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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 2H 12M

Volume Seven: Chapter Two - Our Conversation with Stephanie Bolster

from The Ethically Immoral Podcast · host Hosted by: Mike Payne

In Volume Seven: Chapter Two of the podcast, we welcomed Vancouver-born, Quebec-based  Educator, Writer, Poet, and Author of the poetry collection Long Exposure, Stephanie Bolster.  Stephanie is Professor of Creative Writing at Concordia University, earned her BFA and MFA from the University of British Columbia, and is the author of five poetry collections. In our conversation we discuss her creative beginnings—starting with early storytelling, a childhood desire to become an author, and the writers who helped define her path. She speaks on discovering poetry through Emily Dickinson, and later finding something deeper and more urgent in the work of Sylvia Plath—an influence that helped shift poetry from something she enjoyed to something she needed. We also spend time unpacking identity—what it meant to call herself a poet early on, before expectations and career entered the picture, and how that relationship to the word “poet” has evolved over time. That idea opens into a broader conversation about imagination, the role poetry plays in making sense of the world, and whether those two instincts—creation and understanding—work together or pull in different directions.We discuss Long Exposure, a project more than a decade in the making, and what it means to finally bring that work into the world. Stephanie reflects on her relationship with the collection, the time it took to come together, and how living with a manuscript for that long shapes both the work and the writer behind it.  We close on process and balance: her writing routine, the importance of physical space and environment, and the ongoing challenge of making room for writing within the realities of teaching, family, and life. It’s a transparent look at the tension between knowing writing is essential and still having to negotiate time for it. Contact Stephanie:Website: stephaniebolster.com          Instagram: @stephaniebolster0110      Recorded Spoken Word Performances Featured Include: Shanelle Gabriel – VanityInstagram: @shanellegabriel         Website: shanellegabriel.com Matt Capone – Learned with LoveInstagram: @matt__capone Gigi Bella – SlutInstagram: @ggbellag        Website: gigibellapoetry.com Anyrah Shaveh – We Must Not Die YoungInstagram: @iamshaveh       Website: anyrahshaveh.comMoody Black – Eight LettersInstagram: @iammoodyblack        Website: iammoodyblack.com   Support the show

In Volume Seven: Chapter Two of the podcast, we welcomed Vancouver-born, Quebec-based Educator, Writer, Poet, and Author of the poetry collection Long Exposure, Stephanie Bolster. Stephanie is Professor of Creative Writing at Concordia University, earned her BFA and MFA from the University of British Columbia, and is the author of five poetry collections. In our conversation we discuss her creative beginnings—starting with early storytelling, a childhood desire to become an...

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