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Why Do We Do That?More... Play with Brenna HassettElla Al-Shamahi explores evolutionary mysteries in More Play with Brenna Hassett.BBC Studios Audio
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Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem2025-04-1114 min
Why Do We Do That?12. Why do we play?Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi asks why do humans play?The Neanderthals are a species that was so close to us that we could reproduce with them, they had creativity, technology and they made art - handprints on cave walls and painted shells strung into necklaces. But it turns out the Neanderthals had shorter childhoods than us. Their children grew up quicker than their Homo sapiens counterparts. We don’t know why Neanderthals went extinct. It is probably for a few reasons but is it possible that us having these longer childhoods, having more time to play, mi...2025-04-1114 min
Drive Time NebraskaBrenna Grasz & Governor Jim PillenDoug welcomes attorney Brenna Grasz as she shares the specifics about the opposing abortion initiatives on the ballot for November. She shares about her support of initiative 434. She also shares the difference between initiatives 434 and 439. Governor Pillen shares his thoughts about the initiative.
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Bandolero RockMÚSICA AL SUR DE INTERNET-Edición 40En esta nueva edición os invitamos a viajar en primera clase al espectacular mundo de las cantantes e instrumentistas del Jazz, del Nuevo Jazz. SHAKATAK-SOLEDAD GIMENEZ-RICKIE LEE JONES-LIZZ WRIGHT-NORAH JONES-SADE--LAURA FYGI-ISABELLE ANTENA-SPERANZA SPALDING-CARMEN McRAE-BRENNA WHITAKER-BASIA--ANNA WILSON--ELLA FITZGERALD--AMY WINEHOUSE. (DIVAS DEL NUEVO JAZZ).2024-07-141h 10
Hazel & Katniss & Harry & StarrDare MeBrenna and Joe kick off "the kids aren't alright" summer with Megan Abbott's 2012 novel Dare Me and its 2019 TV adaptation. C/W: implied sexual assault and disordered eating.We're talking sociopathic girls, awful parents, and red hold blooded cheerleading in a pair of texts that may just feature the most unlikeable protagonists we've ever covered.Plus: backstories galore, celebrating Willa Fitzgerald and Marlo Kelly, endless musical montages and ponderous voice over, and the dark side of female friendships.Wanna connect with the show? Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and BlueSky @HKHSPod or use...2024-06-0455 min
Books Without Borders46. Nina went to a Zine fair!Welcome to Books Without Borders, the podcast where two people in different hemispheres come together to discuss their favourite things: books!
In this episode, Nina’s in the middle of finals, Emma’s in the zone with classics, and we discuss a bunch of Zines that Nina got in Japan!
Send us an email! BooksWithoutBordersPod@gmail.com
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and chats
10:56 Recent Reads
11:04 Equal Rites
14:45 Metamorphosis
20:34 Starbound trilogy
39:13 The Good Soldier
44:53 The Snow Queen
48:38 Currently Reading
49:06 A Doll’s House
50:24 Haul/TBR
50:33 Nina’s Zine haul!
01:00:35 Emma’s haul
01:04:41 Challenge Check-in
01:19:19 Outro
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Books mentioned in this episode:
Breasts and Eggs - Mieko Kawakami
Diary of a Void - Emi Yagi
Pregnancy Diary - Yōko Ogawa
Equal...2024-01-101h 22
Creative RecoveryBrenna Fitzgerald on Recovering your Creative SpiritThe demands of daily life can overwhelm us with a lot of responsibility and obligation. It’s easy to feel stuck in a rut and to lose sight of the possibility for growth within every moment and the greater purpose we feel called to serve. This is where our innate creative spirit can help if we take the time to examine what’s keeping us stuck and make choices that nourish our spiritual and creative well-being. Join me as I explore how a healthy creative spirit feeds personal growth and meaningful connection. I guide listeners through a reflection on how...2022-12-3015 min
Juan NaranjoQueridos fantasmas: 5 libros con fantasmas muy particulares🔴SÍGUEME EN MI NUEVA CUENTA DE INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/juannaranjo_nuevacuenta?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= 🔴
Con #Halloween al caer, me ha apetecido hablaros de cinco libros en los que hay alguna presencia fantasmagórica... que se sale de la normal. Estos fantasmas no asustan ni tienen sed de venganza, están ahí por otros motivos. ¿Cuál es tu fantasma literario favorito?
