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Poetree Ware Podcast is a creative sanctuary where poetry, purpose, and lived experience intersect. Rooted in the belief that words are worn like art and lived like a movement, this podcast explores storytelling beyond the page—through voice, vision, and vulnerability.Each…
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Part 2: Life After Struggle- A Zoom Conversation with Sanford Shuman, Last Real Poet PART 2/2 (opens the original)
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THE ZOOM INTERVIEW Life After Struggle: Faith, Community & the Legacy of the Last Real Poet Story Arc Continues: Social Media → Community → Struggle → Faith → Purpose → Legacy Part Two takes the Poetree Ware conversation deeper. Recorded via Zoom , this portion explores what happens when the poet behind the words begins talking about the world those words must live in. What Is Happening to Poetry? 8. Finish this sentence: “Social media-era poetry is…” What do you think poets have gained—and pote
PART 1: Poetry You Can Wear: Last Real Poet × Poetree Ware 🎙️ Poetreeware (opens the original)
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The Last Real Poet: Life After Struggle Opening introduction “Welcome back to Poetreeware. Today I’m sitting down with Scott Shuman, known as the Last Real Poet and one of the voices behind Life After Struggle . His platform brings together poetry, testimony, struggle, faith, and the idea that what we survive can become part of what we leave behind. Scott, welcome to Poetreeware.” PART 1 Part One introduces Sanford Shuman and explores the ideas behind the conversation: Who is the Last Real Poet?
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