Discover the power of poetry to ignite conversations and provoke change in this episode dedicated to spoken word artist Faye Olayo's poignant chapbook, "Body of Work". We take an intimate journey through the verses that lay bare the scars of abuse, unveil the resilience of survivors, and challenge the norms that perpetuate silence. As we explore Faye's exploration of trauma, colonial history, and personal growth, we delve into the universal themes of survival and empowerment. Join us in analyzing the impact of these poems, their relevance in today's society, and their potential to create a more empathetic world where stories are told and healing begins.
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