Poems for People

When I met Jan, I knew immediately that we'd be friends. Learn more about Jan, and her desire to learn about humans through their stories and how she puts good energy out into the world. 

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The 31st National Coming Out Day was celebrated last week on October 11th.  

In the 10th episode of Poems for People, host R.R. Noall talks about her own coming out process as well as a poetry book she's been working on. 

Closet Haikus is a collaborate coming out poetry collection. The Kickstarter campaign was successfully funded in the spring of 2019. As the publication date (December 2019) approaches, she wanted to share the project with the Poems for People community and give listeners a chance to participate.

Lastly, Noall writes a "Closet Haiku" on her typewriter. 

Learn more about the Closet Haikus project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rrnoall/closet-haikus  

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Life changes, and as humans, we have to adjust, embrace transition, and be vulnerable. Ali Hause is an engineer based in Boulder, Colorado. This week, she shares with us not only her passions for family, friends, and her work, but provides us with a glimpse into a journey she's on right now.   

Sit back, and enjoy this episode of Poems for People.  

From her career to her desire to explore Colorado and her love of all things human, Ashley Barrett is on many adventures, one could say.

As a DPT now pursuing her MBA, she is driven to create equitable health care systems that increase a patient's quality of life. In the same vein, she's all about living life to the fullest and passing that legacy onto her nephew. 

If you're looking for some inspiration, it's right here.  

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Poems for People is something special. As the host, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what brought this poetry podcast into existence.

I take a moment, reflect, and write myself a poem, which I don't get to do very often.  

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Sustainability activist and consultant Beth Birchfield joins me on episode 6 of Poems for People.  

We discuss the small steps that individuals and businesses can take to help themselves and the planet. Additionally, Beth shares how she came to see this problem for what it is and the role that loss has played in fueling her desire to give back to mother earth. 

At the end of the podcast, Beth reads her poem aloud. 

Learn more about Beth's company EcoShyft. You can learn more about it on Instagram at @ecoskyft and at www.ecoshyft.org. 

Alison Bozic, the mom of host R.R. Noall, goes into the studio for an impromptu recording of Poems for People. That being said, this episode won't disappoint. 

We discuss big life changes, like moving across the country, self-discovery, and newfound passions. 

At the end of the episode, Alison reads her poem aloud!  

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Denver-based tattoo artists Jon Hanna and Kelly Mitchell join R.R. Noall in the 4th episode of Poems for People. 

They discuss the process of becoming a tattoo artist, nightmare clients, and the satisfaction of seeing art on skin.  

At the end of the episode, they read their typewriter poem!  

Find Jon and Kelly on Instagram: @jonhannatattoo and @kellymitchelltattoos 

Real Estate Agent and Bar Instructor Megan Lamb joins poet R.R. Noall on episode 3. We discuss personal growth, letting go, and being open to the universe.  

At the end of the episode, Megan reads her poem aloud! 

Get ready for a few tears, folks.  

Screenwriter and MFA student L.R. Camacho joins me on Poems for People this week. We discuss screenwriting, creative collaboration, and poetry!