the klāëjø mînđ podcast.

Episode 9 focuses on the art of letting go, linking my piece 'Lasciare Andare' with the frustration of the creative process. 'Lasciare Andare' highlights the importance of an unwavering commitment to individualilty, and champions the fact that letting go looks different to everyone around us.

This is genuinely just 42 minutes of me sharing my favourite things in life with you guys. That is it.

This episode looks at my piece 'Inevitable' and focuses on the dissonance that exists regarding the connectivity of humanity. The need for unwavering self-love vs the selfishness and alienation that comes with it. The need for isolation and personal primacy vs the loss of community. I also talk on the discourse surrounding London's creative scene and why calling it out might not exactly be the best thing right now.

Episode 6 looks at my piece of prose titled 'The Fire of Love,' and focuses on its critiques of self-sabotage. I talk on people's fear of romantic failure, and the way that doubt consumes you once it finds a home for itself in your mind. I highlight areas of breakdowns in communication, and discuss the impact of comparison in a romantic setting - before touching on Maeta's song 'Clarity.'

This week's episode builds on the notions of sonder that feature in my poem, 'The Wonder of Sonder,' as I talk on the misconceptions that surround the friendliness of Londoners. I explore the complexity of the city's population and also touch on the importance of perception and the sense of community that silence gives to London - all before relating my piece to Etta Bond & A2's 'Surface,' Domani's 'My Story,' and Avelino & Tiggs Da Author's 'Brotherhood.'

Episode 4 elaborates on the messages of anti-capitalism that feature in my debut poem 'Hugs & Cradles.' I talk on the deception and hypocrisy of capitalist structures, and the subsequent disillusionment of our youth before relating my poem to ScHoolboy Q's introspective track, 'Blueslides.'

Today's episode looks at my latest piece 'This Place,' as I talk on the exposing level of vulnerability that is needed to maintain a healthy relationship. I touch on the need for people to be strong in their own individual perceptions of love, whilst stressing the need to value the valuable. SiR's album 'Seven Sundays,' and the song 'The Perfect Remedy' assist my exploration of the nuances of love.

The Klāëjø Mînđ era continues with an exploration of crimes of passion, inspired by my creative piece 'Tides.' I talk on the likelihood of pain manifesting itself in a way that means it acts as a motive for revenge, and I also explain why cyclical structures are so important to my writing. Samaria's 'Serial Recluse' is this week's Song of the Week, with its link to Tides being its motifs of pain, water, and the violence of the voices inside of our heads.

The first episode of the Klāëjø Mînđ era dives into my creative piece 'Imaginationships,' looking at its inspiration - unrequited love - and its importance in personal development. I also touch on the innate connectivity of different art forms by talking on Pinterest paintings & Felicity Estelle's 'My Dreams'.

the end of the GDN era, the start of a clearer one. polarity, peace & passion.