This week my friend Jenna DeWitt returns to discuss Taylor Swift's "1989 - Taylor's Version" which released earlier this year.
Jenna shares her own experience with the album - both the new version, and the original - and what these meant for her as she explored her own identity.
Then together we explore various tracks on the album and the stories behind them. We discuss how these songs and their stories, and art in general, can help us as we process issues of grief, transformation and identity.
As we do so, we see more of how the creative process can heal and transform us.
Poema 004: Kyle Strobel On Harry Potter & The Christian Way Of Power
Poema 003: Shane Claiborne on Executing Grace & The End Of The Death Penalty
Poema 002 : Max Strom On Healthy Breathing & Why There Is No App For Happiness
Poema 001 : What Is Poema?
Episode 76 | Books, Seasons & A Word About Masterpieces
Episode 75 | Our Gospel Christmas Journey With Alexander Shaia
Episode 74 | Chasing Lovely 3 - The Wolfies Reunited (With Exclusive LIVE Performance)
Episode 73 | Steve Austin's Story Of Suicide, Addiction & Messy Grace
Episode 72 | Sarah Arlen on Creativity, Suffering & The Two Types of Creator
Episode 71 | Anita Wing Lee on How Creativity Can Change The World
Episode 70 | Nish Weiseth on the US Presidential Election
Episode 69 | Sarah Simmons & A Story Of Grace
Episode 68 | Kyle Strobel & The Beloved Dust
Episode 67 | Pamela Hodges On Creativity, Identity & How To Be A Cat
Episode 66 | Dr Kate Hendricks Thomas & Sarah Plummer Taylor on Resilience, Yoga & Personal Wellness
Episode 65 | 'Science Mike' McHargue on Finding God In The Waves.
Episode 64 | Chasing Lovely Interview James Prescott - James Talks 1st Birthday Roast
Episode 63 | Faith Circus with Kathy Escobar & Karl Wheeler
Episode 62 | David Mike on Dishonour & Grace
Episode 61 | Glennon Doyle Melton on Grace, Divorce, Addiction & Being A #LoveWarrior
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