The newest episode of The Poems I Love has been released on Wednesday, with Nigerian poet Pamilerin Jacob appearing as the guest for Episode 46. The poetry-centered podcast, hosted by writer and publisher Servio Gbadamosi, invites guests to read and reflect on the poems they love, offering listeners intimate encounters with influential works and the people who cherish them.
A snippet shared on Tuesday showed Pamilerin reading “Invitation” by Mary Oliver, offering a gentle, attentive delivery that set the tone for the full episode. During his feature, he also read a poem from Derek Walcott’s Midsummer, adding further depth to the selection. Viewers and listeners are encouraged to watch the episode to discover the complete lineup of poems he chose to share.
Over time, The Poems I Love has hosted a diverse roster of poets, including Michael Imossan, Tosin Gbogi, Fatihah Quadri, Olubunmi Familoni, Jakky Bankong-Obi, Kayode Sanni, Olaitan Junaid, Hyginus Ekwuazi, Ayo Oyeku, and Gbadamosi himself. The series has established itself as a warm, contemplative space where poetry lovers can hear writers revisit the works that shaped them.
Pamilerin’s appearance adds another thoughtful chapter to the show’s growing archive, offering listeners fresh insights into his influences and the poems that resonate with his artistic spirit.
The episode is now available to watch on YouTube and listen on Spotify.