The Creative Coping Podcast

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Stu Babin is a cyclist, certified drone pilot, and videographer. It was great to finally capture a conversation with him and we talked about a lot. He shared so much and really begs the important question, “What are we going to leave behind when we’re gone?” Although Stu doesn’t have social media, you can subscribe to his YouTube channel: Let’s Fly Drones Already!

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Jacob Doney joins me again to share his story of Agoraphobia and how due to social anxiety, had to be home schooled as a child. Recently he took a two month break from tattooing because of an onslaught of panic attacks. He shares about what is getting him through these dark times and offers advice for those who know far too well the ramifications of such debilitating attacks. 

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Jacob Doney is a tattoo artist based out of Murrieta, California with a passion for helping others who struggle with mental illness. He has hosted a suicide awareness event at his shop, Envision Tattoo during September 2018 and hopes it is the first of many. He says about his career, “The fact that we get to put our artwork on someone that tells a story for the rest of someone's life and in doing so get to connect with people and potentially have life changing moments with those people. There are very few jobs that I feel are like that." Contact us at [email protected]

Christoffer Franzén is a Swedish film composer known for his work under Lights & Motion. His music has been featured in movies on the small and big screen alike including his latest endeavor - scoring the upcoming film “Sea Fever”. Contact us at [email protected]

Independent filmmaker Brandon Stouff returns as my guest this week to talk about his short film “The Inheritance” - a story of estranged siblings who come together through a family’s tragedy, shot in its entirety in Slidell, Louisiana. We talk about the 48 Hour Film Festival, the collaborative process behind making such a project work with a last minute directorial change and his newly published IMDb page.

Coping creatively comes in various forms and for my latest guest Aidan Feaster it’s through fronting a horror core rap group called Scarecrow that he really expresses himself artistically. This is well-fitting for one of my favorite times of the year. Let’s keep it creepy!

Micah Kimber joins me on this weeks episode to talk about the importance of not only having a creative outlet but having the passion to pursue it, and how Batman’s origin story inspired one of his poems. Stay tuned after the episode to hear Micah’s poem, “Create”.

Susan Mulder of the Poet Kind Podcast joins me this week and we have a great conversation that is sure to hit home with a lot of you creatives out there. When it comes to what motivates her to keep creating, Susan says, “I don’t have this drive to be successful, it’s really more of a drive to create, to respond to what I’m called to do to the best if my ability...but I am doing what has been laid in front of me and that’s what matters.”

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Within a few weeks of being introduced to each other, guitarist John MacLeod and poet Emily Joy Galvin quickly realized that there was something special about their collaborative effort to perform together live back in January.

John’s guitar arrangements accompanied the soft-spoken poetry of Emily so well that they decided to work under the name, Rose & Cloud. The duo has already released their debut EP, “It’s Only Thursday” and in this episode we break down each song/poem to give you all a glimpse of the creative process.

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