In this episode, Poet emphasizes the need for change amidst the profound division we are experiencing. He calls for a reassessment of perspectives to help open up discussion and foster understanding. Through the power of the spoken word, some soulful music, and of course some poetry, Poet encourages listeners to reflect on their own personal and communal transformations, to use this opportunity to embrace new beginnings. This episode is divided into 3 parts: 1. Introduction 2. Poetry 3. Music.
First, Poet shares his reflections on the poem "Time For A Change." Next, listeners can hear the poem itself, with the option to follow along with the written text : https://languageofconnection.blogspot. Last but not least, the episode concludes with the song, "Time For A Change" featuring the musical accompaniment of "Beats by BRIX" & Sammy Issac & guest female vocalist Charlie Kay. Take a moment to reflect and reconnect.
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