Episode 8 - Social Experiment read by Neelofer Nova

from Poetry Drip · host Paula Curteanu

This episode is full of gems from our special guest, poet and spoken word creative Neelofer Nova. You will want re-listen this as its so rich: we talk about her first performance of spoken word and slam poetry, building a path as an artist, her recording experience and how to work with producers when it comes to spoken word tracks, but also about Truth, social justice and women empowerment. A truly enriching episode.  You can find Neelofer on IG @neelofer_nova. Get in touch about the podcast at: [email protected] IG: @paulacurteanu Paula's poetry is on: www.wordslam.blog

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This episode is full of gems from our special guest, poet and spoken word creative Neelofer Nova. You will want re-listen this as its so rich: we talk about her first performance of spoken word and slam poetry, building a path as an artist, her recording experience and how to work with producers when it comes to spoken word tracks, but also about Truth, social justice and women empowerment. A truly enriching episode. You can find Neelofer on IG @neelofer_nova. Get in touch about the podcast at: [email protected] IG: @paulacurteanu Paula's poetry is on: www.wordslam.blog

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