In this episode, Day Schildkret, the artist behind Morning Altars, discusses his transformative practice of creating impermanent earth art from natural materials. He shares how his practice began as a way to process grief and has evolved into a movement that inspires people worldwide.

Day emphasizes the importance of creating meaningful rituals to mark significant moments and transitions and how rituals can bring us closer to ourselves, others, and the natural world. He also emphasizes the value of embracing the messiness of the creative process and the cyclical nature of creativity. He also shares examples of simple and meaningful rituals that can be incorporated into daily life.

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Joanne Molinaro missed the flavors of her family recipes and set out on a journey to recreate them as vegan dishes -- the world noticed and soon she left a successful law career to follow her passion to become "The Korean Vegan", a bestselling author with a community of over 5 Million people and a winner of the esteemed James Beard Award.

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• Produced by ⁠⁠⁠Ty Jennings⁠⁠⁠

Artist, teacher, survivor, and thriver, Tracy Verdugo, shares her story of finding her joy and turning that joy into purpose in this conversation with Tabatha.

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• Hosted by ⁠⁠Tabatha Coffey⁠⁠
• Produced by ⁠⁠Ty Jennings⁠⁠