How We Create

Get inspired by 92-year-old working sculptor, Jean Carter. Jean began took her first sculpting class in her mid-40's and that sparked her love for the medium and 50+ career as an artist. Jean not only shares some of her career highlights and but gives sage advice for all. 

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Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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A truly inspiring conversation about creativity and life with Deborah Stokol. Deborah is a multi-instrumentalist composer, singer, and producer, English and writing teacher, and journalist. She recently stepped away from more than a decade of full-time teaching to work on her music and creative writing. Like the bards and troubadours of old, she tells musical stories from her imagination but also creates melody to literary and sacred text, often from the oral tradition, and you can find some of her work under Deborah Stokol on Spotify, Apple, and other major platforms and @kairosrecordsmusic on Instagram.

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You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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How do you find traction for your work when you are not taking a traditional approach? Author, Aaron Philip Clark, talks about his path to becoming a writer and the steps he took when he was told that his first novel wasn't what was 'normally' published.

www.AaronPhilipClark.com
Pre-Order Clark's latest novel, Under Color of Law: https://tinyurl.com/58wwusew

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You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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From architecture to composing, Pierre Schroeder found a way to connect building buildings to building music scores. A French native, Pierre studied architecture in Paris, before graduating from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. After moving to Los Angeles, he won a number of national and international music competitions for choral works and orchestras, including the American Composers Forum 2005 Art Song Competition, with a premiere performance during the Schubert Club's Summer Festival. Pierre has composed electronic and orchestral scores for short movies and animated films, as well as documentaries.   

Pierre's latest release is on Navona Records on the album “Moto Eterno”. https://www.navonarecords.com/catalog/nv6341/

The music you enjoyed from Pierre is called Childhood, from Season 1 of his 4 Seasons. (Annie Kim, soprano; Louise Thomas, piano)

Waiting for the completion of his new website, the address of Pierre's music page on facebook is: https://www.facebook.com/pierre.schroeder.music/

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You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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From dumpster diving to teaching himself violin, I know you will enjoy listening to singer/songwriter, Jonah Blumstein's creative adventures and inspiration. Where you go fishing for your ideas?

Visit www.miaandjonah.com to learn more about Mia and Jonah.

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You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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Liam Ellerby, the founder of The Curious Forge art center and maker space in Nevada City, California and a self-proclaimed metal maniac, talks about curiosity and process. 

www.thecuriousforge.org

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You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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We’ve all heard the myth of the troubled artist but what if you do your best work when you are happy? Writer, doodler, and arm-wrestler, Lesley Gouger, talks about finding out what is really blocking you from making your work and that your pain doesn’t have to be your artistic process. 

You can find her photography on Instagram at LemonMeringueSly or Wordsonthepage27, her writing updates on Twitter at prufrock_27, and her comedy bits can be found on TikTok at prufrock27. 

You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
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If you want to support this podcast check out: buymeacoffee.com/HowWeCreate. 
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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Going solo, I describe why I began this podcast and tell you about my childhood memory of creativity. Tell me your stories! DM me on Instagram @thehowwecreatepodcast and let me know if I can share them. Also please tell me what you are interested in hearing about from all these wonderful creators.

You can find my recent art work - I've been doing pet portraits - on my Instagram @CorisaPaintsPets.

Season 1: How We Create Beginnings, Episode 7
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Original music by Deborah Stokol. 

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Ivy Rivett is a dancer, teacher and the Founder & Creative Director of Move to Calm in Sydney, Australia. Ivy shares her story of finding joy in dance and ultimately, joy in accepting oneself. Our conversation goes from creative practice to spiritual practice and how the two are intertwined.

Move to Calm offers Intuitive Movement, Hatha Yoga and Energy healing classes using a brain and body technique that Ivy created that combines the essence of dance, yoga and meditation. www.movetocalm.com.au
Insta: @movetocalm & @lovelanguage11

You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
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If you want to support this podcast check out: buymeacoffee.com/HowWeCreate. 
Original music by Deborah Stokol.

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NYC-based singer-songwriter, Caitlin Mahoney believes that creativity comes in seasons. Listen to find out what season you are in and how to move into the next phase.

www.caitlinmahoney.com
Insta: @cmahoneymusic
story still left to be told out now on Spotify - Listen here!
Learn more about The Burn The Book Project at caitlinmahoney.com/burnthebook.

You can find my recent pet portraits on my Instagram: @CorisaPaintsPets.
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Original music by Deborah Stokol.

"Minute"
Written by Caitlin Mahoney (BMI)
Performed by Caitlin Mahoney
(C) (P) Warehouse 507 Music (BMI), TJ Enterprises PVB Music (BMI)

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