In this conversation, author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with Anthony Rella, a magical worker and psychotherapist, about his journey as a writer, his creative practices, and the importance of spiritual rituals. They explore the concept of 'slow magic' and how it relates to personal growth and mental health in today's fast-paced world. Rella shares insights on balancing ambition with patience, the significance of self-care, and the power of intentional action in the face of chaos.

Connect with Anthony Rella at https://anthonyrella.com
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In this solo episode, author T. Thorn Coyle reflects on the intersection of mental health, creativity, and spiritual practice during challenging times.They discuss the importance of creativity as a form of rebellion, and the necessity of maintaining mental and physical health. Thorn emphasizes the need for community support and the role of spiritual practices in fostering resilience and hope.

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In this conversation with author T. Thorn Coyle, Nathania Apple shares her journey as a multidisciplinary fiber artist and theater professional, exploring her creative roots, the influence of her family, and the connection to nature. She discusses the importance of cultural heritage in her work, the act of reclaiming identity through craft, and the significance of context in creativity. Nathania also delves into her spiritual practices, the role of play and enthusiasm in adulthood, and her current creative projects, emphasizing the importance of expanding perception and understanding in her artistic journey.

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In this conversation, author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with Amelia Hogan, a San Francisco-based singer and artist, about her creative journey, the philosophy behind her music, and the importance of community and connection in artistic expression. They explore the interplay between music and visual art, the significance of tradition and land, and the role of curiosity in the creative process. Amelia shares her insights on creating safe spaces for expression and the deeper 'why' behind her artistic endeavors, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection and authenticity in both performance and community building.

You can find out more about Amelia at https://ameliahogan.com
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In this episode, author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with Eisner Award-winning comic book writer David F. Walker about his creative journey, the differences between writing and drawing, and the importance of collaboration in the creative process. They delve into the challenges of receiving feedback, the impact of mental health on creativity, and the therapeutic nature of photography and music. Walker shares his experiences with imposter syndrome and the deeper motivations behind his work, emphasizing the role of storytelling in cultural healing and personal growth.

You can find out more about David at https://davidfwalker.com

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In this episode, author T. Thorn Coyle explores the intricate relationship between creativity and the cosmos, emphasizing the importance of conscious creation and the role of artists in society. Through personal reflections and insights, Coyle encourages listeners to connect with their creativity and the world around them, especially during challenging times. The conversation highlights the transformative power of art and the necessity of taking risks in the creative process.

T. Thorn Coyle interviews author Jessie Kwak, exploring the intersections of creativity, writing, and personal growth. The two writers discuss the balance between practicality and artistic expression, the role of meditation in enhancing creativity, and the importance of self-awareness in the writing process. Jessie shares insights on her journey from writing science fiction to thrillers, emphasizing the significance of building empathy through storytelling. The conversation concludes with reflections on current inspirations and the necessity of finishing creative projects.

In this solo episode, author Thorn Coyle discusses the importance of creativity as a form of resistance against oppression. They emphasize that love is a powerful force that can counter fear and disconnection, and that community and connection are vital for resilience. Thorn shares personal experiences and insights on how to remain creative and connected in challenging times, encouraging listeners to embrace their own magic and creativity.

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Thorn mentions two upcoming Kickstarter campaigns in the show. Here are the links:

The Winding Road - Contemporary Magical Fantasy:  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thorncoyle/the-winding-road-fantasy

Evolutionary Witchcraft and Stars of Power: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thorncoyle/evolutionary-witchcraft

 T. Thorn Coyle engages with musician Rodney Orpheus and author Phil Hine on occult rebellion and creative fire. The two artists discuss their journeys into music and writing, the impact of the punk ethos on their work, and the significance of their recent book, 'Delinquent Elementals.' The conversation also touches on the historical context of the satanic panic and the importance of authenticity in creative expression. They discuss the importance of curiosity as a driving force in their practices, the role of walking as a meditative and creative exercise, and the definitions of magic and agency. The trio emphasizes the significance of community in the occult, the need for connection while maintaining individuality, and the importance of challenging the status quo.

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Find out more about Rodney Orpheus at http://rodneyorpheus.com
And find Phil Hine at https://enfolding.org

In this episode, author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with bestselling author Johnny B. Truant about his creative journey, the importance of finding one's audience, and the magic of storytelling. The two authors explore the challenges and joys of being a full-time creative, the significance of collaboration, and the personal practices that support artistic endeavors. Along with talking about having his novel series adapted for a SyFy series, Johnny shares insights on the value of creativity, the role of human connection in the creative process, and his current goals for growth and freedom in his work.

You can find out more about Johnny at: https://www.johnnybtruant.com
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