Sauk Valley Voices of Recovery
Sauk Valley Voices of Recovery
EP 4 Joseph Green of LMS Voice
EP 4 Joseph Green of LMS Voice
EP 4 Joseph Green of LMS Voice
Saturday 19th November 2022
Tune into 'Recovery Greenhouse' with Gerald Lott to hear Joseph Green's inspiring take on recovery through spoken word and his poem 'St. Jude'.
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Get the buttons here!Joseph Green: Transforming Recovery Through Spoken Word and 'St. Jude'
Recovery is to redemption, as love is to forgiveness.
Imagine using the power of words to heal and disrupt conventional narratives about recovery. That's exactly what Joseph Green, a spoken word artist and educator, brings to the table in this episode of 'Recovery Greenhouse' with Gerald Lott. Known for his role in the documentary 'Tipping the Pain Scale', Joseph describes himself as a 'narrative disruptor'. But what does that mean? Through a captivating conversation, Joseph shares his journey through love, trauma, and shame, offering a fresh perspective on recovery.
One of the standout moments is when Joseph recites his poem 'St. Jude', a moving piece that delves into themes of redemption and healing. This episode isn't just about poetry; it's about how art can serve as a powerful tool for recovery. Joseph talks about the importance of creating personal connections with recovery concepts and understanding the broader human experience of addiction. His insights challenge listeners to rethink traditional approaches to healing and consider the transformative potential of creative expression.
If you're curious about how art intersects with recovery or simply looking for inspiration on your own journey, this episode is a must-listen. Dive into the world of Joseph Green and discover how spoken word can be a beacon of hope and change.