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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 1H 3M

Life as a poet and finding inspiration in everyday life with Poet James Morehead

from Version 1 · host Waverly Colville

James Morehead is Poet Laureate Emeritus of Dublin, California, host of the Viewless Wings Poetry Podcast, and has published several poetry collections, including "The Plague Doctor." “Tethered” was transformed into an award-winning animated short film, “Twilight in the Sculpture Forest” won Best Documentary at the Los Angeles Poetry Film Festival,  and “gallery” was set to music for baritone and piano. He has been published in the Ignatian, Beyond Words, Citron Review, Ekphrastic Review, Loud Coffee Press, Havik, and others. James has performed in Patagonia's Poet Laureate Celebration, NPR’s Poetically Yours, and as Guest Poet at the 20th Annual Haiku Festival. In this episode, we discuss James’ journey into poetry, balancing a tech day job with being a poet, how he pushes himself to write even when he doesn’t feel like it, how his life experiences inspire his work, the personal experiences people bring to find meaning in his poems, how changing locations can help writers’ block, the different forms poetry can come in, what his role as Poet Laureate means, inspiring students to be multi-faceted as a tech professional and a poet, and more.    Follow James on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/viewlesswings/ Check out James’ poetry: https://viewlesswings.com/james-morehead/  Subscribe to Version 1's substack: version1podcast.substack.com/  Follow Version 1 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/version1podcast/ Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/waverlycolville 

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