In this podcast, we venture back to an old writing of mine and dive into its spoken word, free verse style. Throughout my journey as a writer, I always wanted to try to stand behind a microphone at an open mic night and recite spoken word feelings and emotions, whether scripted or from the free verse of my brain. I consider this podcast my first venture into that endeavor. 

Each line of my poem contains three words only and delivers a message that remains valid. 

Through this podcast, I hope to remind the listener or reader that each one of us has words to deliver, whether spoken or not, and our story has the ability to change the world in a positive way. All of us can learn something from one another if we are brave enough to sit down and listen to the emotions we are trying to effectively express without being offended.

These Three Words.

What are yours?  

In this podcast, we dive into a short fiction read titled The Morning Fog. This was one of my earlier blog posts that did not receive a lot of views, yet, with the spoken word, something tells me that it might have a different effect.

Imagine being alone on a straight line highway before sunrise. The only thing to the sides of you are tall pine trees. Up ahead, you see a thick white patch of invisible mist about to envelope you and your car. You enter it and are carried to another parallel as your imagination starts to wander. 

What does your mind see?

What does your soul experience? 

All of that and more in this podcast.

In this podcast, I introduce one of my most viewed blog posts from my website and do something that I have not done until this very moment - read one of my written works aloud to my listeners and readers.

Cattywampus. What does it mean for us, as humans? Where will it lead us? Where will we go? 

What if the if what?

The possibilities are endless.

So are you!  

In this podcast, I talk about the negative mindset I fought while receiving countless rejection letters in the mail from book publishers. I also address the struggle I went through while trying to independently publish my novels on my own.

I conclude that I do not regret anything I have been through because I would not be where I currently am without these experiences. 

From here, it is all progress - and progress is good!

In this podcast, I briefly discuss my high school years leading into college. I talk about the journey of self discovery while attending the university, and the ups and downs I encountered there. I discuss, in detail, the time I plagiarized a college essay and was caught by my professor. The results of my actions had me being brought before the dean and dropped from the class with an F letter grade.

I end our podcast discussion by letting the listener know that our mistakes do not define us. The only thing standing in our way of us manifesting our dreams is ourselves. Life is too short to give up.

Do not let anyone convince you otherwise.

In this podcast, I introduce myself and what I hope to accomplish while on this journey.