Poema Podcast
Episodes
Wednesday Jul 26, 2017
Poema 025 | Where We Are
Wednesday Jul 26, 2017
Wednesday Jul 26, 2017
Today I do a reflection on my own journey of the last 18 months - both spiritual and creative - and the story of how the podcast, and all my creative work, has grown and evolved. I talk about the importance of taking a break, of refuelling, reimagining, disconnecting, and how this is absolutely necessary to our growth, and to creating more great work, and a thriving, healthy life.
This is the last episode of Season 1 of the Poema Podcast. Season 2 will begin in the Autumn, and in this episode I share more about this, why I'm doing it, and what you'll have to look forward to in Season 2.
Wednesday Jul 12, 2017
Poema 024 | Matthew Brough On Spirituality For Normal People
Wednesday Jul 12, 2017
Wednesday Jul 12, 2017
Today I'm delighted to host Matthew Brough, pastor, author and host of the 'Spirituality For Normal People' podcast. We talk about whole range of topics, including creativity, the spirituality of writing fiction, spiritual practices and more.
Matthew shares his own story, and talks about how writing fiction has influenced his spiritual journey, and the circle of creativity and our spiritual journey - where each impacts and is part of the other, and how this has impacted his own role as a pastor. He also talks about his own spiritual practices, and how these have evolved and changed and the impact they've had on his creative side, in particular the birth of his podcast, 'Spirituality For Normal People', which explores creativity and spiritual practice.
Matthew's got a lot of wisdom and insight to share on both spirituality and creativity, and this is well worth a listen.
Wednesday Jul 05, 2017
Poema 023 | Joy Resor & Finding Joy On Your Shoulders
Wednesday Jul 05, 2017
Wednesday Jul 05, 2017
Today I'm joined by author and spiritual counsellor Joy Resor. Joy shares her own story of how suffering and grief set her on the path to finding her true purpose, and how she discovered joy in the process. It's a powerful story of expanding spirituality, creativity as a healer, and how suffering can be a catalyst for authentic and even positive change in our lives.
Joy shows how it's possible to have truly hopeful, joyful perspective on our journey, whilst still bearing the scars of our past. This is definitely worth a listen!