Embracing failure as a component of success with Rob Steventon

It's time to dive into Rob's story as a Poet, Slam Champion and founder of Punk In Drublic. Listen to his two wonderful and inspiring poems 'The Bucket' and 'Man Of The House.' What questions have you had about the amazing Spoke Word Scene? Could Rob answer any of them? What does it take to start your own poetry night? What does it take to succeed as a performance poet? What makes the poetry scene unique compared to other arts? Which poet do you know that Rob mentions in this episode? Rob believes that it takes more than a text book to build the skills one needs to succeed in the arts and what's more, he's been there himself. He has had to create and work on building a strong mental stamina alongside his desire and passion of helping others through his work as a Pastor and as someone who gives others a platform on the poetry scene. Be further inspired as Rob leaves you with some personal encouragement, something we could all do with these days ☺️ More about Rob: 🔊 Rob Steventon has been peddling poetry since 2013 and has been Champion of Manchester’s Word War and York’s Say Owt poetry slam. His night 'Punk In Drublic' won the Sabotoir Awards and has Raised more than 10k for Mustard Tree, a charity for the homeless. Rob's poem Birdfall was published in collaboration with artist Sonny Ross as a graphic poetry book in 2018. Recently, Rob's new book 'How I Made My Millions' was published by Flapjack Press. Link to his book here 📗 🔗 🎤 | Find out more about Rob here 🔗

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Embracing failure as a component of success with Rob Steventon is an episode from Tahira Rehman Poet by Tahira Rehman.

This episode is 00:53:47 long.

This episode was published on Aug 13, 2021.

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