The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis Podcast

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  1. 8h ago

    Pause for Peace: In a Time of Peace

    Episode Title: In a Time of Peace: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Ilya Kaminsky Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "In a Time of Peace" by poet Ilya Kaminsky. Laura pairs the poem with peaceful imagery in her signature style, exploring how ordinary daily routines can continue undisturbed alongside witnessed violence. This episode invites listeners to sit with an uncomfortable question about distance, privilege, and what it means to look away. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces Ilya Kaminsky and the themes at the heart of "In a Time of Peace" ·       Laura reflects on the poem's juxtaposition of domestic routine against witnessed violence ·       Laura explores the idea of "peace" as something unevenly distributed and often built on distance ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Ilya Kaminsky is a poet, critic, and translator born in Odessa, who lost most of his hearing at age four and emigrated with his family to the U.S. as refugees in 1993. He's best known for "Dancing in Odessa" (2004) and "Deaf Republic" (2019), a National Book Award finalist; the BBC named him one of "12 artists who changed the world" in 2019. He now teaches at Princeton and serves as a Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. Learn more about Ilya Kaminsky and his work at: https://www.ilyakaminsky.com CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/   This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  2. 4d ago

    In Defense of Writing Circles Where No Feedback Is Given

    Episode Title: In Defense of Writing Circles Where No Feedback Is Given Episode Description: In this episode, Laura Davis draws on more than three decades of teaching experience to make the case for a teaching philosophy that runs counter to conventional writing workshop wisdom. Drawing from her own formative experiences as a young writer in Santa Cruz and her training with two influential mentors, Laura examines what happens in the space between reading raw new work aloud and responding to it, and why that space matters more than most writers realize. What Laura Covers in This Episode: The Santa Cruz laundromat flyer that led Laura to her first writing circle and her decades-long friendship with Ellen Bass How a workshop with Natalie Goldberg introduced Laura to "writing practice" and reshaped her entire teaching approach The specific reasons Laura believes freshly written, vulnerable work is better met with listening than critique How praise can be just as silencing to a writer as criticism The role comparison and internal pressure play when feedback enters a room too soon Why "being heard" is its own form of validation, separate from commentary A passage from Rachel Naomi Remen on the healing power of simply listening Episode Highlights: Laura recalls tearing a workshop flyer off a laundromat bulletin board at age 23, a small decision that changed the course of her creative life The story of her first phone call and first living-room writing circle with a teacher who would become her lifelong collaborator How a trip to study with Natalie Goldberg introduced Laura to a practice with no feedback at all, only the words "thank you" Laura's reflection on the moment a single offhand comment from a fellow writer shut her down for weeks Her explanation of why new, unshaped writing is especially vulnerable to being frozen into place too soon A candid look at how praise, not just criticism, can quietly discourage a writer from taking creative risks Laura's case for why writers need to build their own internal compass, independent of outside approval The closing reflection from Rachel Naomi Remen on listening as one of the most powerful things we can offer another person About Host Laura Davis: Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with more than 35 years of experience helping writers find their voices and tell their stories. She is the author of the BookLife Prize-winning memoir The Burning Light of Two Stars and the co-author of the groundbreaking bestseller The Courage to Heal. Laura leads writing retreats, pilgrimage programs, and weekly writing classes around the world, including trips along the Camino de Santiago, and hosts The Writer's Journey podcast and Substack publication. Her teaching draws on decades of study, including years of mentorship with Ellen Bass and training in Natalie Goldberg's writing practice method. Resources Laura Mentions: The Courage to Heal by Laura Davis and Ellen Bass Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories that Heal by Rachel Naomi Remen Ellen Bass's writing workshops Natalie Goldberg's writing practice workshops Laura's international retreats, including programs in Bali and along the Camino de Santiago Key Takeaways from This Episode New, vulnerable writing is often still being decided upon by its writer in the moment it's shared, and a poorly timed response can shut that decision down. Silence after a reading gives words room to land, for both the writer and the listeners. Feedback offered too soon can freeze a piece into a shape before the writer has discovered what it's meant to become. Praise, just as much as criticism, can create pressure that keeps a writer from taking creative risks. Learning to trust one's own work, without needing outside validation, is a critical part of developing as a writer. Episode Call-to-Action Listeners who want to experience this style of writing practice firsthand are invited to explore Laura's upcoming retreats and weekly classes, where deep listening remains at the heart of the creative process. Connect with Laura Davis Substack: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Website: https://lauradavis.net/ Retreats: https://lauradavis.net/writing-retreats-2/ The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully curated poems and nature photos, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. You can subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/   This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  3. Sep 30

