John S. Blake
John S. Blake
Getting Older
Getting Older
Getting Older
Friday 5th May 2023
John S. Blake shares reflections on aging, societal challenges, and Jordan Neely's tragic loss in 'Black Fluid Poet'.
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39 minutes
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Author:
John S. Blake
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Categories:
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
Sobriety Day by Day
Relationships & Community
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Episode Overview
- John shares candid reflections on the challenges of getting older and the physical limitations he's encountered.
- He discusses the acceptance of potential solitude and the impact of his creative work in middle age.
- John sheds light on the tragic loss of Jordan Neely, addressing intersectionality and systemic challenges within society.
- He boldly confronts societal norms and calls for justice and love, leaving listeners with a profound sense of introspection and empathy.
Justice is what love looks like in public. And we need that. Remember to love yourselves. And if you fall short today, baby, just remember you can start your day over anytime, anywhere, with anybody because loving yourself is the most important thing you can do right now.
Ever felt the weight of time pressing on your shoulders? In this episode of 'Black Fluid Poet', John S. Blake opens up about the bittersweet journey of aging. With his usual heartfelt sincerity, John shares his thoughts on the physical and emotional changes that come with getting older. He talks about the moments that made him realize his body isn't as resilient as it once was, and how he's come to terms with potential solitude.
John's reflections aren't just personal; they touch on broader societal issues, too. He delves into the tragic loss of Jordan Neely, using it as a lens to discuss systemic problems and the need for justice and love. This episode is a poignant mix of introspection and social commentary, making you think deeply about your own life and the world around you.