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To Hum is Human
Welcome! To Hum is Human is a podcast about tuning into your intuition to express your passionate purpose. New episodes are released on Fridays.
I’m Donnabelle Casis, an artist, curator, and intuitive guide. Each episode, we explore what it means to listen deeply to that inner hum—the quiet knowing that connects us to who we really are.
Through soulful conversations and personal reflections, we’ll uncover how intuition can transform how we live, create, and connect.
If you’re ready to trust your inner voice and live with more clarity, meaning, and magic, you’re in the right place.
Donnabelle Casis is an artist, curator, arts radio show host, author, psychic and evidential medium (Certified with the Forever Family Foundation), Reiki Master Teacher, sound therapy practitioner, and intuitive coach at SonorousLight, LLC. She was attuned to sensing Spirit and the unseen forces surrounding us from a young age. After helping countless individuals connect with their loved ones in the spiritual realm, Donnabelle realized her abilities weren’t unique. She discovered that everyone has access to their own intuitive wisdom, a sixth sense that helps steer, protect, challenge, and inspire us.
Find Donnabelle on Instagram at @ToHumisHuman @sonorous.light555 @thisisdbc and www.sonorouslight.com
To Hum is Human
Imagery in Motion: Todd Colby on Art and Poetry
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In this electric and deeply thoughtful conversation, I sit down with poet, visual artist, performer, and creative provocateur Todd Colby to explore the space where poetry, collage, music, performance, and public art collide.
Todd is the author of seven books of poetry, including Brilliant Juice, and his visual work has been exhibited at venues including the Met Cloisters, White Columns, PULP Gallery, and the Hammond Museum. As a performer, he has brought his kinetic and unforgettable reading style to spaces such as MoMA PS1, Dia Art Foundation, The Poetry Project, The Public Theater, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. He was also the frontman of the experimental post-punk band Drunken Boat, where art, music, and rebellion became one living practice.
Together, we talk about anonymous sticker poems left throughout New York City and Northampton, altered postcards, punk rock energy, ghosts, grief, performance as channeling, and the power of paying attention to the beauty and absurdity of everyday life.
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Instagram: @tohumishuman @sonorous.light555 @thisisdbc
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