MALIBU POET LAUREATE & FOUNDER OF THE POETRY VESSEL

Nathan Hassall

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How Poetry Changes Your Brain

Experience our groundbreaking self-guided course in Neurocognitive Poetics created by Poet Laureate Nathan Hassall and National Bestselling Author and World-Renowned Neuroscience Researcher, Mark Waldman.

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The Poetry Vessel Podcast is a video podcast that explores creativity, consciousness, and—of course—poetry. Created and hosted by Malibu Poet Laureate ‘23-’25, Nathan Hassall, with support from his wife, Rachael, a CX strategist and expert in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, the podcast brings together voices from across multiple disciplines—poets, neuroscientists, musicians, psychologists, and more—to examine how language, emotion, and art shape the way we experience the world.

Meet Nathan Hassall

Malibu Poet Laureate ‘23-25 & Founder of The Poetry Vessel

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As a poet, educator, entrepreneur, and editor, Nathan brings a deep commitment to the transformative power of language. Originally from Horsham, England, he earned his Master’s in Creative Writing – Poetry in 2018 and was later appointed as the 5th, and youngest, Poet Laureate of Malibu, California.

As the founder of The Poetry Vessel, he brings poetry into conversation with neuroscience, psychology, and art through global education programs and a multidisciplinary podcast. Alongside his public work, Nathan is a sought-after freelance editor who collaborates with poets, writers, and entrepreneurs to refine their voices with clarity and depth — skills that form the foundation of his teaching and creative philosophy.