Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole gulotta

Books mentioned in this podcast: Nicole Gulotta's Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry; The Dirt Book: Poems about Animals That Live Beneath Our Feet by David L. Harrison and illustrated by Kate Cosgrove; and Jennifer A Nielsen's Rescue; the other book I mention but did not state the title in the podcast is Rita Black's From Fat to Thin Thinking: Unlock Your Mind for Permanent Weight Loss --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-dilorenzo/message

NICOLE GULOTTA is the author of Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer's Path and Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry, which was inspired by her blog of the same name. Her winning poetry chapbook, Migration, was published by Flyway: A Journal of Writing and Environment at Iowa State University. As the founder of the Wild Words community, she helps fellow writers embrace the season they're in, create at their own pace, and care for their minds and bodies along the way. Nicole holds an MFA in poetry from Vermont College of Fine Arts and her writing has appeared in Life & Thyme, LitHub, Motherwell, The Write Life, The Portland Review, Georgetown Review, and others. As a Daring to Rest™ yoga nidra facilitator, she guides women to feel both physically rested and tapped into their creative potential.In this episode we talk about how to write in the margins, how to stay organized as a writer, the story of how she got her first book deal, how motherhood taught her to work within her seasons and cycles, writing rituals from her book, Wild Words, what to do with your old journals, and how yoga nidra can be a tool for your writing practice.Creative Resources Mentioned:Daring to Rest by Karen BrodySquarespace, Convertkit, Flo DeskAlisha Sommer's podcast episodeConnect with Nicole:thewildwords.com@the_wildwords

Are you a writer?Do you think you might be?How do you know if you are one or not?All of these questions tend to crop up for us moms when we start dreaming bigger and bigger and bigger in life - and for some of us, they keep cropping up for years. Along with a few more like, Could I find work as a writer?How do I know if I'm good enough?How do creativity and writing work when I'm such a busy parent?What if I've failed in the past or put out something that was humiliating?Could I ever find the time and the courage to write?So that's exactly what this week's podcast is all about.In this episode of the podcast, I'm interviewing writer and author Nicole Gulotta about the writer's journey, how any mom can find the time and courage it takes to write, and how it might just be YOUR next big adventure. Links to the things that pop up in our discussion:Nicole's first book Eat This PoemNicole's most recently published book Wild WordsHow you can join the Wild Words Collective CommunityPrevious podcast with mutual friend Jenn Norrell from Finding WaldenCeleste's bookHow I encourage other writer moms - the Mamas Who Write programMore on seasonal creative living w/ NicoleMy favorite moments:I think if you have that inclination at all and you're even questioning ‘Am I a writer?' I think you are one. . . We sort of confuse the writer inside of us with the outer world of publishing and that sense of acceptance we receive. . . which is often an external pressure we put on ourselves. . . It's definitely a complicated relationship.What if I take a lot of these lessons about flexibility and adaptability that are being applied to my life as a new parent and what if I took this new philosophy and applied it to my writing life?I find the more that I just go with it and trust my creativity in that way, it usually works out in the end.It's not so much about finding time. It's about making space.I think a lot of us spend some time waiting for someone else to give permission for us to share our story first . . . I think if we can move past that piece and not think about who's going to read the book or the editor that's going to pick it up or the publisher that's going to publish it, we have to just start with our story and our truth and what's most important to us first.There is something that has happened to us - or whatever story it is that we want to share - that only we can tell and there is someone out there who that story will resonate with. There's someone out there that is maybe a few years behind you in the lessons that you have learned. That always helps me move forward and reminds me how powerful our stories are.You're a writer always. You're an author sometimes.It's true:If you have a story in your heart to tell, writing really could be your next big adventure.It might also be your next big adventure if you're looking for a way togrow exponentially in the personal development departmentstep into your true selfget the junk out of your head so you can be fully present with your familyovercome a hard time, ormake the most of your time and your biggest and best family memories.Whatever your reason, I hope this podcast sparks the dream inside your heart today.And remember. . . Want to connect with Nicole and Celeste?You can find Nicole at thewildwords.com and chat with Celeste in the Togetherness Redefined email group.Want some help building your own writing practice, getting better at journaling consistently, starting a blog, or stepping into publishing your own book?If so, come on over to Mamas Who Write today and let me encourage your socks off - I'll see you there!

