VIDEO & AUDIO POETRY PODCAST
The Poetry Vessel Podcast
What is The Poetry Vessel Podcast?
The Poetry Vessel Podcast is a video podcast that explores creativity, consciousness, and—of course—poetry. Created and hosted by Malibu Poet Laureate ‘23-’25, Nathan Hassall, with support from his wife, Rachael, a CX strategist and expert in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, the podcast brings together voices from across multiple disciplines—poets, neuroscientists, musicians, psychologists, and more—to examine how language, emotion, and art shape the way we experience the world.
Listeners are also invited to become part of the dialogue. We accept poetry submissions from around the globe, featuring selected works in each episode as a springboard for reflection, conversation, and discovery.
The Ones Where We Help You Write Poetry and Master Your Craft
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5 Poetry Books Every Poetry Lover Should Read
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Why School Ruined Poetry.
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Why Poets Need to Listen
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Why Writing a Poem is Frustrating (And What to Do About it)
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How to Write GOOD Confessional Poetry
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The One Editing Mistakes Poets Keep Making
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Why You Need a Great Poetry Mentor
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How Poetry Can Transform You
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How to Develop Your Own Poetry Ritual
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How to Write Dream Poetry
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How to Write a Love Poem in 20 Minutes
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We Read The Most Famous Love Poems of All Time
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How Poetry Is Humanity's Last Defense Against AI
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How to Re-Enchant Your Poetry
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How to Perform Your Poetry
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How to Stay Inspired This Winter
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What Makes a Poem BAD?
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The 14 BEST Poetry Craft Books of All Time
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How to Write Poetry (For Beginners)
Watch Our Full-Length Guest Episodes of The Poetry Vessel Podcast
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Publishing Expert Reveals Why Poets Get Rejected (ft. Trish Hopkinson)
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The Secret of Occult Book Publishing with Anathema CEO Gabriel McCaughry
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Why Every Poet Should Study Philosophy with DeForeest Wright
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What Makes a Poem MAGIC with Lisa Marie Basile
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How to Write Surreal Poetry with Aakriti Kuntal
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How to Live Your Life in Poetry with Charlotte Ward
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How to Build a Career in Poetry with Maria Giesbrecht
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How to Memorize Poetry with Matthew Stillman
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How to balance Poetry and Mental Health with Alex Hassall
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On AWEN, Druid Psychology, & The Poetics of Consciousness with Dr. Ian C. Edwards
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What My Dad Really Thinks About Me Being a Poet with Paul Hassall
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On Poetry and Happiness with Dr. Sean Colletti
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Why your voice MATTERS with Cynthia Good
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World Famous Brain Expert: Unlock Your Mind with Poetry with Mark Waldman
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How Music and Poetry Heals with Eduardo Del Signore
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On Overcoming, Trauma, and Addiction Through Art Therapy with Dr. Ericha Scott
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On Cultivating Poetic Sensibility with Dr. Ann Buxie
Want to be a Guest or Partner?
If you're interested in being a guest on The Poetry Vessel Podcast or partnering with us as a sponsor, we'd love to hear from you!
Fill out the form to share your details, and we'll be in touch about how we can collaborate. Let's bring poetry and creativity to even more listeners together!
The Ones Where We Feature Your Poetry
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Reacting to Your Love Poems
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Reacting to Your Liminal Poems
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Reacting to your Halloween Poems
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Reacting to Your Grief Poems
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Reacting to Your Gothic Poetry
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Announcing Our FIRST Featured Poets
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Reacting to Your Poems #7
Be part of the conversation:
Share your poetry with us on The Poetry Vessel Podcast
The Ones Where You Get to Know Us (Early and Raw Episodes)
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What Traveling the East Coast Taught us about Poetry
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Why Art & Poetry Are ESSENTIAL Right Now
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On the Importance of Joy and Mary Oliver
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My Wife Caught a Victorian Children's Disease in England...
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Our First Ever Podcast (Filmed in a power outage!)
Now Available on YouTube and Spotify!
By popular demand, The Poetry Vessel Podcast is now on Spotify in both audio and video form! Every episode, right at your fingertips—ready to stream, binge, and revisit whenever you like.
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The Poetry Vessel Podcast
PODCAST DISCLAIMER:
The views, opinions, discussions, and statements expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and are intended to represent their personal opinions and perspectives. This podcast is an opinion-driven program, and all statements and discussions are made with the understanding that they are subjective and may not reflect objective facts or truths. Listener discretion is advised. The Poetry Vessel is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of any information presented and disclaims any liability arising from the use of or reliance on any information presented in this podcast.
FTC DISCLAIMER:
Some of the links listed in the description of the podcast episodes may be affiliate links, which means that if you click on them I may receive a small commission. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The commission is paid by the retailers, at no cost to you, and this helps to support our channel and keep our videos free. Thank you!