En el vídeo de hoy os hablo de «Sábanas» de Brenna Thummler (Ediciones La Cúpula), de «Un fantasma» de Raquel Verdugo y Alma López (Continta me tienes), de «La librería» de Penelope Fitzgerald (Im...2022-10-3023 minCreative RecoveryRachel Dickinson on Writing Through GriefRachel Dickinson @geology26 has lived a rich life full of adventure, joy, loss, and love. A native of Freeville, New York, her family first settled in this region right after the American Revolution when her fifth-great grandfather received a tract of land as payment for his services during the war. The landscape of home has always deeply affected her; in particular, features created during the last Ice Age as glaciers carved waterfalls and gorges and rounded hills. In this episode she tells the story of writing through grief after the suicide of her teenaged son, Jack, a decade ago...2022-10-0558 minCreative RecoveryUniit Carruyo on Staying Creative Through TransitionsUniit Carruyo is an artist, educator, and musician. Like most people, her life has been full of transitions, some welcomed, others more unexpected and challenging. However, what sets Uniit apart from the majority of folks is how her creative spirit has helped her navigate transitions and see possibility in life’s unpredictable moments. This conversation is full of inspiration and wisdom with real-life practical applications. Uniit digs deep into what it means to live a creative life and shares how you can bring your creative expression into any space and situation, from the office to the home. Be sure to...2022-09-0653 minCreative RecoveryRegi Carpenter on Re-storying Your LifeEvery life is a collage of stories. For Regi Carpenter @regicarpenter, the most important stories are the stories that have not been told, what goes unsaid. Stories shape (and re-shape) beliefs, connect humans, and offer a creative container for authentic expression. For over twenty years Regi has been bringing songs and stories to audiences of all ages throughout the world in schools, theaters, libraries, at festivals, conferences, and in people’s backyards. Listen to this intimate conversation about the transformative power of storytelling and how you can re-story your life as a way to heal from past wounds. We al...2022-08-1053 minCreative RecoveryGalina Singer on Feeling Safe to be YourselfIt’s not easy expressing your authentic self. Galina Singer @galinasinger knows this all too well, having grown up in the former Soviet Union at a time when self-expression was heavily censored. Since then, she has devoted her life to peeling away layers of learned behaviors and limiting beliefs that covered her authentic self. Now as a writer and a coach, she helps others do the same. Listen to this riveting discussion and learn how to find safety and freedom to be yourself. We also talk about the process of healing trauma and working with fear and how this ki...2022-07-2752 minCreative RecoveryChristian Collier on Building Creative CommunityChristian Collier @ichristian3030 was riding back to his hotel after winning a poetry slam contest in Boston when he started taking inventory of his life. He felt so much gratitude for all the people and circumstances that led up to this celebratory moment and asked himself: if I was 15 again knowing what I now know, what would I want to see and have access to? From that moment, the seed of his community building heart began to blossom. He started organizing programs and coordinating literary workshops for teens, the efforts of which eventually led to the creation of The...2022-07-1352 min
Creative RecoveryJasna Bogdanovska on Staying Curious through UncertaintyJasna Bogdanovska @jasnalika describes her first experience with photography as magical. In this episode, she tells her story of switching from the certainty and predictability of mathematics to the wild land of art and how this change sparked and still sparks enormous personal growth. Jasna’s creative process is one of exploration filled with uncertainty, unpredictability, and discomfort as well as adventure and excitement. She likens it to traveling. She says that most of her creative projects start as feelings of discomfort, concerns about social issues, and/or a generalized restlessness all of which she aspires to greet with cu...2022-06-2949 minCreative RecoveryBonus: Self-compassion MeditationListen to this self-compassion meditation guided by Brenna to begin to cultivate your inner nurturer.2022-06-1511 minCreative RecoveryBrenna Fitzgerald on Compassion for Your Inner CriticWe all have an inner critic. It’s that voice inside your head saying you aren’t good enough