QELP - Who is a Poet? The Poet's LIFE Podcast

Sourav Sengupta is an Indian Poet, an architect by training and a human resources manager by profession. He lives in Kolkata.Author of Aśoka at Dhauli, a metered treasure in 12 stanzas which narrates a seminal moment in the Asian subcontinent history, Sourav Sengupta will be the Apotheosis of our fifth issue in spring 2023. In this last season's episode, we discuss his wonderful poem Ashoka at Dhauli, great books about poetry by Stephen Fry and James Feton, the levels of abstraction every poet and artist need to know, how form follows function in architecture (and that includes poetry), Tagore the polymath, and Krishna who needs no introduction.Sourav Sengupta in Revue {R}évolutionRead Aśoka at DhauliRead this interview [soon]Watch this interview on YouTube [soon]Support the showQELP, The Poet's LIFE podcast is brought to you by Revue {R]évolution, a polymath review of Poetry and Art based in New York with branches in Paris and London, and a Learning Center. Support our mission: Subscribe to Revue {R}évolution Enroll in our online classes for Poets & Artists Subscribe to our YouTube Channel

If you haven't read James B Nicola's story Academic yet, you need to fix this.James B. Nicola is a Poet, a polyglot, a scholar, un homme de théâtre, and an amazing conversationalist.In this 23rd episode of QELP Qui est le Poète, we discuss…many things and in many languages, from the challenges of modern-day polymathy, to Divinity, to genius, to fame to Dune and the Twilight Zone, to Plato to solitude to Javert.James B. Nicola authored seven full-length poetry collections. His poems have appeared in the Antioch, Southwest and Atlanta Reviews; Rattle; and Barrow Street.His poetry has received many literary awards, including eight Pushcart nominations.

Meet our lovely host, Keira Tucker, a scientist with an inspiring story at the intersection of science and art at ASCUS. In this special episode, Arts Co-Editor Maria Linares Freire interviews Keira and talks art, science, music, poetry, evolution, religion, Hans Zimmer, and germs!Watch this interview: https://youtu.be/pY4hoQ4WSNEASCUS: https://www.ascus.org.uk/who-we-areRead Keira's interview in {R}#5: https://www.revuerevolution.com/en/read/fifth-issue-2023Subscribe to Revue {R}évolution, a polymath review of poetry and art: https://www.revuerevolution.com/en/subscription-plansSupport the showQELP, The Poet's LIFE podcast is brought to you by Revue {R]évolution, a polymath review of Poetry and Art based in New York with branches in Paris and London, and a Learning Center. Support our mission: Subscribe to Revue {R}évolution Enroll in our online classes for Poets & Artists Subscribe to our YouTube Channel

QELP is honored to have American Poet and Thinker Xavier Jones as a guest for this episode. Xavier Jones lives in Lyon, France.  Author of The resolution, is REVOLUTION, a literary delight, Xavier shares not only his creative process but also his vision of art, poetry, the self, and life in general. A  thought-provoking conversation with a brilliant, elegant, and bilingual mind.  

Manal Al Dowayan is a Saudi Arabian artist of many talents with a singular path. A graduate of systems analysis and design, she worked in an oil company before coming out as an artist.Internationally acclaimed, Manal's artistic practice - quote - navigates a territory where the personal and the political overlap. Manal Al Dowayan's s art is socially conscious, grounded in the love of Saudi Arabian land, Arabian culture and language, and also contains a universal dimension, which is why she caught Revue {R}évolution's eye.In this episode, we discuss the power of invisibility, what happens when women are not pressured by male gaze, Eastern cultural diversity and genius, Manal's creative genesis and process, fatherly love, and why it's good to have a job to support you until you can make it as an artist.Co-hosted by Poet Murielle Mobengo and Awarded Artist Maria Linares Freirehttps://www.revuerevolution.com/Support the showQELP, The Poet's LIFE podcast is brought to you by Revue {R]évolution, a polymath review of Poetry and Art based in New York with branches in Paris and London, and a Learning Center. Support our mission: Subscribe to Revue {R}évolution Enroll in our online classes for Poets & Artists Subscribe to our YouTube Channel

Part 3 dives deeper into Amos's life, explores the emotional dimension in his art, and shows how he was constantly pushing himself to the next level. Some humans are born extraordinary, those French Poet Baudelaire described as people who “have more memories than if they'd lived a thousand years.” Amos was certainly one of them.

