Voice Lessons: Uncovering and Claiming Your Unique, Creative Voice
You're a writer, artist, singer, choreographer. Think Lady Gaga, Judy Garland, Prince. Hemingway, JK Rowling, JRR Tolkien. Picasso, Van Gogh. You're tired of trying to uncover your voice by imitating other artists. If you've peeled back the layers of your voice and think you finally recognize it as yours, do you have the courage to claim it? These are the questions we aim to answer during my biweekly podcast, Voice Lessons: Covering and Claiming Your Unique, Creative Voice.
Podcasting since 2024 • 26 episodes
Voice Lessons: Uncovering and Claiming Your Unique, Creative Voice
Latest Episodes
Mythology, Pottery, and Writing as Tools to Partner with Your Grief with Edy Nathan
I'm thrilled to introduce Edy Nathan, a fascinating voice in the field of grief, loss, and trauma. Her expertise extends beyond that of traditional therapy, weaving together psychology, creative expression, and even mythology to help people und...
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Episode 25
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45:10
The Epiphanies Behind Connecting with Our Creative Voices with Kristy Gordon
In this episode of Voice Lessons, I’m thrilled to welcome Kristy Gordon, a Canadian-born visual artist living in New York City, whose work reimagines classical techniques through a contemporary lens. Kristy's paintings blend old master craftsma...
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Episode 24
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48:44
If You Don’t Laugh, You’ll Cry — Humor and Comedy as a Tool for Healing, with Alice F. Pauser
This week, I’m thrilled to welcome Alice Pauser, a prolific humorist and storyteller with over three decades of experience as a national freelance comedy writer and presenter. This episode encompasses how humorous writing and storytelling can b...
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Episode 23
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49:44
Where Sensibility and Character Development Meet in Creative Voice with Megan Cummins
In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Megan Cummins, author of the upcoming novel 'Atomic Hearts' and the story collection 'If the Body Allows It.' Megan shared insights into her journey in finding her creative voice, a process t...
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Episode 22
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41:49
The Search for Voice in Storytelling — and the Best Bagel in the Midwest with Jen Rubin
This week, I spoke with Jen Rubin, the former executive producer of Love Wisconsin and a seasoned storyteller who leads workshops across the state. She’s also the creator of The Great Midwest Bagel Quest, so if you’re as much ...
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Episode 21
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46:18