or that you SHOULD do this and SHOULD HAVE done that. A persistent inner critic often leads to the development of limiting beliefs that dampen confidence and paralyze you from taking risks or actions toward your dreams and authentic self-expression. Healing the inner critic is not about getting rid of it because that probably won’t happen. It’s about understanding where it’s coming from, why it’s surfacing, and how you can use it to cultivate more self-compassion and develop...2022-06-1514 minCreative RecoveryKate Nason on The Healing Power of StorytellingCreativity is a cornerstone of Kate Nason’s life. It’s how she makes sense of things and how she makes meaning. Kate is a born storyteller who found tremendous healing in the process of writing her memoir Everything Is Perfect in which she explores the roles women inhabit throughout their lives, how they carry trauma, and the lengths they’ll go to protect their children and save themselves. It’s a fierce and often funny self-reckoning, a meditation on learning to trust one’s intuition. In this exciting conversation, Kate talks about the ups and downs of writing her memoir...2022-06-0155 min
GOODmood EdizioniBelli e dannati di Francis Scott FitzgeraldAudiobook integrale su Audible.itNew York, anni Dieci del Novecento. Anthony Patch è un giovane dandy bello e annoiato che trascorre le sue giornate tra donne, serate con gli amici e ispirazioni artistiche di vario genere. Un pomeriggio conosce Gloria, la cugina di Kansas City di un suo caro amico. È bellissima, irrequieta, selvaggia, disincantata. Anthony se ne innamora immediatamente e decide che farà di tutto per averla. I due cominciano a frequentarsi e superata una dolorosa falsa partenza, si sposano, convinti di avere il mondo in pugno. Ma l'illusione durerà molto poco…Belli e dannati di Francis Scott...2022-05-1830 min
GOODmood EdizioniBelli e dannati di Francis Scott FitzgeraldAudiobook integrale su Audible.itNew York, anni Dieci del Novecento. Anthony Patch è un giovane dandy bello e annoiato che trascorre le sue giornate tra donne, serate con gli amici e ispirazioni artistiche di vario genere. Un pomeriggio conosce Gloria, la cugina di Kansas City di un suo caro amico. È bellissima, irrequieta, selvaggia, disincantata. Anthony se ne innamora immediatamente e decide che farà di tutto per averla. I due cominciano a frequentarsi e superata una dolorosa falsa partenza, si sposano, convinti di avere il mondo in pugno. Ma l'illusione durerà molto poco...Belli e dann...2022-05-1830 minCreative RecoveryWerner Sun on Playing with PerspectiveCreativity has been a driving force in Werner Sun’s life since he was a kid. The urge both to process his inner life and express it to others led him to play the piano as a youth, explore physics research later in life, and develop into a multimedia visual artist. Werner sees creativity as a safe space to explore the unknown, develop trust and patience in yourself, and grow through challenges. In this episode he shares fascinating insights into the creative process and how it can serve as both a catalyst for personal healing and a vehicle for in...2022-05-1848 minCreative RecoveryAlicia Free on Dancing with the MomentAlicia Free @aliciafree_bellydance is a badass belly dancer, musician, and podcast producer. She wants us to shake off the heavy and dance to feel lighter. Alicia uses movement, live music, and simple costuming as her favorite creative endeavors. In this uplifting and inspiring conversation Alicia shares her own story of being drawn to dance as a way to feel free in her body, mind, heart, and spirit. She recounts one performance in particular where she allowed grief to move through her without controlling it and realized the healing power of movement. Alicia is committed to personal growth and...2022-05-0446 minCreative RecoveryJuhanna Rogers on Art and ActivismJuhanna is an artist, educator, and motivational speaker encouraging people from underrepresented populations to live out loud and unapologetically. Her story is a beautiful example of the ways in which art and activism can align to improve lives and strengthen communities. In this conversation, Juhanna openly and honestly recounts her own challenging life transitions and experiences as a woman of color with the kind of courage and vulnerability that arises from years of deep introspection. The way she applies her wisdom and creativity in service of others is inspirational and exactly what the world needs right now. In this...2022-04-2045 min
Candlelit Tales Irish Mythology PodcastEpisode 160 - Rebirth - OsgarWelcome back to the Candlelit Tales Podcast.
