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What We Aim To Do
What We Aim To Do is a podcast about vocation. Featuring conversations with, artists, writers, and founders, host Megan Nichols asks questions about the challenges and joys of pursuing meaningful work, balancing ambition with well-being, and finding purpose in the work we share with the world.
Podcasting since 2024 • 14 episodes
What We Aim To Do
Latest Episodes
What Abigail Welhouse Aims To Do
In this episode of What We Aim to Do, I talk with Abigail Welhouse, poet, book publicist, and horseback riding instructor, about the art of balancing multiple passions. We explore the freedom of trying new things without pressure, the ...
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Season 1
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Episode 14
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1:15:37
What Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr. Aims To Do
In this episode, I talk with poet, translator, and consultant Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr. about her new poetry collection, After the Operation (Four Way Books, 2025). The book began after Elizabeth underwent brain surgery to remove a benign...
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Episode 13
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What Poet & Podcaster James Morehead Aims To Do
In this episode, James Morehead, Poet Laureate of Dublin, California, shares his journey from writing poetry in high school to self-publishing collections like canvas, portraits of red and gray, and The Plague Docto...
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Season 1
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Episode 12
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1:07:29
Corporate Storytelling and Creative Strategy with Jason Stevens
Jason Stevens is the creative mind behind Future vs. Fiction, a project that blends corporate themes with fictional storytelling. Having worked closely with Jason as an editor on Future vs. Fiction, I experienced firsthand the...
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Season 1
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Episode 11
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48:53
What Writer Geoff Bouvier Aims To Do
When you open Us From Nothing, you're immediately drawn into a vast historical journey—one that begins with the Big Bang and traces the unfolding of the universe right up to our near future. Geoff Bouvier’s third collection of prose po...
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Season 1
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Episode 10
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