• Whitney Hanson on Smartphone Poetry and Generational Anxiety

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    Andrew talks to TikTok sensation Whitney Hanson (Harmony) about her generational anxiety and why social media makes the physical more “real”

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    Whitney Hanson is the author of Home and Climate. Through Whitney’s vulnerability and authenticity, she has connected with thousands of readers and adamantly believes that poetry is not a dead language; rather it is the key to unlocking true vulnerability which leads to deeper connection with one another. Whitney grew up in rural Montana and she now attends university in South Carolina.


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