    Pause for Peace: Republic of Poetry

    Episode Title: The Republic of Poetry: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Martín Espada Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "The Republic of Poetry" by acclaimed poet Martín Espada. Laura pairs the poem, written for Chile, with peaceful imagery in her signature style, celebrating the imagined power of poetry to move hearts and reshape nations. This episode offers a hopeful reminder of why poets are so often the first ones silenced by authoritarian regimes, and why their words matter so much. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces Martín Espada and the origins of "The Republic of Poetry," written for Chile ·       Laura reflects on the historical pattern of authoritarian regimes targeting poets and writers ·       Laura explores the poem's vision of a world transformed and unified by poetry ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Martín Espada (b. 1957, Brooklyn) is a Puerto Rican-American poet, essayist, translator, and former tenant lawyer, now a professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Called "the Pablo Neruda of North American authors" by Sandra Cisneros, he has published more than twenty books, including "Floaters" (2021), winner of the National Book Award for Poetry, and "The Republic of Poetry" (2006), a Pulitzer Prize finalist. His honors include the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize, the Shelley Memorial Award, and a Guggenheim Fellowship, and his work centers on social justice, Puerto Rican identity, and the working-class experience. Learn more about Martín Espada and his work at: http://www.martinespada.net CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/   This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  4. Sep 23

    Pause for Peace: Poem (I lived in the first century of world wars)

    Episode Title: Poem: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Muriel Rukeyser Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "Poem (I lived in the first century of world wars)" by Muriel Rukeyser. Laura pairs the poem, first published in 1968, with peaceful imagery in her signature style, reflecting on how little has changed in the decades since it was written. This episode offers a moment of connection for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the noise of the news cycle. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces Muriel Rukeyser and the enduring relevance of this 1968 poem ·       Laura reflects on the poem's portrayal of information overload and its parallels to modern life ·       Laura explores the poem's quiet call to reach for connection and peace amid constant noise ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Muriel Rukeyser (1913–1980) was an American poet, essayist, biographer, and political activist whose five-decade career addressed racial, gender, and class justice, war, and American history and politics. Her landmark long poem "The Book of the Dead" documented the Hawks Nest Tunnel mining disaster, and her wide-ranging body of work earned comparisons to Coleridge and Neruda from fellow poet Adrienne Rich. Rukeyser served as president of PEN America, taught for many years at Sarah Lawrence College, and remained politically active until her death, including undertaking peace missions related to the Vietnam War and advocating for imprisoned dissident poets abroad. "Poem (I lived in the first century of world wars)" appears in her 1968 collection "The Speed of Darkness." Learn more about Muriel Rukeyser and her work at: https://poets.org/poet/muriel-rukeyser CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  5. Sep 16

    Pause for Peace: The Good News

    Episode Title: The Good News: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Thich Nhat Hanh Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "The Good News" by beloved Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. Laura pairs the poem with peaceful imagery in her signature style, inviting listeners to notice the good that exists alongside the world's difficult news. This episode offers a gentle reminder that attention itself is a choice, and a source of healing. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces Thich Nhat Hanh and the origins of "The Good News" ·       Laura reflects on how media tends to monetize bad news while good news goes largely unpublished ·       Laura explores the idea that each person is responsible for noticing and sharing the good news present in their own life ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Thich Nhat Hanh (1926–2022) was a Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk, poet, and peace activist widely credited with bringing mindfulness practice to the West. Exiled from Vietnam for decades after opposing the war, he founded Plum Village in France and authored over 100 books, including "The Miracle of Mindfulness" and "Peace Is Every Step." Martin Luther King Jr. nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967. "The Good News" appears in "Call Me by My True Names: The Collected Poems of Thich Nhat Hanh" (Parallax Press, 2005). Learn more about Thich Nhat Hanh's teachings and the community he founded at: https://plumvillage.org CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  6. Sep 9

    Pause for Peace: Kindness

    Episode Title: Kindness: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Naomi Shihab Nye Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "Kindness" by acclaimed poet Naomi Shihab Nye. Laura pairs the poem with peaceful imagery in her signature style, exploring the deep connection between loss and the capacity for tenderness. This episode offers a moment of grounding for anyone who has found compassion on the other side of grief. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces Naomi Shihab Nye and reflects on why this poem resonates so deeply ·       Laura explores the poem's central idea that kindness is learned through loss and sorrow ·       Laura reflects on how grief can deepen rather than diminish a person's capacity for connection ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Naomi Shihab Nye is a Palestinian American poet, essayist, and novelist, born to a Palestinian father and an American mother; she spent part of her adolescence in Jerusalem before settling in San Antonio, where she calls herself a "wandering poet." Author of more than thirty-five books, including "Different Ways to Pray" and "19 Varieties of Gazelle" (a National Book Award finalist), her work explores cultural connection and shared humanity through everyday life. Her honors include Guggenheim and Lannan Fellowships and the Wallace Stevens Award. "Kindness" appears in "Words Under the Words: Selected Poems." Learn more about Naomi Shihab Nye and her work at: https://poets.org/poet/naomi-shihab-nye CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/   This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  7. Sep 2

