Let Creativity...

This is the 10th and final episode of Season 1. The guest is my sister, Danielle Hurst.  

During our conversation, Danielle shares her unique experience of teaching herself how to write in addition to how she found writing again after a decade of being closed off from her creative self.

Other topics are also discussed such as raising a child and helping him develop a healthy creative self and what it looks like to actually have your creative expression supported.

Enjoy!

Fen Alankus opens up about how it was and is to live life as a sensitive, queer and empathic person who believes in magic.  She shares how her creative voice was always there trying to help out but how it's not always so simple to just listen and follow it.

This episode also includes viewpoints on how different types of schooling can make a creative person hide or thrive. 

Oh, and last but not least.  Fen has a podcast called, Follow The Woo.  She interviews people about their experiences with the unseen side of life.  Check it out here: Intro Follow the Woo Podcast - Follow the Woo

For our 8th episode, we welcome Ori Cruz.  He has been an Art Therapist for over 25 years and currently works with male sex offenders.  Ori describes how he became an Art Therapist and how he has seen the healing art therapy provides for all types of people, including himself.

Ori Cruz is currently on the Board of Directors for the American Art Therapy Association, and was featured as member of the month in June.

Matthew Temple is a writer, director, film maker, podcaster, has been in a band...he knows how to knit!  

You name a creative activity he most likely has some experience with it.  In this episode, he tells us about the creative process involved in these jobs and he shares a wonderful new project he and his life partner have produced called: The Lovers Journal - a great workbook for couples.

Enjoy!

Please find the Lovers Journal Information along with Matthew's contact information and his movie (Hardball: The Girls of Summer) links below:

http://theloversjournal.com/

http://matthewctemple.com/ 

https://web.facebook.com/Matthewctemple/

http://hardballfilm.com/ 

Dr. Krishna Bhatta shares how he grew up meditating and why, as a doctor, he sees how the meditative space can help reduce anxiety and burnout in addition to helping people connect to their inner flame.  He also explains how when you are in a meditative trance you can use imagination to help you be successful in your future.

To experience the app for yourself go here: https://relaxx.org/

Please check out his facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/relaxxapp

Brenden is a wealth of information and speaks about his journey from being born into an environment that was focused on being productive and getting a good job to creating his own company that teaches public speaking to all ages.  Brenden dreams of the day where nobody is scared of public speaking, and he eloquently speaks about how the creative process is involved with following your dreams.

To find Brenden, visit: https://www.mastertalk.ca/speaking-topics

Or go to Youtube and find a plethora of information on how to speak publicly:

 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBYFP4mZLQovr7W6Si6sueA

Sistah Lois is a force of creativity, she not only talks about it she shows it by singing and performing for this amazing episode.  She covers how accessing creativity helped her heal through trauma, endure racism and connect to her ancestors.

You can find her on youtube: 

https://www.youtube.com/user/SistahOmniLoveDiva/featured

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1d9u-IxdQs

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQZcjKFaDJwL9AkPIudxvNw/videos

Jamell Sanchez is the young wise man for this episode. He shares how he utilizes creativity and imagination in his exercise routines, his school work, and in his new podcast: Postgame W/Jamell.  

Jamell also shares sage advice on how to overcome bullying. For more information on how to stop bullying please visit: http://www.Stopbullying.gov

For today's episode, Daniel Lastinger, MT is the guest of honor and he speaks about how Music Therapy can help all ages, from new-borns to people who have landed themselves in prison.

Enjoy :)

Curtis speaks about how he used creative problem solving in his own life, growing up and then discusses how and why creative problem solving is so needed today.

Check out his website for powerful resources: https://creativity-workshops.com/