Creativity Found
Claire Waite BrownUpdates from the Creativity Found podcast: real-life stories of finding or returning to creativity in adulthood.
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Performance, Processing and Pepli with Sharon Pierre-Louis
'Actors are emotional athletes. Taking on all this emotion and processing it in a safe container is like an emotional shower for the soul.'
Actress and American Sign Language interpreter Sharon Pierre-Louis (Django Unchained, Switched at B...
From Banking to Broadway with Norman Calvo
A single moment in the 7th grade convinced Norman Calvo that he couldn’t sing. So, he put on a business suit and spent 44 years in mortgage banking.
But, at 63, he finally decided to fight back against that old choir-room rejection.
In...
From Banking to Broadway with Norman Calvo
A conservative New York mortgage banker turns his hand to performing cabaret solos and tap-dancing in Manhattan's Times Square.
In this episode, Norman Calvo shares how a devastating childhood choir audition silenced his voice for decades...
From Outer Space to Inner Place with Justine Guillermou
Engineering a life of colour.
Justine Guillermou transitioned from a rigid career in space engineering to the vibrant world of professional interior design.
In this episode Justine shares how her childhood experiences of home renovation...
How do you paint the weight of an epidemic?
At the start of the AIDS epidemic Lora Arbrador was nursing in San Francisco, and on the frontline. In episode 148 of the Creativity Found podcast Lora recounts the story of her patient, Tom, who invited her to his ‘going away party’ befor...
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Podcaster, podcast advisor and podcast audio editor. Find me on the podcasts Creativity Found, Podcasting 2.0 in Practice, Creators from TrueFans and Fanzone from TrueFans.
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