Are you a writer?Do you think you might be?How do you know if you are one or not?All of these questions tend to crop up for us moms when we start dreaming bigger and bigger and bigger in life - and for some of us, they keep cropping up for years. Along with a few more like, Could I find work as a writer?How do I know if I’m good enough?How do creativity and writing work when I’m such a busy parent?What if I’ve failed in the past or put out something that was humiliating?Could I ever find the time and the courage to write?So that’s exactly what this week’s podcast is all about.In this episode of the podcast, I’m interviewing writer and author Nicole Gulotta about the writer's journey, how any mom can find the time and courage it takes to write, and how it might just be YOUR next big adventure. Links to the things that pop up in our discussion:Nicole’s first book Eat This PoemNicole’s most recently published book Wild WordsHow you can join the Wild Words Collective CommunityPrevious podcast with mutual friend Jenn Norrell from Finding WaldenCeleste’s bookHow I encourage other writer moms - the Mamas Who Write programMore on seasonal creative living w/ NicoleMy favorite moments:I think if you have that inclination at all and you’re even questioning ‘Am I a writer?’ I think you are one. . . We sort of confuse the writer inside of us with the outer world of publishing and that sense of acceptance we receive. . . which is often an external pressure we put on ourselves. . . It’s definitely a complicated relationship.What if I take a lot of these lessons about flexibility and adaptability that are being applied to my life as a new parent and what if I took this new philosophy and applied it to my writing life?I find the more that I just go with it and trust my creativity in that way, it usually works out in the end.It’s not so much about finding time. It’s about making space.I think a lot of us spend some time waiting for someone else to give permission for us to share our story first . . . I think if we can move past that piece and not think about who’s going to read the book or the editor that’s going to pick it up or the publisher that’s going to publish it, we have to just start with our story and our truth and what’s most important to us first.There is something that has happened to us - or whatever story it is that we want to share - that only we can tell and there is someone out there who that story will resonate with. There’s someone out there that is maybe a few years behind you in the lessons that you have learned. That always helps me move forward and reminds me how powerful our stories are.You’re a writer always. You’re an author sometimes.It’s true:If you have a story in your heart to tell, writing really could be your next big adventure.It might also be your next big adventure if you’re looking for a way togrow exponentially in the personal development departmentstep into your true selfget the junk out of your head so you can be fully present with your familyovercome a hard time, ormake the most of your time and your biggest and best family memories.Whatever your reason, I hope this podcast sparks the dream inside your heart today.And remember. . . Want to connect with Nicole and Celeste?You can find Nicole at thewildwords.com and chat with Celeste in the Togetherness Redefined email group.Want some help building your own writing practice, getting better at journaling consistently, starting a blog, or stepping into publishing your own book?If so, come on over to Mamas Who Write today and let me encourage your soc

With the hope that 2021 would spark massive change with the flip of your calendar on 1/1, you may be feeling this hope quickly fading into hopelessness. This episode is your elixir! In this episode, I invite you to join me for a very real discussion about how to ride the emotional waves of uncertainty in our “new normal” and find an escape in the everyday. I’ll cover 4 powerful tips you can practice starting today to help you find comfort in this chaos, and heal the burning desire to escape into an alternate reality, ala Elon Musk style! Ready to repopulate Mars, anyone? Let this episode be your first taste of healthy modalities of escapism in this wild world. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Resources to “keep yourself ALIVE” (great song to jam to by Queen, btw!) FREE yourself from social media with the Simplify your Social + the “Call” to click challenge. bit.ly/simplifyyoursocialJoin a support system + community to help you feel that you’re not alone in this, click here to join my ALIVE community on FB. Join me in an Instagram Haiku project I’ve been a part of this month to spend 5 minutes a day drafting a Haiku poem, hosted by Nicole Gulotta.If you loved this episode, please subscribe and leave a review + let us know what answers sparked for you in the ALIVE community on FB.Hitting subscribe + sending in a review helps boost this show to more listeners to spread the message, so more people have an opportunity to tune in and listen.Pay it forward!You can also connect with me here:ALIVE Community: https://bit.ly/mozenwarriorsDigitally Savvy Collective: https://bit.ly/blossomyourbizInstagram: instagram.com/mozen_wellnessXOXO,JessSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/alivepodcast)

