Jean-Jacques Fournier's guest appearances

Jean-Jacques Fournier

Tea. Toast. & Trivia.

Jack Hughes

Robert Burns

Lady Hamilton

Pauline Johnson

James Bay

Alexander Pushkin

Ivan Turgenev

Tommy Douglas

Eugene Onegin

Emily Carr

Catherine of Braganza

Lord Nelson

Michelle Hunter

Carol Taylor

Darlene Foster

OwlTail

Season 2 Episode 32: Jean-Jacques Fournier The Poetry of Crows &amp; Ravens  I am delighted and thrilled that my dear friend and poet; Jean-Jacques Fournier is with me today to speak about crows, and ravens within his poetry. As background, ravens and crows are embedded within our mythologies from ancient times. In Greek mythology the crow was a symbol of Apollo in his role as god of prophecy. In Norse mythology, Odin is portrayed by a raven.  In Celtic mythology, Morrighan, the warrior goddess appears in the form of a crow or raven. Crows and ravens have been envisioned as a mediator animal between life and death.  They have been known as tricksters and mischief makers. Jean-Jacques has great insight into these magnificent creatures. So put the kettle on and add to this exciting discussion, on Tea Toast &amp; Trivia.

Season 2 Episode 32: Jean-Jacques Fournier The Poetry of Crows &amp; Ravens I am delighted and thrilled that my dear friend and poet; <a href="https://fournierjj.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jean-Jacques Fournier</a> is with me today to speak about crows, and ravens within his poetry. As background, ravens and crows are embedded within our mythologies from ancient times. In Greek mythology the crow was a symbol of Apollo in his role as god of prophecy. In Norse mythology, Odin is portrayed by a raven.  In Celtic mythology, Morrighan, the warrior goddess appears in the form of a crow or raven. Crows and ravens have been envisioned as a mediator animal between life and death.  They have been known as tricksters and mischief makers. <h3>Jean-Jacques has great insight into these magnificent creatures.</h3> So put the kettle on and add to this exciting discussion, on Tea Toast &amp; Trivia.

Jean-Jacques Fournier The Poetry of Crows & Ravens

Season 2. Episode 12: Jean-Jacques Fournier on PoetryWelcome to Tea. Toast. &amp; Trivia.Thank you for listening in.I’m your host, Rebecca Budd, and I am looking forward to sharing this moment with you.  I am delighted and thrilled that my dear friend and poet; Jean-Jacques Fournier is with me today to share insights on poetry.Jean-Jacques Fournier is a native of Montreal and has been living  in the Eastern Townships (QC) since 2010 with his French wife Marianne. Before returning to Canada, he lived eight years in the South of France, first in Vence, which is situated in the hills of the Alpes Maritime overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Then in Grasse, considered the world’s capital of perfume. It sounds marvelous, does it not?Jean-Jacques’s poetry expresses the emotional depth and breadth of the human experience.  I am pleased to announce his sixteenth book of poetry has just been published, entitled.LOVE  – by any definition –A collection of Love PoemsHe shared a poem from this collection in a recent blog post: “The Gift” of you,  It is a marvelous way to welcome 2020, a new year and a new decade.Join me as I explore the theme of love through the lens of poetry by Jean-Jacques FournierJean-Jacques Fournier FacebookPoetry on a Canapé – A journey through Jean-Jacques Fournier’s poetryFor more information, and preview of Love by any definition, click here!Music by David Celeste, "Two as One." Epidemic Sound

Season 2. Episode 12: Jean-Jacques Fournier on Poetry Welcome to Tea. Toast. &amp; Trivia.Thank you for listening in. I’m your host, Rebecca Budd, and I am looking forward to sharing this moment with you.  I am delighted and thrilled that my dear friend and poet; Jean-Jacques Fournier is with me today to share insights on poetry. Jean-Jacques Fournier is a native of Montreal and has been living  in the Eastern Townships (QC) since 2010 with his French wife Marianne. Before returning to Canada, he lived eight years in the South of France, first in Vence, which is situated in the hills of the Alpes Maritime overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Then in Grasse, considered the world’s capital of perfume. It sounds marvelous, does it not? Jean-Jacques’s poetry expresses the emotional depth and breadth of the human experience.  I am pleased to announce his sixteenth book of poetry has just been published, entitled. LOVE  – by any definition – A collection of Love Poems He shared a poem from this collection in a recent blog post: “The Gift” of you,  It is a marvelous way to welcome 2020, a new year and a new decade. Join me as I explore the theme of love through the lens of poetry by Jean-Jacques Fournier Jean-Jacques Fournier Facebook Poetry on a Canapé – A journey through Jean-Jacques Fournier’s poetry For more information, and preview of Love by any definition, click here! Music by David Celeste, "Two as One." Epidemic Sound

Jean-Jacques Fournier on Poetry

Episode 23:  Friendship Through the Voice of Poet Jean-Jacques Fournier Welcome to Tea Toast &amp; Trivia! The refreshing taste of an iced fruit tea on a hot summer afternoon in August adds to the pure enjoyment of reading the poetry of my dear friend and poet, Jean-Jacques Fournier. Jean-Jacques Fournier is a native of Montreal and has been living  in the Eastern Townships (QC) since 2010 with his French wife Marianne. Before returning to Canada, he lived eight glorious years in the South of France, first in Vence, which is situated in the hills of the Alpes Maritime overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Then in Grasse, considered the world’s capital of perfume. It sounds marvelous, does it not? Jean-Jacques’s poetry expresses the emotional depth and breadth of the human experience. Join me as I explore the theme of friendship through the voice and words of poetry by Jean-Jacques Fournier I’m your host, Rebecca Budd and I’m looking forward to sharing this moment with you.

Episode 23:  Friendship Through the Voice of Poet Jean-Jacques Fournier <h3>Welcome to Tea Toast &amp; Trivia!</h3> The refreshing taste of an iced fruit tea on a hot summer afternoon in August adds to the pure enjoyment of reading the poetry of my dear friend and poet, Jean-Jacques Fournier. <a href="https://fournierjj.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jean-Jacques Fournier</a> is a native of Montreal and has been living  in the Eastern Townships (QC) since 2010 with his French wife Marianne. Before returning to Canada, he lived eight glorious years in the South of France, first in Vence, which is situated in the hills of the Alpes Maritime overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Then in Grasse, considered the world’s capital of perfume. It sounds marvelous, does it not? Jean-Jacques’s poetry expresses the emotional depth and breadth of the human experience. Join me as I explore the theme of friendship through the voice and words of poetry by Jean-Jacques Fournier I’m your host, Rebecca Budd and I’m looking forward to sharing this moment with you.