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The Curating of a Poetic Life with Rian N. Jenkins

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In this engaging conversation, Ryan Jenkins shares her unique journey as a writer, poet, and educator. From the story behind her name to her experiences in the classroom, Ryan discusses the challenges and triumphs of navigating the literary world as a black woman. She emphasizes the importance of self-affirmation, the weight educators carry, and the power of storytelling, particularly in children's literature. Ryan also reflects on her transition from teaching to writing full-time, her upcoming projects, and her desire to help others in their writing journeys.

takeaways

Rian's name has a unique story tied to a soap opera star.
She transitioned from poetry to fiction at a young age.
Rian's felt a calling to be a writer after a significant moment in her life.
She has published multiple poetry anthologies and a children's book.
Educators, especially black women, carry the weight of their students' stories.
Writing serves as a form of healing and self-affirmation for Rian.
Rian's pen name, 'Anointed Misfit,' reflects her unique perspective.
She aims to help others navigate the self-publishing process.
Rian's upcoming novel is based on her middle school experiences.
She believes in the importance of affirming young black boys and girls through literature.

Sound Bites

"I hated my name growing up."

"I called you to be a writer."

"I love being black."

Chapters

00:00

The Story Behind the Name

05:44

Journey into Writing and Poetry

10:30

The Call to Write: A Spiritual Journey

12:27

Exploring Poetry Anthologies and Themes

16:59

The Weight of Educators: Vicarious Trauma and Healing

22:22

Writing for Children: Affirming Black Youth

28:24

The Southern Experience: Family and Heritage

31:08

Healing Practices and Self-Affirmation

37:20

The Anointed Misfit: Embracing Uniqueness

42:40

Transitioning from Teaching to Writing and Consulting

49:24

The Journey of a Southern Woman Writer

52:46

Empowering Young Girls Through Nonprofits

54:22

The Impact of Poetry on Family and Community

55:25

Exploring the Matrix of Reality and Fiction

58:49

Celebrating the Audacity of Black Women Writers

01:04:05

Impromptu Storytelling: Introspection and Expression

01:10:52

Rian's Upcoming Works and Events in the Literary World

Stay In Touch with Ella Shawn

… continue reading

46 episodes

#Books #Ella Shawn #Black Writer #Theater

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The Curating of a Poetic Life with Rian N. Jenkins

Black Writer Therapy Podcast

published 6d ago

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Content provided by Ella Shawn. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Ella Shawn or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

summary

In this engaging conversation, Ryan Jenkins shares her unique journey as a writer, poet, and educator. From the story behind her name to her experiences in the classroom, Ryan discusses the challenges and triumphs of navigating the literary world as a black woman. She emphasizes the importance of self-affirmation, the weight educators carry, and the power of storytelling, particularly in children's literature. Ryan also reflects on her transition from teaching to writing full-time, her upcoming projects, and her desire to help others in their writing journeys.

takeaways

Rian's name has a unique story tied to a soap opera star.
She transitioned from poetry to fiction at a young age.
Rian's felt a calling to be a writer after a significant moment in her life.
She has published multiple poetry anthologies and a children's book.
Educators, especially black women, carry the weight of their students' stories.
Writing serves as a form of healing and self-affirmation for Rian.
Rian's pen name, 'Anointed Misfit,' reflects her unique perspective.
She aims to help others navigate the self-publishing process.
Rian's upcoming novel is based on her middle school experiences.
She believes in the importance of affirming young black boys and girls through literature.

Sound Bites

"I hated my name growing up."

"I called you to be a writer."

"I love being black."

Chapters

00:00

The Story Behind the Name

05:44

Journey into Writing and Poetry

10:30

The Call to Write: A Spiritual Journey

12:27

Exploring Poetry Anthologies and Themes

16:59

The Weight of Educators: Vicarious Trauma and Healing

22:22

Writing for Children: Affirming Black Youth

28:24

The Southern Experience: Family and Heritage

31:08

Healing Practices and Self-Affirmation

37:20

The Anointed Misfit: Embracing Uniqueness

42:40

Transitioning from Teaching to Writing and Consulting

49:24

The Journey of a Southern Woman Writer

52:46

Empowering Young Girls Through Nonprofits

54:22

The Impact of Poetry on Family and Community

55:25

Exploring the Matrix of Reality and Fiction

58:49

Celebrating the Audacity of Black Women Writers

01:04:05

Impromptu Storytelling: Introspection and Expression

01:10:52

Rian's Upcoming Works and Events in the Literary World

Stay In Touch with Ella Shawn

… continue reading

46 episodes

#Books #Ella Shawn #Black Writer #Theater

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