You know how sometimes no matter how hard you try to write, you just can’t seem to get any words on the page? Hello 2020. Today, poet, writer, two-time author and writing coach Nicole Gulotta shares why that can sometimes be a good thing, how inspiration ebbs and flows, and how in learning to be more present with our writing we do eventually get more writing done.Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s PathEat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetrynicolemgulotta.com thewildwords.comPodcast: The Wild Words Podcast facebook.com/yourwildwordspinterest.com/thewildwordsInstagram.com/the_wildwordsInstagram.com/nicolegulotta/

Until a few years ago, come January I would write a list of goals and good intentions. I felt productive, optimist, effective. Within a few months, though, that list would mark the measure of my failures. Now I choose a word that will represent the year I have in front of me, a word that will guide me, help me to make decisions and choose a path to follow. It is much more effective, and kind, to choose a word rather than listing down goals.This year I chose intentionality as my 2020 word.Which is your 2020 word? How do you want to feel this year?Links to articles mentioned in this episode:- Nicole Gulotta. The Benefits of Choosing a Word For the Year—Instead of Setting Goals: http://nicolemgulotta.com/blog/word-for-the-year- My 2018 words: craft and seasonality https://en.julskitchen.com/other/craft-and-seasonality - My 2019 word: simplicity https://en.julskitchen.com/savoury-cakes/butternut-squash-strudel Find me online at www.julskitchen.com or on Instagram https://instagram.com/julskitchen/ Join our Facebook Group Cooking with Juls’ Kitchen: https://www.facebook.com/groups/775325049335625/Podcast realized by https://instagram.com/tommyonweb

In this week’s edition of Tranquility du Jour, I chat with returning guest Nicole Gulotta about her new book Wild Words.Learn the 10 seasons of a writer's (or creative's) life, the importance of liminal space (time between what was and what comes next), and what it means to create "in the margins." Psst, and there's a book giveaway! Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #472: Wild Words. Upcoming Events Planning 2020 TDJ Style: December 29 Online via YouTube Live [private invites will be sent mid-December to all who purchased Year of Tranquility and/or Daybook and registered for their bonuses] New Year's Eve Mini Retreat: December 31 at YogaWorks Dupont in Washington, DC New Year's Salon: January 1, 2020 in Washington, DC [1 spot left] TDJ Live New Year, Fresh Start: January 5 Online via YouTube Live [private link sent upon registration] Tranquility in Provence: May 30-June 5 a private villa nestled in the South of France between Nice and Marseille [3 rooms left]   Featured Guest Nicole Gulotta is the author of Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s Path and Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry. As the founder of the Wild Words community, she helps fellow writers embrace the season they’re in, create at their own pace, and care for their minds and bodies along the way. Nicole holds an MFA in poetry from Vermont College of Fine Arts and her work has been featured in Life & Thyme, The Write Life, Motherly, Fathom, and others. Born and raised in Southern California, she lives outside Raleigh, North Carolina with her husband and son. Connect with her online at thewildwords.com and on Instagram @nicolegulotta. Savvy Sources Find Nicole Twitter Instagram Pinterest Website Books January 12 Workshop in NC Previous Tranquility du Jour podcast #393 with Nicole   GIVEAWAY: Win a copy of this book! Share a screen shot of you listening to the podcast and tag me, @tranquilitydujour and/or share a takeaway from the podcast using #tdjpodcast. I'll choose a winner randomly from these social media posts on Saturday, December 7. Let's Connect Share a review on iTunes or Amazon and you may hear it shared on the show.  Visit kimberlywilson.com/podcast for more episodes and the Tranquility du Jour Podcast App: iPhone and Android Subscribe in your favorite podcast app such as Apple Podcast or Overcast. New to Tranquility du Jour? Learn more here. Sign up for Love Notes (exclusive content, personal updates, giveaways) and access multimedia resources, Tranquil Treasures. Browse my 6 Books Follow along on Facebook and Instagram Watch YouTube , check out the {Tea with Kimberly video series} Shop seasonless, vegan, locally-made, eco-friendly fashion: TranquiliT Techy To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes. New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411. Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released. Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to download the podcast "automagically" on iOS or Android