    Pause for Peace: Brokenness

    Episode Title: Brokenness: A Midweek Pause for Peace with L.R. Knost Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares a quote from author and children's advocate L.R. Knost. Laura pairs the reflection with peaceful imagery in her signature style, offering listeners a moment to consider how brokenness, both personal and global, can hold its own kind of beauty. This episode invites listeners to meet fragility with intention rather than despair. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces author L.R. Knost and the quote at the center of this week's reflection ·       Laura reflects on finding beauty in what feels fragile, both in the world and within ourselves ·       Laura explores the idea that brokenness can be mended not by time alone, but through deliberate acts of love ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Author L.R. Knost is an award-winning American author, children's rights advocate, and founder and director of Little Hearts/Gentle Parenting Resources, where she also serves as Editor-in-Chief of Holistic Parenting Magazine. Best known for her books on gentle parenting, including "Two Thousand Kisses a Day" and "The Gentle Parent," her writing and quotes have been cited internationally, including in an address to the South African Parliament on children's rights. She lives in Florida. Learn more about L.R. Knost and her work at: http://www.littleheartsbooks.com CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

  8. Aug 26

    Pause for Peace: Remembering Our Descendants

    Episode Title: Remembering Our Descendants: A Midweek Pause for Peace with Laura Weaver Episode Description: In this week's Midweek Pause for Peace, Laura Davis shares "Remembering Our Descendants" by poet Laura Weaver. Laura pairs the poem with calming imagery in her signature style, inviting listeners into a moment of reflection on aging, transformation, and legacy. This episode offers a tender pause for anyone contemplating what it means to enter a new stage of life. What Laura Covers in This Episode: ·       Laura introduces poet Laura Weaver and shares the origins of "Remembering Our Descendants" ·       Laura reflects on the shift in identity and self-perception that comes with entering a new stage of life ·       Laura explores themes of legacy, mortality, and what we offer to those who come after us ·       Laura offers listeners a grounded, imagery-paired pause for the heart and nervous system About Host Laura Davis Laura Davis is an acclaimed author and writing teacher with over 35 years of experience helping writers craft powerful, authentic stories. She is the author of seven books, including the award-winning memoir "The Burning Light of Two Stars," which won the BookLife Prize in 2021. Laura is also co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Courage to Heal." Through her Midweek Pause for Peace podcast series, Laura pairs carefully selected poetry with peaceful imagery to support listeners' emotional wellness and nervous system regulation. Each week, host Laura Davis pairs beautiful imagery with meaningful poetry, offering listeners a respite for both heart and nervous system. These midweek pauses provide essential moments of reflection, healing, and inspiration in our complex world. Perfect for: Anyone seeking Laura Davis' signature blend of poetry and peace, those managing stress and anxiety, and listeners who appreciate thoughtful, heart-centered content. About the Featured Poet Laura Weaver is a poet, writer, and facilitator with over three decades of experience in leadership, education, and rites-of-passage work. She is the author of two poetry collections, "Luminous" (2018) and "River of Awe," as well as a book for educators, "The Five Dimensions of Engaged Teaching" (2013). Weaver previously directed the PassageWorks Institute and served as lead facilitator for the American Leadership Forum. She holds degrees from Trinity College and the University of Colorado at Boulder. "Remembering Our Descendants" first appeared on Weaver's SoulPassages blog in October 2014. Learn more about Laura Weaver and her work at: https://lauraweaver.org CONNECT WITH LAURA DAVIS Join Laura's Community: Subscribe to Laura Davis' Midweek Pause for Peace series for consistent, nurturing content that honors both your need for beauty and your nervous system's need for calm. The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support her work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You'll receive regular posts like these, as well as beautifully crafted reflections, prompts, essays on life and the craft of writing, and more. Subscribe here: https://laurasaridavis.substack.com/ Learn about Laura's writing classes, books, workshops, and international retreats at: https://lauradavis.net/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit laurasaridavis.substack.com/subscribe

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