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#28 - Words Can Destroy You, or Save You | Huguette Bourgeois

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Huguette Bourgeois is a poet and writer from the small Canadian town of Rogersville, New Brunswick, where she grew up during the early 1950s. Known for her deeply reflective and profoundly personal style, she has published multiple works, including Alysse: An Acadian Refugee, a collection of short stories capturing the memories of her childhood and teenage years. Her recent work, Raw Sweets, is a collection of poems exploring life’s harshness, beauty, and unfiltered truths.

In this deeply personal conversation, Huguette shares the profound impact poetry and language have had on her life—guiding her through moments of intense personal tragedy, including her son’s diagnosis with schizophrenia, and leading her toward self-discovery and authenticity. She reflects openly on her complex relationship with faith, spirituality, and the existential questions that arise from hardship, ultimately suggesting there may be dignity in living—and dying—with uncertainty. Throughout the episode, Huguette reveals how embracing life’s darkness, doubt, and solitude can become a source of strength, creativity, and profound human insight.

Thank you for listening.
EPISODE LINKS:

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Raw Sweets

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Alysse: An Acadian Refugee

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Le bleu de Mon Ile (French)

Buy Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment

Buy Dostoyevsky' The Brothers Karamazov

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OUTLINE:

00:00 Introduction

01:45 What is Poetry?

09:10 Stories of Writing Poetry

19:37 Poetry as a Path to Spirituality & Meaning

23:54 Finding Your Voice

35:27 The Dark Side of Agreeableness

43:50 The Importance of Asking Questions

48:56 Authenticity & Identity

56:21 Echoes of Rejection & Love in Childhood

01:03:54 Love, Loss, and Happiness

01:08:32 Youngest Son’s Schizophrenia Diagnosis

01:17:03 Believing in God

01:33:52 The Danger of Blind Faith

01:44:06 Does Poetry Find the Poet, or Vice Versa?

01:48:06 The Endless Possibilities of Words

01:55:22 Can Words Fully Capture The Human Experience?

02:02:34 Fiction, Dragons, and The Human Experience

02:09:52 Closing Thoughts

02:15:17 Outro

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Huguette Bourgeois is a poet and writer from the small Canadian town of Rogersville, New Brunswick, where she grew up during the early 1950s. Known for her deeply reflective and profoundly personal style, she has published multiple works, including Alysse: An Acadian Refugee, a collection of short stories capturing the memories of her childhood and teenage years. Her recent work, Raw Sweets, is a collection of poems exploring life’s harshness, beauty, and unfiltered truths.

In this deeply personal conversation, Huguette shares the profound impact poetry and language have had on her life—guiding her through moments of intense personal tragedy, including her son’s diagnosis with schizophrenia, and leading her toward self-discovery and authenticity. She reflects openly on her complex relationship with faith, spirituality, and the existential questions that arise from hardship, ultimately suggesting there may be dignity in living—and dying—with uncertainty. Throughout the episode, Huguette reveals how embracing life’s darkness, doubt, and solitude can become a source of strength, creativity, and profound human insight.

Thank you for listening.
EPISODE LINKS:

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Raw Sweets

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Alysse: An Acadian Refugee

Buy Huguette Bourgeois' Le bleu de Mon Ile (French)

Buy Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment

Buy Dostoyevsky' The Brothers Karamazov

By using these links, we earn commission from qualifying purchases.

SHOW LINKS:

Support the Show

Watch on YouTube

Listen on Apple Podcast

Listen on Spotify

Follow on X

Follow on Instagram

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OUTLINE:

00:00 Introduction

01:45 What is Poetry?

09:10 Stories of Writing Poetry

19:37 Poetry as a Path to Spirituality & Meaning

23:54 Finding Your Voice

35:27 The Dark Side of Agreeableness

43:50 The Importance of Asking Questions

48:56 Authenticity & Identity

56:21 Echoes of Rejection & Love in Childhood

01:03:54 Love, Loss, and Happiness

01:08:32 Youngest Son’s Schizophrenia Diagnosis

01:17:03 Believing in God

01:33:52 The Danger of Blind Faith

01:44:06 Does Poetry Find the Poet, or Vice Versa?

01:48:06 The Endless Possibilities of Words

01:55:22 Can Words Fully Capture The Human Experience?

02:02:34 Fiction, Dragons, and The Human Experience

02:09:52 Closing Thoughts

02:15:17 Outro

CONTACT LINKS:

Click here to come on the podcast, share feedback, ask a question, or reach out for any other reason.

  continue reading

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