A podcast for all creatives and artists, offering insight and inspiration into the creative process to help you tap into your creativity.
When you create something, even fiction, pieces of you must go into it. Others get to experience you which can result in them being inspired (if they're open to relating) or them being triggered to c…
How often do you work on your craft? How do you put in the famous 10,000 hours as a creative without burning out? On this episode we talk about finding your process of creating sustainably.
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Do you feel more creative in some places and less creative in different set ups? What's the connection between the literal situation you find yourself in and the flow you feel while writing or painti…
Do you still remember your new year resolutions? How are they faring?
The year being halfway done, it’s part of my summer tradition to analyze my performance of what I resolved to do, and if my visio…
Is drag an artform by itself? According to Precious, it’s a lifestyle actually. We’re all drag performers in our lives.
In this episode she discusses her book ‘I Have Always Been Me’. Her influences,…
Did you know Bruce Lee was as great philosopher as he was a martial artist? Well, I didn't. His book, 'Striking Thoughts' has been a great companion while I'm on my road trip. On this episode, I shar…
What role can artists of all types engage in building a better world? This is the concern of this week's guest, Propaganda. On this week's episode, he discusses the vision behind his debut collection…
Do you ever struggle doing your creative project when you have to also do other 'practical' work to make rent? Is it possible to shift between the mental gears for these smoothly?
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Hallie Bateman is an illustrator and writer based in LA. She is the author of Brave New Work (2016), What To Do When I’m Gone (2018) and Directions (2021). Her art has been featured in The New Yorker…
Truman Capote is quoted as saying that more tears are shed when our prayers get answered than when they go unanswered. From my experience, this is often due to the fact that our knowledge as human be…
When is the right time to make your project? Be it a book, a movie or podcast. The most useful answer for me has always been: start right now. Sure, 4 months ago would have been ideal -or a year from…
Is there a single way to be a man? If you cannot jump off a 60ft bridge or run into a burning house, are you still a man enough? Where did we go wrong with our definition of masculinity?
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Our creativity is often stifled by our fear of failure, and the fear of our true selves. This doesn't have to be the case. Because failure or truth are essential parts of our growth process as human …
Negative feedback from your audience or collaborators is inevitable in your creative career. Actually, the worst criticism will come from yourself. It's likely to shake your belief in your vision and…
There are no guarantees that a work of art will be completed and received like you conceived it in your mind. The whole process of creativity sometimes actually needs jumping in, without actually kno…
Writing a memoir is an exercise of vulnerability -if the book is to open door into compassion, empathy and healing. Which is how Deepak Chopra described 'Your Blue is not my Blue' by Aspen Matis .
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If you're going to do something, really honor your word to yourself, as though you are honoring it for somebody else, you don't want to be that friend, who you can never count on different ways of do…
In the creative process, it can be easy to get tied up into hitting goals. Because sometimes without setting the goals, as we know, we don't get there, we don't have a good roadmap. But the other pie…
Do you ever doubt you're doing anything since you have nothing to show for your efforts. Or if you have an idea, and you don't actually ever make it, do you ever question what good you are? Granted, …