Using Poetry to Navigate Mental Health with Fable the Poet

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This week's offering is a conversation I recently shared with Fable the Poet! Fable is Grand Rapids (MI) poet laureate, founder of The Diatribe organization, as well as one of the initiators of The Drunken Retort here in West Michigan. In this episode we talk about the power of poetry from both writer and listeners perspective, as well as his community engagement projects and interacting with the youth through the written word. This was a real treat to have an hour of his time so I trust that those of you listening will enjoy.


BIO
Marcel "Fable" Price

Poet Laureate of Grand Rapids Michigan

Author of "Adrift in a Sea of M&M's"

(Autonomous Press/NuroQueer Press)

...Is a Bi-racial North American writer, teacher, community activist, performer, motivational speaker, and is the second place winner of: "The 2016 Missouri Review Audio Poetry Contest.

Fable The Poet is a Nationally Touring Artist highly noted for his work with the youth; spreading Mental Health Awareness using his own stories to consume the audience, and spread a much needed message: "At times, we all feel fragile. We are all paper boats entertaining the waves of life."

He is an official partner of Mental Health America, and has sat on panels across the country discussing the importance of discussing Mental Health awareness with our youth.

He is known across the nation for crowd-interactive features that leave those attending enlightened and empowered.

Acoustic, through written word, with musical backing, or even with a live band you will be taken on an emotional rollercoaster unlike any other you have ever experienced.

Buckle up, prepare to make a new friend, and enjoy the ride.

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