# Taylor Mali
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Taylor McDowell Mali (born March 28, 1965) is an American slam poet, humorist, teacher, and voiceover artist.
== Life ==
A 12th-generation native of New York City, taylor mali graduated from the Collegiate School, a private school for boys, in 1983. He received a B.A. in English from Bowdoin College in 1987 and an M.A. in English/Creative Writing from Kansas State University in 1993.
Reel Poets The Refrain Part 1: DPS and Talking Shop
Part 1 of 2 for Reel Poets, The Refrain, where we revisit Dead Poets Society, but mostly talk shop and name drop a few poems and poets.
Comment below with your poetic and cinematic influences.
Here's a few more from Scottt: A list of some poetic influences, contemporaries and hopeful future guests …
Ep. 26: Taylor Mali
In this episode of The Personhood Project, guest host Brooke Pillifant reflects on the work of spoken-word poet Taylor Mali and his dedication to poetry as a vibrant, public art form. Brooke explores how Mali’s poems use performance, humor, and direct address to make poetry accessible, urgent, and …
Projects and Poetry
Taylor Mali gives us insight about projects impact on students and families in his beautiful poem Tony Steinberg Brave Seventh Grade Warrior.
Try a project to create authentic experiences and excitement in your classroom.
# 336 Muscle Memory
In today's episode we look at muscle memory in recovery. Taylor Mali, an American poet and educator, said "The memory is a muscle, the more you use it, the stronger it gets." Join us as we look at four key aspects of this muscle memory: consistency, positivity, steadfastness and endurance. In closi…
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Chapter Twenty-Four: Poetry Slammed
Megan, Debra, and Lance open with a Comic-Con recap before moving into a National Poetry Month reading. They explore haiku from Basho, Buson, Issa, and Shiki, selections from Shel Silverstein, slam pieces by Taylor Mali and Mike McGee, and Wilfred Owen’s “Dulce et Decorum Est.” The conversation als…
On The Corner With National Poetry Month: Day 21
Welcome back to The Corner's Celebration of National Poetry Month! It's already Day 21!? Woah! On this episode, I celebrate a collection of another friend of The Corner, Taylor Mali! The collection in this episode is called What Learning Leaves and it has a handful of poems that brought him onto th…
How do you keep childhood dreams alive?
When Katie was little she wanted to be a glassblower. Whatever happened to that dream? We can’t wait to give you an update in this edition of Doing What Works.Here are your show notes…The Corning Museum of Glass.Blown Away was a reality show about glassblowing.Your chances for happiness are increas…
121. The 1916 Jersey Shark Attacks
What if the original Jaws story was real? In 1916, shark attacks along the New Jersey coast turned a summer beach season into a nationwide panic.
In our penultimate episode for the season, Laurel and KT *dive* (ha!) into the terrifying true story of the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks — a twelve da…
Why is poetry powerful?
It’s elegant, it’s efficient, it’s actionable. Katie and I would not be the people we are without poetry, and this edition of Doing What Works is packed with so many great ideas you might wonder how you’ve lived without it.Here are your show notes…Taylor Mali.Like Lilly Like Wilson.The 2010 Nationa…
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