This is the story of what happened to Osgar son of Oisín grandson of Fionn MacCumhaill when he woke up after he died…
This story is told by Aron
Music is by Oisín Ryan and Alan Homan and it is produced by Oisín Ryan and Alan Homan
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#livem...2022-04-0913 minCreative RecoveryStacey Henry-Carr on Interrupting AutopilotWhen Stacey @staceyhenrycarr left the corporate world to become a hypnotherapist and transformational coach, she “did an unbecoming.” She let go of all the shoulds and musts, all the familial and societal expectations she had been living by and uncovered her true self, someone she had been all along but did not fully embody. She loves the work she does now helping women discover old imprints and beliefs and the root causes of those beliefs that have forced them to show up to their lives on autopilot as if they are a robot. She discusses her work helping people inte...2022-03-3059 minCreative RecoverySuzanne Onodera on Mystery, Memory, and Authentic Expression in Art and LifeFor most of her life Suzanne Onodera @sazaono, a painter and deeply creative soul, has pondered the big questions: who am I, where did I come from, and how can I express myself with authenticity and artistry? Listen to this fascinating conversation with Suzanne in which we explore such topics as mystery, memory, and the relationship between fear and authentic expression. Suzanne tells stories of turning grief into wonder through creative process. She talks about how she found strength and inspiration in excavating her own family’s traumatic history as prisoners in Japanese internment camps during World War II. Su...2022-03-091h 11Creative RecoveryBrenna Fitzgerald on Creative Spirit and Stuck EnergyWhat is creative energy and why does it get blocked? Join me in Episode 7 of Creative Recovery as I explore creativity from a holistic mind-body-spirit perspective. I will guide you through a reflective exercise to facilitate awareness of and curiosity around your own creative spirit and what might be blocking it. My intention is to support you in moving from stuck to flow in your creativity and in your life.
Notes and Resources:
This episode was edited and mixed by Chad Clarke, @the.podcast.producer
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@brenna.ef2022-03-0215 minCreative RecoverySarah Jefferis on Healing Trauma Through Writing (part 2)In Episode 5 we heard part 1 of my Creative Recovery conversation with Dr. Sarah Jefferis @dr.jefferies.write.now, author, editor, coach and speaker. She recounted her story growing up with trauma and how writing served as a powerful vehicle for transforming her traumatic wounds into meaningful poems, novels, and essays. We explored what it means to rewrite a story of trauma, and Sarah shared a reflective journaling exercise that can facilitate this process. We also touched on how creativity, spirituality, and healing are inextricably linked. In Episode 6, part 2 of the conversation with Sarah, we discuss how to cultivate a...2022-02-2322 minCreative RecoverySarah Jefferis on Healing Trauma through Writing Part 1What is the relationship between creativity and healing? Listen to Dr. Sarah Jefferis @dr.jefferies.write.now, author, editor, coach and speaker as she recounts growing up with trauma and how writing served as a powerful vehicle for transforming her traumatic wounds into meaningful poems, novels, and essays. In part 1 of our conversation, we explore what it means to rewrite a story of trauma, and Sarah shares a reflective journaling exercise that can facilitate this process. We also touch on how creativity, spirituality, and healing are inextricably linked.