On this episode Mandy interviews writer and poet, Nicole Gulotta. Nicole is the author of Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s Path, as well as Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry. Nicole has been featured in countless publications such as The Los Angeles Times, Kinfolk, Gather, and many more. As the founder of the Wild Words community, she helps writers embrace the season they’re in, create at their own pace, and care for their minds and bodies along the way. On this episode Nicole shares all about her journey as an author, as well as the story behind both of her books. We then dive into the conversation of seasonal creative living, which is essentially just a way of observing and navigating our creativity as humans. It's a way of extending grace to ourselves for the things we're experiencing...it’s a way to see and acknowledge the varying seasons we go through in our creativity. To be thankful for the past and excited for the future, but to be fully present in the season that is now. So in this interview Nicole shares all about each of the different seasons, as well as some very practical rituals and routines to practice in each season. So I do hope you all enjoy! EPISODE SHOW NOTES: www.msmandyblack.com/podcast/nicolegulotta STORY OF HER COMMUNITY: www.instagram.com/storyofherpodcast  

Do you struggle with the creative process? Get stuck in self-doubt? Or have trouble finding time to practice your craft? Writer Nicole Gulotta contends that the life of a creative is lived in seasons, and she believes that we can use these natural rhythms to enhance our creative work. And Nicole uses yoga nidra as a tool to bring ease to the writing process! Nicole is the author of Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer's Path, the creator of the Wild Words Community, and a Daring to Rest yoga nidra facilitator. She is dedicated to helping writers embrace the season they're in and use rest to tap into their creative potential. On this episode, Nicole joins me to share her seasonal approach to creativity, walking us through the 10 seasons of a writer's life identified in her book. Nicole explains what it means to write in the margins, using her obstacles and opportunities exercise to design a sustainable writing practice. She also offers insight around the value in listening to your body, sitting in the liminal space, and retreating to do deep work. Listen in for Nicole's formula for the writing cycle of hope and learn how to use yoga nidra as a tool in the writing process!   Key Takeaways Nicole's 10 seasons of a writer's life 1.     Beginnings 2.     Self-doubt 3.     Going back in time 4.     Discontent 5.     Listening to your body 6.     Raising young children 7.     Liminal space (transition) 8.     Visibility 9.     Retreating 10.  Finishing What it means to write in the margins The art of slow writing one line a day Nicole's personal yoga nidra practice How to make the space for deep work Using yoga nidra as a tool in the writing process Nicole's practice of choosing a word for the year How Nicole developed the writing cycle of hope Connect with Nicole Nicole's Website Wild Words: Rituals, Routines and Rhythms for Braving the Writer's Path by Nicole Gulotta   Resources Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl Karen on The Kate & Mike Show EP064 Eat This Poem Daring to Rest: Reclaim Your Power with Yoga Nidra Rest Meditation by Karen Brody  Yoga Nidra, Writing and the Wild Woman retreat with Karen at Kripalu