In Part 2, meet Amos Lemon Burkhart, art prodigy from alternate planets 1 & 2. Amos's work is deep, complex, luminous, cathartic, and universal, a rare thing, the privilege of masters in the making. 

This 20th episode of QELP is longer than usual: 3 parts. Why? Because we want your attention. Part I asks important questions on creativity, polymathy vs conformism, and introduces you to Ann Lemon, a former art director who has influenced fashion and Fortune 500 brands, and the mother of art prodigy Amos Lemon Burkhart (1998 - 2018). Co-editor-in-chief for the arts Maria Linares Freire joins us for the conversation.

Revue {R}évolution almost reached 30K visits in June 2022! An occasion to thank our listeners, readers and contributors and to talk about our  evolution into a paying publication, and our mission.

CATHERINE McGUIRE is a Poet, writer, and multi-talented Artist.Catherine is a poet-polymath. She writes poetry, short stories, science fiction and has a deep interest for science and transformational experiences.A volunteer and longtime member of Oregon friends of Jung, her poetry is an exploration of the psyche and of the human experience.In this episode of QELP, we discuss many things: archetypes, the corporate mindset vs the creative mind, the challenges and joy of being a modern polymath, David Bowie, and living a full life.Catherine McGuire's Books: http://www.cathymcguire.com/Catherine McGuire in a poetic {R}évolution: https://www.revuerevolution.com/en/qelp-catherine-mcguireSupport the show

SATTVA IS POETRY.This podcast episode is a reading of the first of a  two-series article on the origins and nature of Poetry. THE ORIGINS & NATURE OF POETRY (Part I) addresses what Poetry is in symbols, meaning, and spirit. Read the article while listening hereTHE ORIGINS & NATURE OF POETRY (Part II) will explore the Greek & Sanskrit etymology of Poetry-Art, and history of the first Poets in Ancient Greece, India or the Indus Valley, and Africa. There will certainly be a Part III. Track their publication on Instagram.Support the show

SUE BURGE is a poet, freelance creative writing tutor, mentor and editor based in North Norfolk, UK.  Her poems appear in a range of publications, including Revue {R}évolution's spring issue 2022.  She authored four poetry collections including the late Confetti Dancers (Live Canon 2021) and The Artificial Parisienne (soon).  In this heart-felt talk with the Poet, we discuss how it all started with James Bond, establishing visibility as a teacher of Poetry, Poetry salons and open-mics, going beyond the male female dichotomy in poetry, Eurydice, Persephone & agency, what makes great poetry, finishing a poem, and stalking Paris.Connect with Sue BurgeRead this interview in Revue {R}évolutionVisit Sue Burge's author page in a {R}évolutionSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

15th episode of QELP reflects on the cruelest month ever, the real meaning of Jack Kerouac's 100th anniversary, and alcohol.Resources mentioned in the episode

Genie Nakano is a third generation Japanese-American Poet born in Los Angeles and a multitalented Artist. Author of several Poetry collection, Genie Nakano is a member of the Southern Californian Haiku Society and a savvy tanka writer. She shares a fascinating history of Tanka, the mother of haiku, with us Visit Genie's page in Revue {R} & read her PoetryA History of Tanka in Tanka Form by Genie NakanoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

