Impassioned Art

Impassioned Art

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Impassioned Art episodes

  • Queer Restoryation with Cai Quirk
    In this episode, Rachel interviews Cai Quirk (they/them) a queer creative who is publishing a book entitled “Transcendence: Queer Restoryation”. In this episode, Rachel & Cai discuss Queerness, Transness, photography & Spirit. Likes to their work: https://www.skylarkeditions.org/ https://caiquirk.com/
    57 min
  • Discussing Boundaries
    CW: Mental health & talk of suicide. In this episode, Rachel shares lessons she’s learned & experiences she’s had regarding healthy boundary work.
    59 min
  • “You’re Just Giving into Sin”
    Rachel discusses the “You’re just giving into sin” reaction to deconstruction & what aspects of her journey have led to deeper peace this holiday season. @The.trauma.witch (instagram) mentioned
    31 min
  • Authentic Spiritual Evolution
    In this episode, Rachel discusses where they’re at in their spiritual journey & how they are missing their communication with the Trinity. She discusses trusting intuition, deconstructing Christian teachings that bring guilt for wanting to re-incorporate Jesus, and more. Mentioned in this episode: “Knowledge of the Holy” by A.W. Tozer
    31 min
  • The Power of Boudoir
    In this episode, Rachel discusses her own history with becoming comfortable with posting nude images online. She also shares how boudoir is revolution & reads some client testimonials.
    24 min
  • My Artistic Journey
    In this episode, Rachel discusses their journey with art from childhood to adulthood. Mentioned: Gem Creative Co (Instagram: @gemcreativeco), We Design Co (Instagram: @wedesignanywhere), Philippe Halsman
    40 min
  • Who I’ve Always Been
    In this episode, Rachel discusses their connection to Wild Woman & an every evolving spirituality since childhood. Mentioned: Women Who Run With The Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph.D
    43 min

About Impassioned Art

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Through the Impassioned Art Podcast, Rachel (she/they) cultivates a space of discussion in which people are invited to BE & see their existence as a work of art. Rachel shares their own experiences with sexual empowerment, deconstructing Christianity, trauma repair, creativity, queerness, non-monogamy & more.