Nicole Gulotta wrote the book (literally) on navigating different seasons of the creative life. Join us to hear her advice on the ups and downs we all experience as creatives, and get the scoop on her new book, Wild Words. These show notes may contain affiliate links to IndieBound, a website that connects readers with books sold by independent bookstores. These links generate a small commission for us if you make a purchase. Thanks for supporting the show and small booksellers! Nicole's Books Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s Path Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode Literary Cooking with Nicole Gulotta on Chasing Creative Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport Join the Wild Words community Mini Book Club Beyond the Point by Claire Gibson Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert The Art of Slow Writing: Reflections on Time, Craft, and Creativity by Louise DeSalvo Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art by Madeleine L’Engle Here's where you can find Nicole Websites: nicolemgulotta.com / thewildwords.com / eatthispoem.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/nicolegulotta Twitter: www.twitter.com/nicolegulotta Here's where you can find Abbie Website: http://www.inkwellsandimages.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/abbigailekriebs Twitter: http://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/abbigailekriebs/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/inkwellsandimages Here's where you can find Ashley Blog: http://www.ashleybrookswrites.com Business website: http://www.brookseditorial.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/ashleybrookswrites Twitter: http://twitter.com/brookseditorial Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/brookseditorial

Hello and welcome back to Chasing Creative for Season 6! We’re excited to be back with you, and still cannot believe that we’ve been doing this together for six seasons now. This season, we’re going to be interviewing some previous guests and some new guests, but asking them all similar questions: what do the ebbs and flows of the creative process look like for them? This season will include interviews with Nicole Gulotta in September, Elise Cripe in October, and many, many more. In this first episode of the season, Ashley and Abbie catch up on what they’ve both been doing since their creative retreat in June, share how they manage ebbs and flows in their own creative lives, and gab about the best books they’ve read this summer. This podcast is the one Abbie shared which talked about your menstrual cycle affecting your creativity. Books We Talked About: Still Life (#1 in Inspector Gamache series) by Louise Penny Everything Happens for a Reason & Other Lies I’ve Loved by Kate Bowler Blessed: A History of the American Prosperity Gospel by Kate Bowler It’s Okay to Laugh (Crying Is Cool, Too) by Nora McInerny Purmort Dark Matter by Blake Crouch Love & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch Waiting for Tom Hanks by Kerry Winfrey Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott

Nicole Gulotta is a writer based in Los Angeles. There’s a myth that creative types, writers especially, are solitary creatures with vast amounts of time available to devote to their calling. Most of us need to juggle family and career and life on top of our creative work. Nicole understands this better than most - she writes and promotes her books while raising her young son. And she shares her wisdom about making time for writing by teaching how to ‘write in the margins’—in other words, how to make the time for creative work in the small spaces we have in our day. In this episode, Sarah finds out how Nicole makes space for her writing during this season in her life. Become a patron of the podcast and join the Maybe Someday community: www.patreon.com/maybesomeday Visit Nicole's blog at: www.eatthispoem.com  

While we are usually bemoaning our lack of time to sort out all of our creative projects, every once in a while we get stuck in a place where we’ve got time or desire to do something creative, but find ourselves with an utter lack of inspiration. When that happens, we both have some tried-and-true places we turn to that give us that little nudge we need to get back to making, and we thought we’d share them in today’s episode. You can now support Chasing Creative on Patreon! Resources We Mentioned Blogs: Melissa Camara Wilkins John Blase, especially his advent book, Touching Wonder Anne Bogel a.k.a. Modern Mrs. Darcy, specifically The Examined Life archives Erin Loechner at Design for Mankind Podcasts: The Next Right Thing by Emily P. Freeman The New York Times Book Review The Lazy Genius Podcast by Kendra Adachi Magic Lessons by Elizabeth Gilbert The #AmWriting Podcast The Create if Writing Podcast Social Media: Nicole Gulotta’s Wild Words Collective - you can sign up for her newsletter to get access here Lindsay Crandall on Instagram The Coffee + Crumbs Instagram account Our episode in Season 3 with Nicole Gulotta, the author of Eat This Poem Mini Book Club A Million Miles in a Thousand Years by Donald Miller A Million Little Ways by Emily P. Freeman Finish by Jon Acuff Here's where you can find Ashley Personal Blog: Ashley Brooks Writes Business Website: Brooks Editorial Twitter: @brookseditorial Instagram: @brookseditorial Pinterest: @brookseditorial Here's where you can find Abbigail Website: Inkwells and Images Twitter: @abbigailekriebs Instagram: @abbigailekriebs