An Artist is a Poet is an Artist is a Poet. Maria Linares Freire is a London-based Artist from Cordoba, Spain. A Londoner for 24 years now, her work has been published in various Art books and magazines and awarded 8 international prizes, among which the prestigious Dante Alighieri and Leonardo Da Vinci Prizes. Inspired by quantum mechanics, geometry and Egyptian mythology, Maria's Art is neo-baroque, transcendental, gigantic, Harmonious, everything Revue {R} loves and promotes. Maria's most iconic exhibition happened in October 2015, when scientists at the NASA projected her painting over the Moon surface. On Earth, she has also exhibited in London, Bristol, Milan, Rome, Athens and New York, and is Revue {R}'s Artist in residence and new co-ed-in-chief. Read this interview on Revue {R}évolutionSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Before you meet our fantastic next guest, this solo episode is a crossover with The Polymath Agency Limited podcast series and tackles why it is so hard to make a living as a Poet or an Artist.  An uneasy question with a surprisingly simple answer.Poets & Artists: Get a copy of The Poetical Manifesto for freeListen to The Modern Polymath podcast limited seriesIf you are a Poet-Artist undergoing a crisis, get help.Support the show

Conversation à tiroirs avec Caroline Adler Micó, Poète et conteuse. Entre inertie, passion et Harmonie, la naissance d'un poète, le pouvoir créateur de l'intériorité, l'être-en-douance et Jack Kerouac, entre autres.

This solo episode is a crossover of The Polymath Agency Limited podcast series and addresses  the 3 types of crises Poets and Artists face over the course of their lives.Poets & Artists: Get a copy of The Poetical Manifesto for freeListen to The Modern Polymath podcast limited seriesIf you are a Poet-Artist undergoing a crisis, get help.Support the show

Shane Manier is the founder of Guerilla Poets, a nonprofit art collective with branches in the US and UK. A multi talented Poet who has embraced the leader in her, she is a Creative Coach, a Visual Artist, a Trauma Informed Care Instructor, and a Tedx Speaker. In QELP's 11th episode, Shane Manier shared how she transcended inertia and violence in and came out as a poet and a mentor to younger generations of poets and beyond. She created a healthy and supportive community to help poets live in their truth. Her poetry collection, Road Hunger, has just been published.In this fluid conversation, we discuss the dangers of wrapping our identity into our art, how a poet matures, fame, the natural need for validation, the power of detachment, and the poetic practice as a divine download. Qui est le Poète & Revue {R}évolution are elated to have her on the show. Get struck: Connect with Shane Manier & read her interview in a {R}évolution___________More about QELP & Revue {R}évolutionSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

D. A. "Roarshock" Wilson is a Northern California poet and storyteller based in San Francisco. Author of First Hours Of A Rainy Day, he has performed in diverse venues in the Bay Area and in Paris, France. Roarshock has participated in the international poetry revolution since March 2020 and is a regular guest of several spoken word collectives. Read David's interview Support the show

This episode of QELP/Who is a Poet gives a voice to The Poetical Manifesto one more time.Remember: Episode 4 concluded that Poets are complex beings serving transcendence which makes them channel to genius. Now what happens to beings like that? Consumption happens.Keep up with the reflection: Get The Poetical Manifesto at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

A Poet adds wonder, magic and love all around her, no matter what. On March 21st, Julie Pellissier-Lush started something wonderful. She began recording poems and hosting online powwows to share Beauty and Harmony in the midst of a pandemic. Julie Pellissier-Lush is a Poet and as such, she is multitalented: an actress, a singer, songwriter, photographer, a mother of five and the first Mi'kmaq Poet Laureate of Prince Edward Island in PEI history. She is the author of My Mi'kmaq Mother, a story of motherly love and loss, and Mi'kmaq Campfire Stories (The Acorn Press), a voyage into the world of the Mi'kmaq people. Qui est le Poète? is honored to have her for this 8th episode.Meet the Poets & Artists in a {R}évolution hereSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

I am delighted to have Fiona Mackintosh on the show. Fiona has been writing poetry since the age of 10. She shares her journey into Transformation with us, the role mythology has been playing in her craft, her rapport to form, the absence of form and emotions. A true Poet, Fiona Mackintosh is multitalented. Visit elderwoodscoach.com and see for yourself or say HI on her poetic instagram. You'll hear the sound of thunder here and there. Maybe Thor paid us a visit that day!____________Meet the Poets & Artists in a {R}évolution hereSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

The Poetical Manifesto is now listed at Barnes & Noble!

