On this edition of New Letters on the Air, poet Philip Levine is profiled. Levine reads his poems and discusses his childhood in Detroit, the setting of many of his poems, as well as his experience in post-Franco Spain.

Reading from his Selected Poems at public reading performances in Washington D.C. and Los Angeles.

Levine is a National Book Award and National Book Critics Circle Award winner, and teacher at California State University at Fresno is discussed.

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