Dr. Sarah Jefferis is an author, editor, writing coach...2022-02-1632 minCreative RecoveryBonus Meditation: Grounding in Earth’s EnergyThis meditation is intended to ground you in your body and help you access a flowing stream of energy from the Earth.2022-02-0908 minCreative RecoveryDelia Ahouandjinou On Exploring Creativity Through the Body Part 2In Episode 3 we heard part 1 of my Creative Recovery conversation with Delia Ahouandjinou, dancer and body-centered therapist. She recounted her story growing up with a misdiagnosed autoimmune condition and how her life journey led her into a deeper understanding of the relationship between creativity, embodiment, and healing. We explored what it means to be embodied and how developing a healthy relationship to the body facilitates access to and expression of personal truth. In Episode 4, part 2 of the conversation with Delia, we discuss how fear and trauma can block creative expression. Delia offers tools and practices for grounding in the...2022-02-0935 minCreative RecoveryDelia Ahouandjinou on Exploring Creativity Through the Body Part 1Creativity is not just for artists; it’s a way of living, a way of being. Listen to the story of Delia Ahouandjinou, dancer and body-centered therapist, as she recounts growing up with a misdiagnosed autoimmune condition and how her life journey led her into a deeper understanding of the relationship between creativity, embodiment, and healing. In part 1 of our conversation, we explore what it means to be embodied and how developing a healthy relationship to the body facilitates access to and expression of personal truth.
Delia Ahouandjinou is a body-centered therapist in Manhattan, New York where sh...2022-02-0224 min
Creative RecoveryNorah Beemer on Living a Creative Life Every DayThe process of creative recovery involves unlearning habits and limiting beliefs that don’t serve us. Much of this looks like shedding the heavy layers and inaccurate perceptions about ourselves and our purpose in life that we accumulated from childhood to adulthood. Creative recovery is returning to that innate sense of wonder and curiosity we were born with and that we called upon as a kid exploring the world. It’s a process of cultivating more play and pleasure in our lives. In this episode I step into conversation with my 11-year-old niece, Norah Beemer, to discuss creativity from a ch...2022-01-2623 minCreative RecoveryBrenna Fitzgerald on What is Creative Recovery?The intention behind Creative Recovery is to help people heal and become as fully expressed as possible in their lives. Creative Recovery is about embracing the process of becoming, of recovering your authentic self and growing into the person you aspire to be. It’s a process that involves understanding what shaped you and your beliefs about yourself and exceeding the limits of who you think you are as well as challenging yourself to express who you are, what you want to say, and how you want to connect with the world. Creative Recovery is about seeing beyond the fa...2022-01-1913 min
InsomniaInsomnia 88 (Noviembre 17, 2021)La vida está llena de cosas por decir y cosas por cantar. A veces no sabemos como hacerlo, pero seguro alguien puede hacerlo por nosotros. A veces solo es escuchar.
En este programa escuchamos a: Saphire (Visiting hours – cover: Ed Sheeran), Kiani (Traitor – cover: Olivia Rodrigo), Common Wave (Hot N Cold – cover: Kate Perry), Brenna Fitzgerald (Fire and rain – cover: James Taylor) y Gutter Rose (Closer to fine - cover: Indigo Girls).
Textos: María Luz Balbuena
Voz: Gonzalo Hernández
Locución: María Noel Sosa
Producción: Flogisto Producciones.
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flogistoproducciones@gmail.com2021-11-1732 min
The Labyrinth and the ThreadBrenna Fitzgerald on creative recovery and getting out of clock timeMany thanks to our guest Brenna Fitzgerald. To learn more about Brenna's work, go to https://brennacoaching.com. You can listen to her podcast Creative Recovery with Brenna Fitzgerald on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
The Labyrinth and the Thread focuses on mental health and creativity. If you need support, here are some resources to find mental health professionals:
Psychology Today Directory: National directory of therapists
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists
Therapy for Black Girls: Find trusted, culturally competent therapists
https://therapyforblackgirls.com/
Trans Lifeline: Peer support by and for trans people
https://translifeline.org