Dans les podcasts du lundi, nous ouvrons une brèche dans le temps et l'espace pour rendre à un poète du présent ou du passé sa voix pour qu'il nous éclaire sur son être au monde (sa mission). Pour découvrir son métier, indissociable de sa vie (une manifestation typique d'incorruptibilité). Dans ce 5ème épisode, Charles parle. Découvrir Revue {R}évolution: revuerevolution.comSuivre Revue {R}évolution sur les réseaux sociaux:www.facebook.com/revuerevolution/instagram.com/muriellemobengo/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Poets are not for consumption. Artists are not slaves to praise with mediocre fame (=emotional greed). Poets and Artists create the civilizations and cultures that fill up our history books. They do not deserve to die in abject fame or poverty. They deserve reverence, intimacy and respect. They deserve to be our beloved teachers again, not pop stars we will consume and reject once all radiance has been sucked out of them. The Poetical Manifesto is the Artist's Manifesto. The Poetical Manifesto is the ethical manifesto. The Manifesto speaks._________________For more, visit {R}, the Manifesto's publishing houseThe Poetical Manifesto is out at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.Say HI on social: instagram.com/muriellemobengo/ or facebook.com/revuerevolution/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

A Norse tale on the origins of Poetry, a modern interpretation.A reading by Murielle Mobengo, excerpt from The Poetical ManifestoSAY HI on social media:facebook.com/revuerevolution/instagram.com/muriellemobengo/Watch our videos & interviewsSupport Revue {R} on Patreon or Subscribe!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Dans les podcasts du lundi, nous ouvrons une brèche dans le temps et l'espace pour rendre à un poète du présent ou du passé sa voix pour qu'il nous éclaire sur son être au monde (sa mission). Pour découvrir son métier, indissociable de sa vie (une manifestation typique d'incorruptibilité).Ce 2ème épisode est consacré à notre Arthur chéri. Pour découvrir Revue Révolution: revuerevolution.comPour suivre Revue {R}évolution ou l'auteur sur les réseaux sociaux:instagram.com/muriellemobengo/www.facebook.com/revuerevolution/Pour regarder nos vidéos et interviews  Pour soutenir Revue {R}évolution, rendez-vous sur Patreon (contributions à partir de US$ 4)!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Murielle Mobengo est Poète et rédactrice en chef de Revue {R}évolution, revue polymathe et bilingue de poésie basée à New York, Paris et San Francisco. Murielle traque les manifestations poétiques harmonieuses en toute chose et puise son inspiration aux sources du Shivaïsme du Cachemire, père de toutes les philosophies. Auteur d'un recueil de poésie en français (2006-2016), de plusieurs contes symbolistes et du Poetical Manifesto, elle a fondé Revue {R} pour réunir les traditions philosophiques, poétiques et artistiques d'Orient, d'Occident et d'Afrique.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Qui est le Poète est un podcast bilingue en français et en anglais. Ici, nous méditons sur le caractère sacré de cette fonction et sur sa mission essentielle pour le collectif, au sein de nos communautés en invitant des poètes à participer à cette émission. Ces poètes du passé, du présent et peut-être du futur nous rendent visite pour éveiller notre perception de la Beauté, de l'Harmonie, de la Transcendance et de l'Unité de toutes choses. Leur rapport à l'acte de création, ainsi que leur voyages en terre d'émotion sont également au cœur de nos discussions. Mon nom est Murielle Mobengo, je suis Poète et fondatrice de Revue {R}évolution.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)

Qui est le Poète? / Who is a Poet is a bilingual podcast in French and English. We reflect on the Sacredness of this function and its mission for the collective with guest Poets on the show. Poets from the past and present (maybe future) come for a visit to enlighten our perception of Beauty, Harmony, Transcendence and Union. Their creative process and emotional journey into creation is also at the heart of our discussions. My name is Murielle Mobengo, I am a Poet and Founder of Revue {R}évolution, the bilingual poetry review where all art forms meet.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/revuerevolution?fan_landing=true)