Ariana Bryant brings amazing energy to the studio for episode 33. Bryant talks about being a 1st generation college student, uncovering and celebrating her identity, and life as a new business owner. 

There are so many lessons to be learned in this episode.  

Learn more about her new company, Moss & Blue Creative.  

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The creators of Denver's newest guide, @new2towndenver (on Instagram) joined me in the studio. 

Monica and Alex have created a thriving, adventurous, and informative community around the cool happenings around Denver. Whether you're just visiting for the weekend, or just moved to the Mile High City, you'll find excellent recommendations. 

Find them on Instagram.  

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Ready for a change-up? This week, Poems for People is guest-hosted by Sean Waldron, the host of Tension Theory podcast. 

Sean and I dive more into the motivations behind Poems for People and most importantly, the concepts of empathy and human connection.  

If you're looking for some insights into life and poetry, stick around for this episode. 

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I met James by chance at a podcasting event. Of course, I told him about my poetry podcast, and he immediately agreed to join me for an episode of Poems for People. 

James Lane is an actor, entertainer, musician, podcaster, and radio host talk show host at Met Radio and Denver Open Media's 92.9FM/89.3HD3. He's got some serious wisdom to share. Be sure to tune into what he's up to. Find him on Instagram and Twitter.  

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Robyn Shipton is the wonderful human behind Dreamstalk Podcast. She's also a fellow House of Pod member, and she agreed to sit down with me to talk podcasting, her amazing interview style, and of course, dreams.  

At the end, Robyn reads her typewriter poem aloud.

Be sure to check out Dreamstalk Podcast where you listen to podcasts!  

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Denver-based Singer/Songwriter Rob Drabkin joins me in the studio this week. We talk about his journey to music, his new album, titled Two Left Feet, new music videos, and so much more! 

You'll even get a sneak peek at his new single, 'Love Letters,' which will be released on Valentine's Day.  

Get ready for music, a typewriter poem, and a glimpse of the creative process!  

Ask Rob questions by tweeting at @poems4peoplepod

Learn more about Rob Drabkin.  

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Thomas "Detour" Evans is a Denver-based multi-disciplinary artist.  In this episode, listeners will get to learn more about his recent exhibits, his artistic process, and his upcoming book, Be the Artist.  

At the end, R.R. Noall writes Detour a typewriter poem! 

Learn more about Detour on his Instagram and website.  

Poems for People was just named one of the Top 30 Poetry Podcasts to watch in 2020! 

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Leo Sideras and Rachel Noall have known one another for a long time - about 18 years. Now, they're both in Denver!  

Leo, the Operations Manager at Strava Craft Coffee, joins Rachel in the studio for an episode of Poems for People. Learn about Leo's journey to coffee and about his other creative projects in this episode. 

Get yourself some delicious Strava Craft Coffee.  

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A year ago, Ian's life was pretty different. But, he adjusted and persisted, and some pretty rad things happened as a result of his great attitude and adventurous spirit.  

Get excited for his typewriter poem at the end of the episode. 

Learn more about Denver-based Reel Mobile Photo Booth. 

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Musician, actor, and all-around Renaissance Man Christopher Romero joins me in the studio in episode 24 of Poems for People.  

If you're interested in music at all, you know a bit about how much the scene has changed over the last two decades. While we heard about it, Christopher Romero was living it. 

Now, with years of perspective and a solo album under his belt, Romero has some wisdom to share. 

Learn more about Christopher here.  

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