Support this podcast2021-08-0626 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 12: Entrepreneurship, Creativity, and Social Justice: A Conversation with Gladys Brangman, Founder of Business Leaders of ColorsIn this episode Creative Recovery host, Brenna Fitzgerald, steps into a rich and inspiring conversation with Gladys Brangman, Founder of Business Leaders of Colors (BLOC). Together they explore the topics of entrepreneurship, creativity, social justice, and much more. Listen to the story of how Gladys discovered her lifelong intention to serve others and how this intention infuses her entrepreneurial creativity and commitment to social justice. Other highlights of this episode include the importance of creativity in the life of an entrepreneur, tips on navigating change with grace, strategies for staying positive in the face of challenge, and how simply...2021-08-0141 min
Creative RecoveryCreative Recovery Episode 11 - Exploring Gender Queerness Through Fiction, A Conversation with Jen Savran Kelly, Author of the forthcoming novel EndpapersIn this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, steps into conversation with writer Jen Savran Kelly to discuss the very personal process of writing and selling her forthcoming novel Endpapers, which explores gender queerness among other topics. Jen reveals how writing fiction has served as a vehicle for her own self-discovery and healing. She also discusses how to stay true to yourself while selling a novel and how to build trust in your creative self by navigating fear and doubt with intention, awareness, self-compassion.Topics..The messy experiment of living a creative life.Giving yourself permission to create and to fail...2021-06-3036 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 10 - Cultivating Authentic Expression, A Conversation with Rowan Drake, Teenage Artist and CreatorRowan Drake is an ambitious teenage artist and creator working to change the perspective of millions into a more open minded and risk-taking mindset. He’s excited to share his experiences with the world and influence as many people as possible through his songs. Rowan is seventeen years old. Listen to this inspiring conversation as we explore what it means to cultivate authentic expression, especially in a digital age. Learn about the benefits of opening to fear, vulnerability as a way to connect to others, and how prioritizing fun and celebrating your successes feeds the creative spirit.Topics.Fear as an...2021-06-0128 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 9 - Exploring Creative Flow: A Conversation with Julie Dean, Potter and Owner of The Clay SchoolJulia Dean is a production potter and community studio owner in Ithaca, New York. Her love affair with clay started as a child, but her practice of working with clay started with her first wheel class in 1997. Listen to this conversation and learn about creative flow, how it helps release the inner critic, and how understanding flow cycles can help you balance creative production and rest. We also touch on practices for entering creative flow, including cultivating stillness; embracing process and play; and the healing power of a creative community.Topics.How creative flow helps release the inner critic.Focus...2021-05-0540 min
Coming of Page#9 - Emotions and more bookish shenanigansWelcome back to Coming of Page! In this episode, Hailey and Mia get a little sad and sentimental as they discuss their last year of high school coming to a close. Oh yeah, books are mentioned too. Thanks for listening!
Books mentioned (in order):
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Jujutsu Kaisen by Gege Akutami
Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell and Mariko Tamaki
This One Summer by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki
The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang
...2021-04-2752 minComing of Page#8 - Politics and fancy Southern vampiresWelcome back to Coming of Page! In this episode, Hailey and Mia get a little deep and discuss politics and injustice but also fancy Southern vampires and gay love stories. Don't worry, though, we end on a happy note. Thanks for listening!
Books mentioned (in order):
Ghosts of Harvard: A Novel by Francesca Serritella
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Vampire Slaying by Grady Hendrix
Close Up by Amanda Quick
Normal People by Sally Rooney
Jujutsu Kaisen vol. 2 by Gege Akutami
Sheets by Brenna Th...2021-04-1348 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 8 - Making Time and Space for Creativity, A Conversation with Musicians Gloria Lemus-Chávez and Brandon KaneGloria Lemus-Chávez and Brandon Kane are musicians living in upstate New York. They are also domestic partners with full-time jobs, kids, and all the responsibilities (and distractions) of a modern adult life. Listen to this conversation exploring how they make time and space for creative pursuits, why it’s important, and the meaning it brings to their lives and to their relationships. Brandon’s musical debut was around 1994, with legendary crust-influenced, melodic hardcore punk band from Philadelphia, Dissucks. He was the bass player for the band and wrote music and lyrics for many of the band’s songs. After a couple...2021-04-1352 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 