Welcome to Episode 15 of The Jaime David Podcast! In this episode, I explore my poem "Imagination (My Response to John Lennon's 'Imagine')", a piece that serves as both a tribute and a response to one of the most iconic songs in history. In my poem, I reflect on the ideals and dreams painted by Lennon, while offering my own perspective on the power of imagination to shape our world. The poem touches on themes of hope, unity, and the challenges we face as a society striving for a better future.This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own recordings. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The AI voice model was trained on my voice and reflects my natural tone, pacing, and delivery. It’s still me — enhanced with a bit of technology to help me create and share content consistently. Think of it like using autotune: it’s still the artist, just with some digital assistance. Using AI allows me to bridge the ideas in my head with the stories and poems I want you to hear, enabling me to continue creating even when recording new episodes is challenging.This episode also marks the end of the current season of The Jaime David Podcast. I’ll be taking a break until 2026, but I’m grateful for your support so far and look forward to bringing you new content in the future. Until then, please enjoy this final episode of the year, and I hope it sparks some thought and reflection on the power of imagination and the world we wish to create.To stay connected and follow my work, please visit the following platforms:

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Thank you for joining me for Episode 15 of The Jaime David Podcast. As we wrap up this season, I appreciate each and every one of you for listening and supporting the journey. Stay tuned for future episodes, and in the meantime, feel free to explore my past episodes and poems on my blog and social media.

In this episode, I go over my poem "Climate Change is Real."
This episode features AI-generated voice narrationbased on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personallimitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry tolife. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone,pacing, and delivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance tohelp me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like usingautotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voiceAI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear.This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I go over my poem "Life and Death."
This episode features AI-generated voice narrationbased on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personallimitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry tolife. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone,pacing, and delivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance tohelp me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like usingautotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voiceAI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear.This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this podcast episode, I discuss my poem called "Change."
This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, and delivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

I talk about my poem "Trains" in this episode.
This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, anddelivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I talk about my poem "Rhyme."
This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, anddelivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I discuss my poem called "Fame."This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, anddelivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I talk about my poem "Uniqueness."
This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, anddelivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I discuss about my poem called "The Internet."
This episode features AI-generated voice narration based on my own voice. Due to my current recording environment and personal limitations, I’ve chosen to use this tool to bring my stories and poetry to life. The voice model was trained on my own recordings and reflects my tone, pacing, anddelivery. It’s still me — just with a bit of tech assistance to help me create and share content more consistently. Think of it like using autotune — it’s still the artist, just with some digital help. I’m using voice AI as a bridge between the ideas in my head and the stories I want you to hear. This helps me keep creating even when life makes it hard to record new episodes.

In this episode, I deep dive and analyze my poem "Time."