JACQUELINE SUSKIN

Poet, teacher, and author Jacqueline Suskin talks about seasonal practices, writing multiple books, having multiple calendars, and choosing to remember. They discuss the radical nature of connecting to Earth's cycles, tapping into seasonal rhythms, and Jacqueline's daily and weekly planning practices. They also explore holding nuance in writing, the power of calendars for task management, and the importance of trust and boundaries in the creative process.

Celebrated poet and author Jacqueline Suskin discusses the rewards of aligning with nature's rhythms, the shift from creative practice to profession, the healing power of intentional rest, finding balance between hope and hopelessness, and the sacred function of poets. She also delves into the importance of tuning into nature, exploring awareness and environmental urgency through poetry, and embracing the cycles of the Earth.

Jacqueline Suskin, an author who uses her book A Year in Practice as a guide for finding inspiration throughout the seasons, discusses the connection between our individual spirits and the rhythms of the planet. She shares the power of poetry and connection with a timber baron, reflects on the complexities of community organizing, explores navigating urgency and confusion through art, and shares a poignant poem on the destruction caused by human hands.