This week, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Hannah Rosenberg, the poet whose Instagram poems have quietly (and not-so-quietly) made all of us feel a little more seen. You’ve probably seen her words shared to my stories — maybe it was Nothing But Mother, or one of her viral "if *insert month* was a person" poems, or her most widely known piece of poetry:

Same.

I still haven't figured out how to keep my shower floor clean or make morning smoothies or respond to stress calmly.

Same, same, same my friends tell me, a love note of sorts. Maybe the world doesn't need us to cut down on carbs

or make more money or waste less time.

Maybe instead it needs us to reach those who feel alone in their messy homes or difficult relationships or unresolved issues. To impress less and connect more. To share one simple message:

Same. Same, same, same.

We talk about how she went from posting heartfelt poems online to becoming a published author, and what the journey has looked like behind the scenes. Hannah shares how motherhood shaped her writing, what it feels like to be vulnerable with the internet, and what we can expect from her debut book Same, launching this October.

If you’ve ever resonated with one of Hannah’s poems — or dreamed of turning your quiet art into something bigger — this episode is for you.

Pre-order her book HERE!

Follow along with Hannah on Instagram here.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.