Align by Line

Joshua reads "Questioning" and Jasmine sings "Safe at Home" as they share their obsessions and trade tips on how they escape from their problems. 

Welcome to Align By Line. A podcast where we navigate life with the help of poetry. In each episode, we dive into meaningful topics while sharing and dissecting our own original works and experiences. 

This podcast is hosted by Joshua Kurnia, a Design Program Manager who has produced diverse creative projects at companies such as Disney and Instagram, and Jasmine Lawrence a Product Manager in the field of robotics who started a hair and body care company at the age of 13.

We’ll be launching new episodes every other week, on Thursdays. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter at @alignbyline. If you have any questions or feedback, we’d love to hear from you. Be sure to hit follow so you don't miss new episodes, as we examine life, one line at a time!

In the FINAL episode of Season 1, Jasmine & Joshua read a duet piece titled "What's Next". They talk about "Facing The Future", which is a perfectly fitting topic as we wrap up Season 1 of Align by Line — the uncertainties and insecurities, but also excitement of the fact that we simply will never know our future.

Joshua reads "Beautiful Dreams" and Jasmine reads "Off the Grid" as they discuss the challenges of being yourself authentically on social media.

Jasmine reads "From Then Until Now" and Joshua reads "All The Imperfect Lovely Things My Mama Is" as they honor the impact their mothers have had on their lives.

Jasmine reads "Dream of Deaths" and Joshua reads "The Crease on The Painting" as they reflect on death and what it means to be alive.

Joshua reads "26 and Millions of Possibilities" and Jasmine reads "A Life Well Lived" as they reflect on how we can be the change we would like to see in this world through our words and small actions.

Joshua and Jasmine read & discuss poems from a range of diverse authors in honor of National Poetry Month!

In this new take on poetry, Jasmine & Joshua read a duet piece titled "Learning to Love Me". They talk about practicing self-care and being gentle to our physical and mental well-being as we go about life.