
Your Creative Midlife
Your Creative Midlife. With host Betsy Bush.
I’m talking to people who are exploring the creative life post-career or as empty nesters: painting, writing, making music, theater, and film making. What about you? Is this the time to write that book? Return to arts you enjoyed as a kid or teen? Curious to try something new?
Here’s the thing: It’s never too late to bring a creative practice into your life. My guests talk about the satisfaction they find as they develop their new skills. They also share the uncertainty and fear they felt when they started and the confidence they gained as they kept at it and their skills developed. Even better: their definition of success is their own. Where do you want to go? Dare to follow your muse.
Have a creative journey to share? Please get in touch via our website contact page, www.yourcreativemidlife.com
Episodes
Your Midlife Is Vibrant – Write About It! with Stella Fosse

Blending Business and Art with John Kneapler, Painter

A Different Way of Knowing with Astrologer Suzanne Keating

No Rules, Endless Possibilities: Collage Artist Lela Goldstein

Reliving Nantucket’s nautical past with the Shanty Singers

Finding Joy in the Creative Process with Photographer Lynn Savarese

On the Isle Community Theater with Kathi Loughlin

From Lawyer to Playwright: How Dan Moretti Got His Plays Produced

Share your passion for art: how a retired dentist became a docent at the Met with Deborah Pilla, DDS

Revive Your Theater Career: One couple shares how in their 60’s they are landing parts and directing plays. With Steve Taylor and Kathleen Mahan. Ep.4

Pick up your childhood violin again – seriously! Join the “late starters” finding joy in making music with Elena Rahona Ep.3

Graham Broyd (Extended Version), the unexpected author: How youthful adventures caught a publisher’s eye and turned a banker into a writer

Graham Broyd, the unexpected author: How youthful adventures caught a publisher’s eye and turned a banker into a writer

Cherie Corso: Getting out there with her artwork—and selling successfully
