Beth Bonness, stroke survivor, performs her poem “wrong word dinner” for Night of Aphasia Arts 2024

Beth Bonness, author, shares her insights on why books are important.

Beth Bonness, stroke survivor, on The Truth that Heals Podcast.

The Oregonian: Letters to the editor

Readers respond: Be open-minded about infill

Hosts Bonnie and Miranda and guest Beth Bonness delve into the fascinating connection between dreams and poetry. Beth's unique perspective of rediscovering her passion for poetry after experiencing life-altering strokes sheds light on how dreams and the subconscious mind can influence the creative process.

This episode explores the creative journey of a stroke survivor, Beth Bonness, and provides takeaways to help others gain closure. Beth shares with us her insights when she was experiencing her strokes and how she found writing and journaling to help her cope and process her change in identity as she dealt with aphasia challenges as she returned to work.

Is It a Ministroke? Know the Warning Signs of a TIA. The short-lived symptoms can lead to serious complications and shouldn't be ignored. Rachel Nania interviews Beth Bonness for AARP.

Cultural Encounters: Poetry Night with poet Beth Bonness.

American Heart Association News interview by Diane Daniel of Beth Bonness. She tried to forget her stroke. Now, she’s putting it into words.

An Oregon Poetry Association review of Transition Thunderstorms by Roxanne Colyer.

Join Damien B. Donnelly interview poets including Beth Bonness on Eat the Storms Poetry Podcast.

In-person reading with Beth Bonness, Ann Farley, and Vivienne Popperl as featured readers.

Stroke Stories features the story of stroke survivor Beth Bonness,.

Salem Poetry Project — Beth Bonness is featured poet.

The Oregon Poetry Association celebrates Poetry Month with an Open Mic.

Head for the Hills Open Mic.

Beth Bonness — A Featured Poet on The Poetry Box Live (February, 2022)