Daphne Stanford

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Recent news about the lead-contaminated water supply in Flint, Michigan, made other communities around the country want to pay a bit more attention to local efforts concerning water quality testing and regulation. Although Idaho isn’t a state that’s known for having a polluted water supply, it is a state with a long history of mining. Because of this, many of the residents of Silver Valley in and around Kellogg, specifically, are familiar with the concept of lead contamination. However, the s...

The U.S. population is aging rapidly, bringing the need for more widespread comprehensive medical care to the forefront. Specifically speaking, integrated healthcare with a structure that connects mental and emotional health to physical health is an ideal model for a multi-pronged approach that recognizes the prevalence of mental health stigma — especially among older adults.

Let’s examine a few factors involved in implementing more integrated care into mental health treatment for aging adult...

Daphne Elizabeth Stanford writes poetry and creative nonfiction—as well as songs for vox/piano and dramatic works for the stage, on occasion. Since 2012, she’s hosted “The Poetry Show!” on KRBX/Radio Boise. She holds a BA in English from Reed College, an MAT in Secondary English Education from The University of Iowa, and an MFA in Creative Writing (poetry emphasis) from University of Oregon. Her work has been published by Caesura, Lingerpost Press, The Monarch Review, The Cabin: Writers in th...

The power of the written and spoken word can echo through the soul forever. Daphne Stanford takes this exploration of the human spirit seriously (and sometimes not so seriously) as she welcomes guests weekly to The Poetry Show, one of the station’s flagship Arts & Issues programs.

The Poetry Show airs live every Sunday from 5 – 5:30 PM or listen anytime on Radio Free America’s archive.
How long have you been hosting The Poetry Show? What drew you to take on this show?
I’ve hosted the show sin...