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Who says artists have to pick one identity and stick to it forever? Creativity is about curiosity, exploration, and—let’s be honest—trying on new looks like an unhinged fashion season. In this episode, we’re talking about reinvention—not as a brand strategy, but as an artist’s natural evolution. Your creative identity isn’t a fixed logo—it’s a closet full of possibilities. Some seasons, you’re all about red bows and high-waisted belts; next season, maybe it’s neon crocs and mismatched socks. The point? You get to change. So, let’s embrace the freedom to evolve and celebrate the endless costume changes that come with making art.
References:
Beyonce Wins Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys
“Love Song” by Sara Bareilles
Lizzo Declares a New Era
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TIMECODES:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Artists as Brands
6:03 - How do we know ourselves without having experimented with ourselves?
7:40 - Artist’s have to have freedom
8:02 - Reinvention as fashion seasons
20:41 - Art is playing dress-up
Check out our episodes about spiritual deconstruction/fundamentalism:
21: How Fundamentalism STILL Affects How We Create PART 1 02.09.24
22: How Fundamentalism STILL Affects How We Create PART 2 02.16.24
59: Fundamentalism, Mental Health, and Creativity 11.15.24
64: Panic, Prayer, and Prozac: Our Mental Health Adventures! Part 1 12.20.24
65: Panic, Prayer, and Prozac: Our Mental Health Adventures! Part 2 12.27.24
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Who says artists have to pick one identity and stick to it forever? Creativity is about curiosity, exploration, and—let’s be honest—trying on new looks like an unhinged fashion season. In this episode, we’re talking about reinvention—not as a brand strategy, but as an artist’s natural evolution. Your creative identity isn’t a fixed logo—it’s a closet full of possibilities. Some seasons, you’re all about red bows and high-waisted belts; next season, maybe it’s neon crocs and mismatched socks. The point? You get to change. So, let’s embrace the freedom to evolve and celebrate the endless costume changes that come with making art.
References:
Beyonce Wins Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys
“Love Song” by Sara Bareilles
Lizzo Declares a New Era
Follow Us on Spotify!
Please Consider Giving Us 5 Stars on Apple Podcast
TIMECODES:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Artists as Brands
6:03 - How do we know ourselves without having experimented with ourselves?
7:40 - Artist’s have to have freedom
8:02 - Reinvention as fashion seasons
20:41 - Art is playing dress-up
Check out our episodes about spiritual deconstruction/fundamentalism:
21: How Fundamentalism STILL Affects How We Create PART 1 02.09.24
22: How Fundamentalism STILL Affects How We Create PART 2 02.16.24
59: Fundamentalism, Mental Health, and Creativity 11.15.24
64: Panic, Prayer, and Prozac: Our Mental Health Adventures! Part 1 12.20.24
65: Panic, Prayer, and Prozac: Our Mental Health Adventures! Part 2 12.27.24