Ep 12: Maureen's Secret Phone Notes / Death is inevitable, slam poetry, ambassador of Milton Keynes
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Ep 12: Maureen's Secret Phone Notes / Death is inevitable, slam poetry, ambassador of Milton Keynes
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Ready to roulette a stranger's notes app? Today I'm joined by Maureen Onwunali, a Dublin-born Nigerian poet who is a lot of fun. And national slam poetry champion twice! We scroll, we stop, and we reveal what's hidden away in the swamp that is our notes app. Let's listen!
- Secret Phone Notes Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/secretphonenotes/
- Maureen Onwunali's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/monwunali_poetry/
You'll find the chapter list below but tl;dr - Maureen was dscovered on stage (ish) at 14 by poet Joelle Taylor, Maureen talks growing up between Dublin, London and Milton Keynes, performing at the Irish Embassy for Bloomsday, and what her name actually means. Plus: a viral puffer jacket poem, 1,776 phone notes, and the ongoing campaign to dethrone Maureen O'Hara on Google. Stay tuned.
Chapter list:
00:25 Introduction to Secret Phone Notes
04:01 Exploring the Roulette of Notes
05:22 RANDOM HOST NOTE
06:19 Diving into Maureen's Oldest Note
07:46 OLDEST GUEST NOTE
08:58 The Impact of Lockdown on Creativity
10:26 Maureen's poetry beginnings, aged 12
17:42 GUEST'S NEWEST NOTE
22:15 An Ambassador to Milton Keynes
25:10 Which city has shaped Maureen's writing the most?
28:10 The mandem don't cry enough poem
32:10 What is slam poetry?
35:00 Building a university poetry team from scratch
43:30 Nigerian heritage, language & oral storytelling
49:24 Maureen performs a poem
55:50 Closing notes