MetaPoet with Hadiya Rudolfo

AHHHHHH!!! It is the host's greatest honor to sit down with the awesome individual that is Hadiya Phillips and share a love for writing and self-expression. Eeep! 😍

Welcome to the first episode of the first season! In this episode, we are treated to the inner workings of Kandis, an aspiring poet with much to say on how mental health is perceived and thus, treated by society.

In this episode, the host summarizes the major responsibilities of being a parent, all with an empathetic ear. As per usual, you are invited to be a part of the greater cause.

In this episode, you are treated to another poem, one born from the potential love of a parent. Thus, the invitation is given to the audience to share their thoughts on this topic as well.

In this episode, the host starts the conversation on what our hair actually means, or at the very least, could.

In this episode, the host follows up with a new piece of writing, entitled, 'Comb Me'. In it, the persona explains why those two words could be seen as offensive. In light of that, the host welcomes others to share their stories as well.

In this episode, the host delivers a concise review of the first part of the prologue of 'The Book of Xeron'.

In this episode, the host apologizes for missing a day, but reassures everyone that the show will go on.

In this episode, the host treats us to another insider look at another of her unpublished novels. Where is she taking us today?

In this episode, the host takes the time to take a closer look at her poem, 'To the Boys, who left me alone'. In doing so, the hope is to provide closure for losses that were never intended for her, or for anyone else. 

To contact the host, you can reach her on Facebook, Instagram, and even Twitter via the handle @metapoetwithhr

For more official purposes, you can email her at [email protected]

Thank you for listening!