
The Sound of Honey Falling: Faith, Identity & the Poetry of Becoming with Alexis Stark
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About this listen
In this episode of Theo’s Coffee Break, Theo sits down with Alexis Stark who is a journalist, poet, educator, and West Michigan creative to talk about the intersections of faith, queerness, and storytelling.
Alexis shares the heart behind her forthcoming poetry collection The Sound of Honey Falling, the role of journalism in shaping community narratives, and what it means to live authentically at the crossroads of Christianity and queer identity.
Together, they explore themes of healing, belonging, and the power of poetry to hold both tension and beauty. Whether you’re a writer, a seeker, or someone navigating the complexities of identity and spirituality, this conversation will give you something real to reflect on.
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