Winter Wordfest – 1/16/2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFhKwPXakpY

Poetry written and performed by Steve Goldberg

Filmed during Snoetry: A Winter Wordfest — a Lix and Kix production
at the Last Wordsmith Book Shoppe in North East, Pennsylvania on 16 January 2010
(photography & editing by John Burroughs, a.k.a. Jesus Crisis)

About The Author:

Steve Goldberg is a techno-geek, Dilbert cubical escapee, blogger, bodhisattva wannabe, and tongue-tied tattler of timid tomes. Launching into a new experiment in neo-beat bohemianism, Steve has been published in 30/25th’s Not Just Any Versiaries, an email in the talent-rich ArtCrimes 21, Rabbits Over Clevyland, Jim Lang’s Bag-o-Zines, the e-zine TheCityPoetry.com, and Animals Without Backbones (Green Panda Press). He has been a featured reader at many Cleveland area venues, and has participated in the Language Foundry’s 24 hour poetry marathon and Gallery Ü-Haul’s Mix: 24 hr Art program. In a poorly veiled attempt at self-promotion, he has also been interviewed on local poetry radio show, Wordplay, by renowned poet George Bilgere. Steve co-founded and organised the renowned monthly Literary Café poetry series in Cleveland’s historic Tremont neighborhood.

Check out his blog at www.whatsinthebag.us 
Befriend him at www.myspace.com/baggeroh.

Occupation (by Steve Goldberg) – video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTtSPee3Du4


Occupation by Steve Goldberg

Read by the author on 2 May 2009 during the Jawbone poetry festival
at John Brown’s Tannery River Park on Summit Street in Kent, Ohio

Video appears courtesy of PoetryVidz – camera & editing by Ken Kitt
find more at http://www.youtube.com/user/poetryvidz


Steve Goldberg is a techno-geek, Dilbert cubical escapee, blogger, a bodhisattva wannabe, and tongue-tied tattler of timid tomes. Launching into a new experiment in neo-beat bohemianism, Steve has been published in 30/25th’s Not Just Any Versiaries, an email in the talent-rich ArtCrimes 21, Rabbits Over Clevyland, Jim Lang’s Bag-o-Zines, the e-zine TheCityPoetry.com, and Animals Without Backbones (Green Panda Press). He has been a featured reader at many Cleveland area venues, and has participated in the Language Foundry’s 24 hour poetry marathon and Gallery Ü-Haul’s Mix: 24 hr Art program. In a poorly veiled attempt at self-promotion, he has also been interviewed on local poetry radio show, Wordplay, by renowned poet George Bilgere. Steve also organizes a monthly poetry free-for-all at the Literary Café (every 2nd Thursday) in the historic Cleveland neighborhood of Tremont.


Check out his blog at www.whatsinthebag.us or befriend him at www.myspace.com/baggeroh.

Drunken Walk Home (by Steve Goldberg) – video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obNXEb7legQ

“Drunken Walk Home” (c) Steve Goldberg, all rights reserved

Read by Steve Goldberg at the Tremont Arts & Culture Festival on 20 September 2008

Camera & editing by John Burroughs, a.k.a. Jesus Crisis

Steve Goldberg is a techno-geek, Dilbert cubical escapee, blogger, a bodhisattva wannabe, and tongue-tied tattler of timid tomes. Launching into a new experiment in neo-beat bohemianism, Steve has been published in 30/25th’s Not Just Any Versiaries, an email in the talent-rich ArtCrimes 21, Rabbits Over Clevyland, Jim Lang’s Bag-o-Zines, the e-zine TheCityPoetry.com, and Animals Without Backbones (Green Panda Press). He has been a featured reader at many Cleveland area venues, and has participated in the Language Foundry’s 24 hour poetry marathon and Gallery Ü-Haul’s Mix: 24 hr Art program. In a poorly veiled attempt at self-promotion, he has also been interviewed on local poetry radio show, Wordplay, by renowned poet George Bilgere. Steve also organizes a monthly poetry free-for-all at the Literary Café (every 2nd Thursday) in the historic Cleveland neighborhood of Tremont.


Check out his blog at www.whatsinthebag.us or befriend him at www.myspace.com/baggeroh.

Because I Can Cook / You Tell Me the Federal Government Is Following You and I Tell You I Have to Write More Poems (by Goldberg and Traenkner)

Recorded by Ken Kitt at the 806 Wine & Martini Bar in Cleveland, Ohio, on 
17 February 2009 when Goldberg and Traenkner were featured poets for Lix and Kix V:

Steve Goldberg & Nick Traenkner – Lix and Kix -2/17/09

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=52571919

Steve Goldberg and Nick Traenkner co-hosted the legendary Poetry Night
every 2nd Thursday (9:30 p.m.) at the Literary Cafe (1031 Literary Road, Cleveland) 

A the time, John “Jesus Crisis” Burroughs and Dianne Borsenik co-hosted Lix and Kix
every 3rd Tuesday (7 p.m.) at the 806 Wine and Martini Bar (806 Literary Rd., Cleveland)

Nick Traenkner: http://www.myspace.com/8541255
Steve Goldberg: www.whatsinthebag.us
The Literary Cafe: www.literarycafe.net
Lix and Kix: www.myspace.com/lixandkix

Las Palomas (by Steve Goldberg)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m24NkpHQFy4

“Las Palomas” (c) Steve Goldberg, all rights reserved

Read by Steve Goldberg at the Tremont Arts & Culture Festival on 20 September 2008

Camera & editing by John Burroughs, a.k.a. Jesus Crisis

Steve Goldberg is a techno-geek, Dilbert cubical escapee, blogger, a bodhisattva wannabe, and tongue-tied tattler of timid tomes. Launching into a new experiment in neo-beat bohemianism, Steve has been published in 30/25th’s Not Just Any Versiaries, an email in the talent-rich ArtCrimes 21, Rabbits Over Clevyland, Jim Lang’s Bag-o-Zines, the e-zine TheCityPoetry.com, and Animals Without Backbones (Green Panda Press). He has been a featured reader at many Cleveland area venues, and has participated in the Language Foundry’s 24 hour poetry marathon and Gallery Ü-Haul’s Mix: 24 hr Art program. In a poorly veiled attempt at self-promotion, he has also been interviewed on local poetry radio show, Wordplay, by renowned poet George Bilgere. Steve also organizes a monthly poetry free-for-all at the Literary Café (every 2nd Thursday) in the historic Cleveland neighborhood of Tremont.


Check out his blog at www.whatsinthebag.us or befriend him at www.myspace.com/baggeroh.