Note: In Pod One, you’ll meet your narrators, Janice (known as Grammy in Poem Pods) and her 11-year-old grandson, Eli. They explain what Poem Pods are, and Grammy reads a poem to introduce you to
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Fun Poems and Stories for Fun People: The Poem Pod Line-up
Beginning tomorrow, I’m launching a 20-day series of free podcasts, called Poem Pods, for children and families. They are low-tech broadcasts that aim to give children home on school vacation—without
Bug Byte: Managing Technical Difficulties
Note: Bug Bytes are simple snippets, quick thoughts. Thanks for reading. There are three options for taking in the content of each Poem Pod:
Fighting My Poem Pod Fears
Every author I have worked with gets nervous when we are finalizing the manuscript and inching toward the print phase. One of our Poem Pod guests, Judy Kelliher, talks a bit about this in episode
Poem Pods Coming for Families on June 22
Note: Please consider sharing this link using the social media buttons at the end of the post! What started off as an idea to share poems I wrote years ago with today’s young children has blossomed
How I Accidentally Found a Way to Help Parents and Children
I’ve always been a big believer in the idea that things happen for a reason. And if we are tapped into our hearts and paying attention, we can pair what we’re noticing with our own intuition and take
Bug Byte: Small Mystery, Small World
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Flight of Integrity Takes Flight
A little over a week ago, I had the privilege to stand up in public and talk about Flight of Integrity with my client Peter Cichon in the audience with his wife and family. It was a thrill second only
A Short Piece About Procrastination
By: Shannon Grossman I wrote this piece of nonfiction in response to a prompt for a course assignment, having to write in a journal-like format. I spent too long staring at a blank page, thinking,
Eneko can be a Busy Place Too
Note: This is the eighth of fifteen parts. Click here to read from the beginning. So, Eneko isn’t always a place of solitude. Sometimes Steve brings overwhelmingly full boatloads of people for the