Interview: Real Poetic

I had the opportunity to finally meet one me the creators I had looked up to forever, Real Poetic! She was one of the first people to subscribe to me when I first arrived on the scene a couple of months ago. She was also so nice. I ended up winning one of her challenges as well, which was such a cool experience. Which means you should enter her challenges.

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Here are a couple of my favorite poems I found while doing research for the episode.

Some Quotes from the podcast!

C. Mountain is Real Poetic. Real Poetic is not C. Mountain.

I feel like I'm living in the grey all the time.

The Poems that Real Poetic read on the Podcast, and hearing them in her voice was angelic and unreal:

This was my first interview on the new, revamped podcast. I had done some podcast interviews before but always in person. This was the first time over Zoom, and it was a great learning process. I do hope to find some creators near me and have interviews in person. I loved getting to talk to Real Poetic as she was so kind and had such a sunny aura. Easy to talk to, and so funny! She has so many poems on Vocal, it's super crazy the volume she is able to put out and still has high quality. However, after talking to her I see she maximizes her time; she has to create when she can and therefore creates well. There are quite a few people like that, where creating is this outlet, so it becomes not a chore but instead like breathing. It's not an accident, it is purposeful. Hemingway was like that, he bleed on the page. I am also looking for sponsors, so if you or anyone you know owns a company and wants to do advertising with the podcast, let me know. You know what was a good show, Madmen, oh my goodness, that show was so good. I wonder where it is streaming right now.

And now I have to fill in the six hundred word count again, so here are the thoughts I had while doing this show. I had to learn how to remix and fix audio, which was interesting; it turns out, it's not super hard but it does take some practice. If you happen to be good at audio please, let me know. I am open to critique and advice on interviewing, if maybe you think I could have asked different or better questions please let me know. I am not prideful enough to say I am the best, I am very humble to find out what I can improve. I eventually might want to have show notes done on this, and I hope I will do that sooner rather than later. Wow, I am only halfway there. I need to eat. I started this new training program and it is killing me. I also played tennis for seven hours in the Texas heat of 105 degrees, it was not as bad as you think.