7 - Honoring Process and Intention, A Conversation with Rich Ferguson, Poet and Spoken Word PerformerIn this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, invites poet and spoken word performer, Rich Ferguson, to discuss his creative process, including writing his new poetry collection titled Everything is Radiant Between the Hates in such a challenging time as the pandemic. In this conversation, Rich explores how to have patience with creative process while also responding to the urgency of the now. We touch on creating during turbulent times, finding inspiration in the everyday, honoring intention, creative collaborations in a virtual world, and the importance of balancing creative output with periods of receptive pause. Pushcart Prize-nominated poet Rich Ferguson has shar...2021-03-0650 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 6 — "Let go of Limiting Beliefs and Free Yourself to Create,” a conversation with Lu Camy, HypnotistIn this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, steps into conversation with her former podcast co-host, Lu Camy, to explore Lu’s work as a hypnotist and how hypnotherapy can serve creativity. Lu discusses how to release old conditioning and limiting beliefs held in the subconscious mind that act as barriers to creative flow. Learn about trance states, dream analysis, past-life regression, and the power of hypnotherapy for personal and creative growth. Lu Camy is a certified hypnosis practitioner and spiritual teacher. Her holistic approach brings a tailored experience that leads people to activate their creative intelligence and live a life of...2021-02-0233 min
Creative RecoveryEp 5 – “Creating and Living with Integrity,” A Conversation with Sommer Sobin, owner of Thousand Petals YogaDescription:In this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, and Lu Camy, hypnotist, invite yoga teacher and small business owner, Sommer Sobin to discuss the connection between creativity and spirituality and how this relationship can guide us as we offer our innate gifts to the world. In this dynamic conversation, Sommer explores the relationship between inner life and outer expression discussing the cycle of death, life, and rebirth inherent in the creative process and entrepreneurial life. She touches on the necessity of letting go in order to open to new possibilities, life as art, and the importance of opening to vulnerability...2020-12-2240 min
Creative RecoveryEpisode 4 – "Writing Through Trauma," A Conversation with Katherine E. Standefer, author of Lightning FlowersDescription:In this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, and Lu Camy, hypnotist, invite writer and teacher, Katherine E. Standefer to discuss her work in trauma writing and her debut memoir Lightning Flowers: My Journey to Uncover the Cost of Saving a Life. In this conversation, Katherine explores the non-linear creative process of writing a book and the relationship between trauma, writing, and healing. Topics..writing trauma narratives.non-linear process of writing a book.seasons of creativity.honoring the body's response to trauma.practices for regulating the nervous system.the healing potential of storytelling Episode 4 Resources:.Katherine E. Standefer, writer, teacher, auth...2020-11-1537 min
Creative RecoveryEp 3 - Creativity in Challenging TimesDescription:In this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, and Lu Camy, hypnotist, reflect on creating in challenging times. They explore the relationship between anxiety and creativity and discuss how surrendering and opening to life as it is can help us shift fear-based reaction into creative response. Learn practices for relieving anxiety and resting in the present moment where inspiration awaits. Topics..Relieving anxiety through investigation and allowance.Surrendering to life and staying open to challenge and discomfort.How can we be inspired and creative during challenging times.Isolation as an opportunity for self-discovery, growth, and creation Episode 3 Resources:Katherine E. St...2020-10-2227 min
Creative RecoveryEp. 2 - Bonus 2 - Hypnosis for self-acceptance and growth by Lu CamyThis is a hypnosis guided by Lu Camy.To learn more about hypnotherapy sessions access:www.lucamy.comInstagram @lu.camy2020-09-2100 min
Creative RecoveryEp 2 - Bonus 1 - Self-compassion meditation by Brenna FitzgeraldThis is a guided meditation guided by Brenna Fitzgerald.Reference:Radical Compassion By Tara BrachTo learn more about Brenna's work access:www.habitsofwellbeing.comInstagram @brenbrain2020-09-2100 min