Food and poetry? Yes, please! Nicole Gulotta dishes on deadline-free writing, building an audience, and rediscovering your forgotten passions.

“Slow it down and enjoy the journey” is author Nicole Gulotta's motto. She wrote an entire cookbook in the spare time in between her day job and raising her young son. This episode slows it down and explores Nicole's story, including her journey into the kitchen first for survival and later as a meditative practice. Learn how she made time for things that made her feel alive, like cooking and poetry, and how this evolved into the website and cookbook, Eat This Poem. Plus, a simple and satisfying simple weeknight meal inspired by a poem.   Recipes: Mushroom and brie quesadillas   Nicole Gulotta, writer and author of Eat This Poem Website | Instagram Cookbook: Eat this Poem   A Couple Cooks on Instagram and Twitter

On today's episode of THE FOOD SEEN, we substitute prose for poetic form, enkindled by Nicole Gulotta's blog, now book, "Eat This Poem", praising food in meter and verse. Hear how inspired instructions from Food Network stars like the Barefoot Contessa, prompted Gulotta to put together a collection of poems, and complimentary recipes, that will have you baking blueberry muffins during holiday, foraging mushrooms for Truffle Risotto with Chanterelles, and consider all the parts of a potato pre-compost. Even "A Pot of White Beans" can conjure up pebbles on a shore; transporting and tasty, these balladries will fill your pantry with relish and great enjoyment.

Creative Living with Jamie (episode 258): Interview with Nicole Gulotta After a season's hiatus, the Creative Living with Jamie podcast is back with enhanced foundations and a fresh new look. I hope you love it! And what a great way to return - an interview with author Nicole Gulotta, author of Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry. Nicole pens a blog by the same name, as well as one called The Nourished Writer. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son, and French Bulldog. In this episode, Nicole and I chat about creative intuition and how to develop it, the magical connection between food and poetry, and what Nicole wishes someone had told her when she was starting out. Plus, we have a giveaway!! Eat This Poem Giveaway We're giving away a copy of Eat This Poem to one lucky listener. Listen to the podcast for instructions and head on over to the podcast post at Jamie Ridler Studios to enter. FREE Excerpt Go to the Eat This Poem website and sign up for Nicole's newsletter for access to a free excerpt of her book. Classes at Jamie Ridler Studios Visit The Academy at Jamie Ridler Studios to find out more about 7 Soul Symbols, Journal Club and more!  To apply for the Journal Club scholarship, email jamie@openthedoor.ca what you think you'd get out of Journal Club and how the scholarship will make a difference. Connect with Nicole Website: eatthispoem.com Writing Site: thenourishedwriter.com Twitter: @nicolegulotta Facebook: @eatthispoem Instagram: @nicolegulotta Pinterest: @ngulotta  Connect with Jamie If you’ve been looking for a place to fill your creative well, to discover your creative self, to stretch your creative wings, Jamie Ridler Studios is here for you. Gain access to all sorts of inspiration and support for your creative heart when you join the studio. Website: Jamie Ridler Studios Classes: The Creative Living Academy Podcast: Creative Living with Jamie YouTube: Creative Living TV Facebook: @jamieridlerstudios Twitter: @starshyne Instagram: @starshyne Pinterest: @starshyne Shine a Light ~ Spread the Magic If you cherish this show, if it has been a blessing to your creative life, please spread the magic! Take a moment to leave a positive rating or review on iTunes. Share the podcast with your friends! You really can make a difference by shining a light on the show so that it can be found by other creative hearts just like you.

