S2 Ep 2: Ethan Hawke (November 17, 1992)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
We're back with another great reading of Mark's poetry by Jay Larson. This time: what is an object? Is Mark an object?
info_outline
S2 Ep 1: Diadora Don't (November 17, 1991)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
Hello hello! It's a special 'Rona edition of TKC. We're confronting the sheer beauty and awe of fire in this episode and are joined by the truly amazing Jay Larson.
info_outline
Ep 8: Limelight (December 21, 2991)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
Hey hey! One more episode to close out the year, and the decade? Thanks for joining us on this journey--and look for more episodes in 2020--with a new improved release schedule!
info_outline
Ep 7: My Permanent File (Feb 12, 1993)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
Once again, Valentine's Day prompts some heart wrenching poetry. And it is a guidance counselor's worst nightmare!
info_outline
Ep 6: Learner's Permit (May 1, 1992)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
TKC gets political, in a very 90s way this week! As well as a spirited discussion of appropriate stop sign behavior!
info_outline
Ep 5: The Stranger Inside Me (Feb 12, 1993)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
Greetings! Today we explore handwriting analysis, one's sense of self, and following people in Pennsylvania!
info_outline
Ep 4: Running Next Store (Jun 27, 1992)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
Better late than never! Happy Labor Day TKCers!
info_outline
Ep 3: Switzerland (Jan 7, 1991)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
In this week's episode, we explore the difficulties of an unreliable narrator.
info_outline
Ep 2: In the Basement (circa 1990)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
This one, alas, is undated, and we're confronted for the first time with the question: What makes a love poem?
info_outline
Ep 1: Life of Duncan (Oct 5, 1992)
Trapper Keeper Confessions
It is the inaugural episode of Trapper Keeper Confessions! Join Mark, Kristin, and Karen as we travel through literally hundreds of pages of Mark's old poetry. What could be better.
info_outlineOnce again, Valentine's Day prompts some heart wrenching poetry. And it is a guidance counselor's worst nightmare!