Creative RecoveryEp. 2 – “Releasing the Inner Critic” - cultivating awareness and self-compassion with Brenna Fitzgerald and Lu CamyIn this episode Brenna Fitzgerald, creativity coach, and Lu Camy, hypnotist, reflect on the inner critic, exploring when and why it surfaces, where it might come from, and how to relate to it. They discuss the importance of self-acceptance and forgiveness on the path to living with authenticity and share practices for cultivating self-awareness and compassion. Topics..When and why does the inner critic exist.How to identify and relate to your judging mind.The importance of self-acceptance, forgiveness, and compassion.What it means to live with authenticity.Practices for cultivating awareness and self-compassion Episode 2 Resources:A Course in Miracles by...2020-09-2140 min
Creative RecoveryEp. 1 - "What is creative recovery?" - exploring practices to awaken creative intelligenceIn this Episode Brenna Fitzgerald – creativity coach and Lu Camy – hypnotist – reflect about the importance of activating creative intelligence in service of well-being.They discuss different practices that foster integration between the conscious and unconscious mind and how creative practices can help individuals engage in a more sensory, intimate, and playful experience of the world.Topics..We were born creative.Finding meaning through creative practices.Daily practices that support creativity.Creative mind vs. discursive mind.Creative process vs. product.Marriage of the conscious and unconscious mind in service of creativity.Identifying the inner critic and limiting beliefs that block us from o...2020-08-1937 min
Occultists AnonymousQ&A #3 with Meghan Fitzgerald In coordination with The Onyx Path Virtual Convention, we get together to answer some community questions with Meghan Fitzgerald, Lead Line Developer for Mage: The Awakening. Wonderful time, including some of the wacky shenanigans of her home games!Join us live on Twitch, Friday nights at 7pm EDT:http://twitch.tv/theonyxpathSupport the show by joining our Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/OccultistsAnonymousFollow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/OccultistsAJoin us on Discord:http...2020-06-172h 45
Speaking of LanguageS3E6 - K-12 Outreach and Language and Culture LearningBrenna Fitzgerald, Arbias Llolluni, and Thamora Fishel talk about the Afterschool Language and Culture Program that is offered through Cornell’s Area Studies Centers in the Einaudi Center and the Public Service Center. The program provides opportunities for Cornell undergraduate and graduate students to share their knowledge of a language and culture with curious students from local schools.
If you are interested in getting involved as a foreign language teacher volunteer or school partner, please contact the Program Manager at outreach@einaudi.cornell.edu.
https://seap.einaudi.cornell.edu/afterschool-language-and-culture-program
2019-03-0624 min
Book Club for Masochists: a Readers’ Advisory PodcastEpisode 056 - Upcoming Books and the American Library Association Annual Conference 2018This episode we discuss the American Library Association Annual Conference and the many galleys we got there! We talk about wrestling, ballet, leeches, cancer, demons, opium, boobs (twice!), Soviet magic, and much more. Plus: A super secret podcast guest! You can download the podcast directly, find it on Libsyn, or get it through iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, or your favourite podcast delivery system. In this episode Anna Ferri | Matthew Murray | Steve Thomas from the Circulation Ideas podcast Advanced Reader Copies from ALA (Dates of publication are what we...2018-07-031h 04
GymCastic: The Gymnastics Podcast238: Maggie Nichols & KJ KindlerTHE NCAA NEWS Spencer and Jessica recap the week in college gymnastics: Who has joined the hall of 10's. McMurtry DTY, Karas Michigan 1.5 for 9.975, Zaakira Muhammad, WVU, perfection on a full for 9.900. Kennedi Edney wasn’t supposed to do AA, steps in on floor with this--that wasn’t even in the lineup before, wins AA. Taryn Fitzgerald at Stanford front aerial landing on two feet. Crack or Correct: The most controversial scores of the weekend. McMurtry’s DTY - only got a 9.995. Should it have been a 10? Sofie Seilnacht got a 9.7 from one judge, 9.75 from the other for this gorge...2017-02-011h 22
Unlock Top Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, PsychologicalThe Mirror Sisters by V.C. AndrewsPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/275781 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Mirror Sisters Series: #1 of The Mirror Sisters Series Author: V.C. Andrews Narrator: Rebekkah Ross Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 28 minutes Release date: October 25, 2016 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.21 of Total 14 Ratings of Narrator: 4.67 of Total 6 Genres: Psychological Publisher's Summary: From the legendary New York Times bestselling author of Flowers in the Attic and My Sweet Audrina (now Lifetime movies) comes the first book in a new series featuring identical twin sisters forced to act, look, and feel truly identical by a perfectionist mother. For fans of Ruth W...2016-10-2503 min