Please check out my profile on AllPoetry.com and search for Dr. Jarrow. This has all of my original poems (49 poems currently).

In this episode, I talk about some of my ideas for 3 major future literary projects that I would like to complete and accomplish for my writing career. They are:

1. ​A poetry anthology
2. ​A memoir
3. ​A collection of personal essays

I discuss some of the potential challenges that I think I may encounter during the writing process with each of these three unique genres.

I hope you enjoy the episode!

Psalm 23 in:

1. ​ Modern English
2. ​ Spanish
3. ​ Modern Greek
4. ​ Esperanto
5. ​ Old English / Anglo-Saxon
6. ​ Interlingua
7. ​ Brazilian Portuguese
8. ​ Turkish
9. ​ Catalan
10. ​ Ecclesiastical Latin

Sources:

Bible App

ChatGPT

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**Which language did you enjoy listening to the most? Can you speak any of these languages?

** This is the link to my AllPoetry platform (cited with permission): https://allpoetry.com/Dr._Jarrow/

In this episode, I narrate a mix of old and new original poems from the AllPoetry website in addition to narrating a few poems from 19th century poet Abram J. Ryan. His poems narrated in this episode were: "Far Away," "Listen," "Wrecked," and "Dreaming." As previously mentioned, some of my poetry has Christian undertones.

Citations:

• Ryan's Poems Twelfth Edition pages 262-269.
• All Poetry (website cited with permission).

** This is the link to my AllPoetry platform (cited with permission): https://allpoetry.com/Dr._Jarrow#t_links

This is the third of my bilingual short stories series. I recorded the story in Brazilian Portuguese and English. I hope you enjoy and are inspired by the story.

Narré un cuento corto original en Inglés y Español. Gracias a mi tutor de Español por ayudarme con la traducción. También usé ChatGPT para chequear mi gramática. Gracias por escuchar. Compré un nuevo micrófono...lo siento por la suena 😅.

Este episodio es en Español. Narré poesía en Latín por William Cowper y compartir un poema original en Español al fin del episodio. Hablo mi proceso de escribir poesía así como cincelar mármol or tallar madera. Espero que disfrutes.

[This podcast episode has Christian undertones and I hope the Gospel is shared and accepted by all who listen]. This episode is a tribute to my father, who passed last Monday...I wrote a poem about his legacy. He will never be forgotten and will always be in my heart. I will never forget his life lessons and will always apply them to my life. Enjoy the time you have with loved ones and cherish good memories with them. The separation is only temporary and we will be reunited some day.

I go on a tangent about learning and mastering a new language or multiple languages with an experimental concept I coined as "language collection" or becoming a "language collector." I use several analogies in the episode to better explain my theory on acquiring a few languages and I give some strategies on persevering on your own language collection journey. I also discuss some theological and faith-based topics in tandem with the language learning philosophy of "collecting languages." I hope you enjoy the episode.

This is the first of my original bilingual short story podcast episode series. In each episode, I narrate an original short story, initially in a foreign language of my choice, and then in English.

The stories are targeted more towards a younger audience (middle school level), but anyone can listen if they are interested in increasing their language listening and comprehension skills. The stories have some Christian principles / morals.

The title of this original short story is called Lina's Little Turtle. It begins with a girl named Lina riding her bicycle along a sidewalk near her street. She sees a small turtle with a crack in his shell trying to cross the road. Lina gets the creature and plops him in the basket attached to her bike. Lina and her friend Sofia are now on a mission to help fix the crack on the turtle's shell.

The moral of this story is that it is honorable and rewarding to have compassion for other people, as well as for creatures in nature.

I hope you enjoy listening!

I wrote this Spanglish poem a while back. The recording was like a freestyle rap with the rhyming and rhythmic narration. Some words, in addition to English and Spanish, had influences from Turkish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Esperanto peppered into the poem. Some of the themes are faith-based and expressed interesting emotions and random images. In summary, I thought it was a pretty unique sounding poem, but there's always room for improvement. I hope you enjoy!