Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah stephenson

On this episode, "there is a small song", Darren and Hannah Stephenson get a chance to discuss the idea of a child's play and creativity. Make sure to listen to the end of the podcast to hear Darren read his poem "there is a small song" from the a child walks in the dark collection (available now from Harbor Editions) that inspired the theme for this episode.

Connecting with moms in your own community and neighborhood has been hard this past year. But the rewards of investing in the moms right in your own backyard can be huge. Reaching out to connect with moms in your neighborhood or community can be exactly what you need when you feel lonely or exhausted. You can find deep friendship and tangible physical support. But you can also find a sense of purpose through giving back to the community where you live, work, and raise your family. My guest this week talks about exactly how to do that. For as long as she can remember, Hannah Stephenson has always had a heart for investing in her community, serving others, and joining like-minded people together to do good. Between the challenges of mothering, working, and longing for a stronger sense of community, specifically in her Nashville neighborhood, Hannah saw a need for a group where women could come together to deepen relationships with each other and give back to the community. So three years ago, she co-founded the Crieve Hall Women's League, a community-centered nonprofit membership group that serves the Crieve Hall area of Nashville, TN.  The Crieve Hall Women's League has brought women together in this unprecedented time to provide tangible and emotional support for people living in the Crieve Hall neighborhood of Nashville, Tennessee. If you're craving to connect with moms in your own backyard to make and nurture friendships, this is a conversation for you! Connect with Hannah: https://www.instagram.com/stephensonhomeco https://www.facebook.com/stephensonhomeco   For show notes and resources mentioned: http://www.gotchamama.com GOTCHA MAMA INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/gotchamama/ GOTCHA MAMA FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/gotchamama/

Dustin Pearson and Hannah Stephenson speak about their poetry collections. Pearson's "Millennial Roost" uses the metaphor of the chicken yard to describe violation. He's a McKnight Doctoral Fellow at Florida State University and has won many awards. Stephenson, who blogs at The Storialist read from her collection "In the Kettle, the Shriek." Beloved in Columbus as a founder of the monthly book reading series, Paging Columbus, she's a prolific poet and editor.

Paging Columbus founder Hannah Stephenson speaks with Word Carver reporter Amy Dalrymple at the OSU Urban Art Space. Paging Columbus moves to the new $2 Radio location on Parson's Avenue in November. Slam poet champ Barbara Fant reads two stunning pieces. Amy explores the whimsy and wonder of words at amydalrymple.net

This week, our very first poetry episode with Ohio poet Hannah Stephenson! I first started reading Hannah's blog, The Storialist, a year or so ago, and although most of the poems she posts there are short, they really invite you to spend some time with them. For this week's show, Hannah and I had a great talk about her 2013 book In the Kettle, the Shriek, and the thought process behind her poems. (Recorded June 28, 2016) Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | SoundCloud | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Leave a review Share: Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook Connect: Email | Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr Show Notes: Hannah Stephenson Hannah Stephenson - In the Kettle, the Shriek Paging Columbus! (YouTube) Gold Wake Press Robert Bly - A Little Book on the Human Shadow New American Press - New Poetry from the Midwest @thestorialist (Twitter)

Hannah Stephenson’s first book of poems.

Hannah Stephenson’s first book of poems.