Todd Robinson is a tenure track professor, a poet, a neighbor, and a socialite of extreme gregariousness. If you're looking to hear a podcast host embarrass himself for an hour and enjoy the contrast of a guest who hops past landmine after landmine, you're in the right place. When you fall in love with Todd Robinson's view of life, you'll want to buy his book of poems, Mass for Shut-Ins.
If you're a novelist, short story writer, or a poet who feels you don't fit the mold, if you're a writer who wants to know how serious writers live, what challenges they face, or simply how writing can be a cure for what ails, this is the episode for you.
You've heard David Philip Mullins ad for The Brightest Place In the World and Greetings from Below, and you should definitely pick up copies of his book as well.
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Finding Balance as An Artist, Writing Professional, and Friend with Todd Robinson