We cover some ground in this one! Writing plays and poetry, vulnerability and transformation, strength and gentleness, mental health and healing, and process, process, creative process –…… Read more “143: Another avenue to healing. Poetry and process with Naima Yetunde Ince”
Tag: poetry
135: When it’s messy and we must: creative process with the poet Hokis
Artist Soapbox begins the year with Hokis, poet and deep thinker. Listen in and find encouragement and support, practical tips to guide your creative process, great vulnerability,…… Read more “135: When it’s messy and we must: creative process with the poet Hokis”
131: Stillness and kindred support. A conversation with NC Poet Laureate, Jaki Shelton Green
“And this is one of those times where I feel like I need to give myself permission to stand still, looking from one side to the other,…… Read more “131: Stillness and kindred support. A conversation with NC Poet Laureate, Jaki Shelton Green”
120: Mindfulness, intention, and process with poet and playwright, Debra Kaufman.
I’m very grateful for this conversation with Debra Kaufman about poetry, playwriting, process, mindfulness, ego, collaboration, and more. Take some deep calming breaths, go on a walk…… Read more “120: Mindfulness, intention, and process with poet and playwright, Debra Kaufman.”
109: What does the Poetry Fox say? Deep connections thru performance writing with Chris Vitiello
Have you met the Poetry Fox? I have, and I’m a fan. In this episode I’m talking with the human behind the fox, Chris Vitiello. Chris Vitiello…… Read more “109: What does the Poetry Fox say? Deep connections thru performance writing with Chris Vitiello”
074: “Can we pay attention in a different way?” Questions, practice, and survival with poet and theatre artist Elisabeth Lewis Corley
When we got together for our interview Elisabeth Lewis Corley said, “Let’s just have a conversation.” And wow, did we ever. Elisabeth began by reading one of…… Read more “074: “Can we pay attention in a different way?” Questions, practice, and survival with poet and theatre artist Elisabeth Lewis Corley”