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Kayla Henry: Pure Poetry vs. Corrupt Power | Leaving the Left for Liberty | Ep 6

Kayla Henry is wielding the power of the pen through pure poetry. She is the author of the poem “Parrhesia,” which went viral last year, pointing fearlessly to the corrupt power of government and the top-down control surrounding COVID-19. Her crusade for truth elevates messages of medical freedom, the desire for clear language in media, and an eagerness to understand governance in the Western World. Kayla is a brilliant, budding Canadian artist. In her interview with host Sienna Mae Heath, she reads parts of her new book, “Rhymes to Rhetoric,” and maps out her hero’s journey—reflecting on her call to adventure to step out as an individual and to catch flight through creative freedom.

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Sienna Mae Heath

Sienna Mae Heath is a growth writer. Sienna is the star and writer of the short documentary Real Unity produced by Free the People and screened at the Anthem Film Festival (FreedomFest) 2021. She now hosts Leaving the Left for Liberty on Free the People where she interviews whistleblowers, dissidents, and other alternative voices in the Western World. Empowering empaths through flowing truth in timely essays and poignant poetry, her most recent pieces have been featured on The Kim Iversen Show, The Equiano Project, Braver Angels Media, Medium’s Society, History, and Race pages, and The Independent’s “Conversations.” Locally in the Lehigh Valley, PA, she is known for cocreating a more beautiful world as The Sovereign Gardener and for developing The Hero’s Journey worksheet to guide survivors of abuse in telling their stories of liberation. Follow her on Substack, Medium, Instagram, and Twitter.

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