Introducing The Poetry Vessel Podcast!

Welcome to our Poetry Podcast!

EPISODE 01: WE NEED TO TALK (ABOUT POETRY)

Join my wife Rachael and I for our first podcast episode as we discuss poetry, life, video-making, traveling, and more against the backdrop of high winds, a fire, and a power cut.

Click below to watch the first episode of the Poetry Vessel Podcast.

EPISODE 02: “I CAUGHT A VICTORIAN CHILD’S DISEASE”

In Episode 2 of the Poetry Vessel Podcast, my wife, Rachael, and I talk about the holidays, our favorite (and least favorite) Christmas movies, new releases like Wicked, navigating the balance between gratefulness and ambition, mysterious Victorian Children's Diseases, and of course, writing and poetry!

EPISODE 03: JOY IS NOT MADE TO BE A CRUMB

Mary Oliver once wrote, "Joy is not made to be a crumb." But how do we fully embrace joy in poetry, art, and music? In Episode 3, we explore the connection between poetry and joy, how art inspires happiness, and how music evokes deep emotions. Whether you're a poetry lover, a creative soul, or someone seeking more beauty in everyday life, this discussion will uplift and inspire.

Welcome to The Poetry Vessel Podcast!

We've been working on this podcast concept for a long time behind the scenes and it's great to FINALLY be able to share it with you.

This podcast is hosted by me, Nathan Hassall, and produced by my wife, Rachael Hassall.

In this podcast, you'll learn more about poetry, craft, art, organization, filming, my Malibu Poet Laureate experience, and get an insight into our communication and sense of humor.

If you love podcasts about poetry, relationships, art, love, creativity, psychology, and inspiration, we know you’ll dig the Poetry Vessel Podcast.

So grab yourself a cup of tea and come hang out with us by watching below.

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DISCLAIMER:

The views, opinions, discussions, and statements expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and are intended to represent their personal opinions and perspectives. This podcast is an opinion-driven program, and all statements and discussions are made with the understanding that they are subjective and may not reflect objective facts or truths. Listener discretion is advised. The Poetry Vessel is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of any information presented and disclaims any liability arising from the use of or reliance on any information presented in this podcast.