Episodios

  • Wrap Up for Season 1 of Curious About Creativity Podcast

    Wrap Up for Season 1 of Curious About Creativity Podcast
    Dec 21 2021

    Ashley and Steph share their highlights from Season 1 and tell us more about Season 2 of Curious About Creativity.
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    6 m
  • S1 E9: The Way to World Peace with Sean Hill

    S1 E9: The Way to World Peace with Sean Hill
    Dec 14 2021
    Sean Hill is an award winning multidisciplinary artist & humanitarian with the focus of supporting universal inner & outer peace in a realistic, fun, & passionate way. As a SAG actor, host, speaker, touring spoken word artist & workshop facilitator he has shared stages and pages with Oscar winners, platinum singers, Grammy winners, and literary giants. In this episode, Sean opens up about his journey into creativity through poetry, and friendship. What it means to be nourished by creativity, friendship and even research. How important it is to dive into the realm of our creative mediums and to fall in love with it again and again. Sean has an incredible TED Talk, he has several books out which can be found here. For his albums, go here. www.patreon.com/LetsBendReality / All Social: @LetsBendReality / www.LetsBendReality.com Book: Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman / Power of Now By Eckhart Tolle / Malcom X Autobiography Song:"In the Beginning" by K'Naan/ "Traffic in the Sky" Jack Johnson Film: What Dreams May Come/ Good Will Hunting Artwork: A Compilation of all of the Flash Costumes
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    54 m
  • S1 E8: Diving Deep into the Seasons of Creating with Lowri Drakley

    S1 E8: Diving Deep into the Seasons of Creating with Lowri Drakley
    Dec 7 2021
    Lowri Drakley is a textile artist based in Snowdonia, who also dabbles in creative coaching. She has trained in fine art and textiles, with experience in fashion, retail, artistry and quilting. She spends her time foraging for natural products for dyeing that she uses with recycled materials to create and make quilts and other textile products. She weaves her work with stories and passion and allows the natural world to nurture and dictate her work. Lowri discusses using and reusing to make, as well as understanding how to build in cycles and seasons, following natural patterns of what is available in seasons, and listening to your own inner cycles to build as well. *Note: Lowri talks about Wabu Sabi, but the practice is actually called Kintsugi Book: Big Magic by Liz Gilbert Song: "Faith" by George Michael Film: "The Fabulous Mrs. Maisel" Artwork: Karen Nichol
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    42 m
  • S1 E7: Sharing Space with Your True Voice with Marie Phillips

    S1 E7: Sharing Space with Your True Voice with Marie Phillips
    Nov 30 2021

    In this episode, we chat with Marie Phillips. We discuss the importance of saving and sharing space for the true voice. Marie is a British writer, storyteller and writing coach. Marie enlightens us with so many incredible insights for what it means to actually give your creativity a place to live, in your daily life. She talks openly and vulnerably about what it means to build a career in writing and telling stories in different ways and different mediums.

    Her work includes the novels Gods Behaving Badly, (also a film), The Table of Less Valued Knights, Oh, I Do Like To Be..., and Create Your Own Midlife Crisis. She has performed her stories across the UK and Europe, including sell-out shows at the Amsterdam International Storytelling Festival and the Oerol Theatre Festival. As a coach she works with all kinds of writers including storytellers, novelists and musicians.

    Find Marie on Social Media: Website | Newsletter | Instagram | Twitter

    Book: Capture The Castle by Dodie Smith Song: Rhythm Nation by Janet Jackson Film: The Princess Bride Artwork: Henri Matisse
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    47 m
  • S1 E6: The Design of Dabbling in the Creative Life with Rudo Nondo

    S1 E6: The Design of Dabbling in the Creative Life with Rudo Nondo
    Nov 23 2021

    Rudo Nondo, is a creative design practitioner who works across rural and urban areas of Zimbabwe and Eswatini and is currently the country coordinator for Fashion Revolution ZImbabwe. We discuss the importance of creating products as a means of craft, heritage and telling the story of community. Rudo talks about the need for work, how to create and build products and projects in varying communities, but also how to leave and move on to the next product, and the next community. We also delve into the need for celebration, taking breaks and finding beauty in the everyday.

    Book: "The Alchemist" by Paolo Coelho Song: " Wait on You " Maverick City Film: Real Housewives of Potomac Artwork: A large white painting, with a single black dot in the center
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    48 m
  • S1 E5: You Don‘t Have to Live Your Dream with Steph Turner and Ashley Evenson

    S1 E5: You Don‘t Have to Live Your Dream with Steph Turner and Ashley Evenson
    Nov 16 2021
    Steph and Ashley, talk the talk and walk the walk in this episode. Answering the questions they have asked their guests all season long. Through interviewing each other about their own creative pathways, they both discover the similarities and differences. Each understanding that sometimes achieving what you always dreamed of, might not be anything you would ever want for yourself. Both discuss the meandering of their careers and practices. Steph and Ashley both open up how they find creativity to be a powerful tool for healing, expression and a life line that lots of people around the world need. Have a look at Steph and Ashley's websites and check out the Curious About Creativity website. Steph's Picks Book: Sow Stitch By Claire Wellesley Smith Song: "Good Woman" The Staves Film: Bridget Jones Diary Artwork: Rothko Ashley's Picks Book: Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech Song: "Fighting Dragons" Norbert Leo Butz from the Musical "Big Fish" / "Hallelujah" Brandi Carlille Film: Garden State Artwork: Night on the Rhone By Van Gogh
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    32 m
  • S1 E4: Raise An Encouraging Voice with Katie Rose

    S1 E4: Raise An Encouraging Voice with Katie Rose
    Nov 9 2021
    In this episode we chat with Katie Rose about singing, choirs, creative facilitation and leading different individuals that suffer from a number of difficulties, from respiratory issues to mental health challenges. Katie discusses the practice of singing, and her medium of creativity. She takes us on a journey spanning religious and spirituality in the creative process, as well as discussing creative barriers and how we can better understand them to break them down. Katie has recently released a new album, Flame. You can learn more about Katie and her creative practice here. Book: The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Song: "Summertime" was one of Katie's picks, which you can find a version of on her new album, Flame https://www.therosewindow.org/flame Film: "The Tree of Life" was a pick of Katie's, but again she maintains she enjoys the inner creative journey of a soul and would like to create the film she would like to watch. For more of her work, please check out: https://www.therosewindow.org/ Artwork: Monet's Lillies
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    50 m
  • S1 E3: The Whisper of an Activist with Suzie Johanson

    S1 E3: The Whisper of an Activist with Suzie Johanson
    Nov 1 2021
    Suzie Johanson is a graphic and pattern designer, a workshop facilitator and an artist. She has developed a particular interest around the natural world and how our habits and patterns can inform or be informed by the world around us. Suzie discusses many inspirations and teachers that have brought her along in her own creative practice, including George Hardie, Robert Bresson Quotes, Banksy, Sister Corita Kent's Rules. We discuss getting things wrong, and the different forms activism can take and how we can show up for causes with our creative practice. To find Suzie and her work, check her website, or Instagram. Suzie's Lightening Round Picks: Book: Drawing on the right side of the brain by Betty Edwards Film: Clockwise Artwork: Her son's Artwork Song: Her Son's composition
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    44 m