Eat This Poem  with Nicole Gulotta. We talk about the blend of food and poetry in her new book Eat This Poem, her favorite ways to nurture creativity, and the literary city guides on her website.     Direct download: Tranquility du Jour #393: Eat This Poem   Upcoming Events Yoga + Art in West Virginia: May 19-21 {2 spots left} Writing in the Woods in West Virginia: October 20-22 Featured guest:   Nicole Gulotta is a writer and recipe developer. She's the author of Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry, and pens a blog by the same name. She received an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts and studied literature at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son. About Eat This Poem: Food and poetry are two of life’s essential ingredients. In the same way salt seasons ingredients to bring out their flavor, poetry seasons our lives; when celebrated together, our everyday moments and meals are richer and more meaningful. Each of the twenty-five inspiring poems—from such poets as Marge Piercy, Louise Glück, Mark Strand, Mary Oliver, Billy Collins, Jane Hirshfield—are accompanied by seventy-five recipes that bring the richness of words to life in our kitchen, on our plate, and through our palate. Eat This Poem opens us up to fresh ways of accessing poetry and lends new meaning to the foods we cook.   Tranquility du Jour Savvy Sources Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Website Goodreads Get the book: Amazon, IndieBound, Powell's Mentioned in the Podcast Literary City Guides Nicole's Wild Words Collective Tranquility du Jour Live Spring Edition {includes a 13-page Playbook, TranquiliT discount code, 1-hour video, Savvy Sources} 26 Ways to Celebrate Spring Social Media Eye candy on Instagram Pin along with me on Pinterest Let’s connect on Facebook Follow moi on Twitter Watch via YouTube Tranquility Tips + Tools Shop slow locally-made, eco-friendly fashion: TranquiliT Browse my 5 Books New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse the FAQs Tranquility-filled E-courses Download the Tranquility du Jour Podcast App: iPhone and Android Sign up for bi-monthly Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures Read about my passion for animals Request Pen a review on iTunes and/or share this podcast via social media, s‘il vous plaît Pen a review of my books on Amazon or Goodreads. Techy To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes. New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411. Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released. Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to download the podcast "automagically" on iOS or Android.

Today I’m chatting with Nicole Gulotta, the author of Eat This Poem: A Literary Feast of Recipes Inspired by Poetry. Nicole encourages a mindful approach to writing, blogging, and living, and help writers balance work and creativity. She also pens a blog called eat this poem and lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son, and French bulldog. Enjoy our ramble through the fairytale Beauty and the Beast and Nicole’s relationship with her body and creativity. This is an entirely self-produced podcast. If you appreciate the Wild Elixir podcast, please support the show at: www.patreon.com/janellehardy Connect with Nicole here: www.eatthispoem.com & nicolemgulotta.com Connect with Janelle here: www.janellehardy.com

We're chatting with blogger and writer Nicole Gulotta about her forthcoming literary cookbook, Eat This Poem. Join us to hear her tips on managing the writing life while supporting other authors (and, of course, cooking delicious food). Sign up for our completely not-overwhelming newsletter to get updates about the podcast, i.e. when new seasons air! Here's where you can find Nicole: Website: eatthispoem.com Writing Resources: http://nicolemgulotta.com/ Twitter: twitter.com/nicolegulotta Pinterest: pinterest.com/ngulotta Instagram: instagram.com/nicolegulotta/ Here's where you can find Abbigail: Website: https://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Twitter: https://twitter.com/abbigailekriebs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbigailekriebs/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/abbigailekriebs/ Here's where you can find Ashley: Website: https://www.brookseditorial.com/ Blog: https://www.ashleybrookswrites.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brookseditorial Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/brookseditorial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookseditorial/ Mini-Book Club Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion Still Writing by Dani Shapiro Essentialism by Greg McKeown You Will Know Me by Megan Abbott Make the Bread, Buy the Butter by Jennifer Reese