Megan Falley

Megan Falley, an award-winning poet and partner of the late Andrea Gibson, shares her journey of love and loss. They discuss their electrifying first encounter and the profound intimacy that deepened through Andrea's ovarian cancer diagnosis. Megan reflects on navigating grief as a young widow and the ways she keeps Andrea's spirit alive, including a final love song and her poem, 'Love Letter from the Afterlife.' Their story is a poignant testament to enduring love amidst life’s challenges.

Megan Falley, a nationally ranked slam poet, shares insights from the Sundance-winning documentary 'Come See Me in the Good Light,' which she created with partner Andrea Gibson. The heartfelt discussion covers how love and vulnerability can transform personal suffering into powerful storytelling. They dive into the life-changing impact of seeing oneself through a partner’s eyes and celebrate the film’s emotional resonance, showcasing the universal themes of love and community amidst life's challenges.

Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley join Glennon and Abby for a hilarious double date. They discuss Andrea's cancer diagnosis, their chemistry, and how illness transformed their relationship with their bodies. They also explore navigating worries, love, and miracles. Reflections on relationship, transformation, and self-love are shared, along with anecdotes about offensive language and finding the right words as poets.

Poet and author Megan Falley explores body shame, love, and forgiveness. She reflects on her earliest memories of body shame, talks about her summers at 'fat camp,' and shares her experience finding love with poet Andrea Gibson. The podcast delves into topics such as confidence, gender, self-perception, and the challenges of body image and weight loss. Megan shares a powerful story that offers a unique perspective on forgiveness.

Megan Falley, a nationally-ranked poet and the co-creator of the film Come See Me in the Good Light, shares her heartfelt journey with her partner, Andrea Gibson. She discusses their deep love story, how cancer transformed their bond, and the intimate process of caregiving during Andrea's illness. Meg reflects on the signs she perceives from Andrea posthumously, her experiences of grief, and the film’s aim to show that joy can coexist with suffering, inspiring others to love more deeply.