Roger Nierenberg on music, conducting, and what it can teach us about leadership
“Being stuck is an important part of the creative process – every great creative advance has been preceded by being stuck. And it’s staying with that...
Everyday Creative People
Share:
Listens: 1
About
Everyday Creative People is a series of conversations and interviews exploring what it means to live a life driven by curiosity, creativity, and love, over fear. Through sharing our own journeys, we hope to inspire listeners to (re)discover their inner leader, tap into their creative potential, and welcome the challenging moments of learning and transition in the pursuit of a well-lived life. If you're seeking to live and lead more powerfully, we invite you to listen in as we reflect on our own experiences, explore new resources, and chat with artists, leaders, and entrepreneurs who are findi
Kristin Richardson Jordan on choosing love
This week I got to interview a dear friend and a true renaissance soul, Kristin Richardson Jordan, about her work as a social justice poet and in par...
Kofi Oduro on finding creativity in unexpected places
Photo credit: Stéphan Ballard Kofi Oduro is a creative coder, creative engineer, thinker, poet, and performer living in Montreal, Quebec (my new home...
Ben Falcon on painting bikes, playing with legos, and working in New York City
Ben Falcon paints custom bicycles, motorcycles, and more. Having felt constrained by the opportunities available to him as an architecture student, B...
Vessna Scheff, on following your heart
This week I caught up with Vessna Scheff, an emotive, abstract painter and musician living in Philadelphia. Vessna has the attitude of a perpetual st...
Stephanie Simpson on Creative Stress Management
This week I chatted with artist, educator, consultant and coach Stephanie Simpson about the interplay between stress and creativity, and how to nouri...
Todd Emaus on the role of play, connection, and belonging in business
“Leaning into a beginners mindset is really helpful for me. I have some [internal] stories that I need to be great at everything, and a lot of times ...
Carving out time for art with Heather Kirtland and Marissa Huber
Heather Kirtland and Marissa Huber are two artists and mothers, who happen to be the dynamic duo behind the Instagram community Carve Out Time for Ar...
Claiming your creativity (and recovering from burnout) with Rosita Choy
“I never thought of myself as being creative. But at a certain point I needed to tell stories out loud on stage. And part of that was because some of...
The Power of Play with Chloe Varelidi
“I’ve worked with kids all my life, but when I became a mother myself, I realized how babies, that’s the first thing they do before they even talk, y...