Love Bombs is a podcast and story space exploring the rituals, myths, and soul of modern romance. Through ancient echoes and digital encounters, we ask: What does it mean to love in an age of algorithms? How do we stay open, whole, and human through heartbreak, desire, and re-connection?
This episode explores Percy Bysshe Shelley’s timeless essay, “A Defence of Poetry,” written in 1821 but more urgent than ever in the digital age. Shelley argued that poets are the unacknowledged legi…