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ArtStorming

Hosted by Lili Pierrepont · arts · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Ever wonder what makes really creative people tick? Where do their ideas come from? What keeps them energized? What kinds of things get in their way? In each episode of ArtStorming, we’ll explore how new ideas come to life, and how the most creative among us stare down a blank canvas or reach into the void and create something new. Host Lili Pierrepont takes us on a journey of discovery; inviting us to ponder what drives and sustains the creative spark within each individual. With great appreciation for music written and performed by John Cruickshank.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

31%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about ArtStorming

What is ArtStorming about?

Ever wonder what makes really creative people tick? Where do their ideas come from? What keeps them energized? What kinds of things get in their way? In each episode of ArtStorming, we’ll explore how new ideas come to life, and how the most creative among us stare down a blank canvas or reach into the void and create something new.

Who hosts ArtStorming?

ArtStorming is hosted by Lili Pierrepont. The show has published 65 episodes to date.

What has ArtStorming covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Your Ancestors Have Entered the Studio: Freeing Your Creativity From the Past? - Lexi Soulios (S2:E25)" (20 September 2026, 62 minutes), "What If Mystery Is A Kind Of Memory? - BC Smith (S2:E24)" (6 September 2026, 65 minutes), and "Rothko Chapel and the Art of Healing-Abdullah Antepli (S2:E22)" (9 August 2026, 56 minutes).

How often does ArtStorming publish?

ArtStorming publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 59 minutes across 65 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on ArtStorming?

Booking probability for ArtStorming is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. ArtStorming requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. ArtStorming's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch ArtStorming?

The strongest fits for ArtStorming are Artists, Writers & Performers. ArtStorming has an arts audience.

About the host

Lili Pierrepont hosts ArtStorming, an arts podcast with 65 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #25

    Your Ancestors Have Entered the Studio: Freeing Your Creativity From the Past? - Lexi Soulios (S2:E25)

    Sep 20, 20261h 2mS2

    Send us Fan Mail You are not starting with a blank canvas, even if it looks that way from the outside. Legacy begins before you, in the land you are born on, the family system you arrive into, and the stories your body...

  • Episode #24

    What If Mystery Is A Kind Of Memory? - BC Smith (S2:E24)

    Sep 6, 20261h 5mS2

    Send us Fan Mail Strip away the parlor tricks, dim the lights, and let sound do something it usually is not allowed to do. We’re in Santa Fe with composer and magician B.C. Smith inside Phasmagorica, an immersive seance...

  • Episode #22

    Rothko Chapel and the Art of Healing-Abdullah Antepli (S2:E22)

    Aug 9, 202656 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail Something is breaking in how we talk to each other, and yelling louder is not fixing it. Lili Pierrepont sits down with Abdullah Antepli, the newly appointed president of Houston’s Rothko Chapel, to...

  • Episode #21

    The Modern Elder Mindset - Chip Conley (S2:E21)

    Jul 26, 202656 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail Midlife isn’t just a number, it’s the moment your life asks for a new operating system. We sit down with Chip Conley, founder of Modern Elder Academy, boutique hotel pioneer, and early Airbnb mentor, to...

  • Episode #20

    A Cloud in the Ground and Other Beautifully Weird Goodbyes - Daniel Wheeler (S2:E20)

    Jul 12, 202659 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail What would it change if we treated death as part of our creative life instead of a topic we avoid until we have no choice? I sit down with Los Angeles 3D artist and sculptor Daniel Wheeler for a candid...

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  • Episode #19

    When Legacy Gets Personal: Art, Archives, And Ancestral Truth - Nikesha Breeze (S2:E19)

    Jun 28, 202648 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail A chance connection at Yale cracks open a hidden family history and turns legacy into something immediate, unsettling, and real. We talk with interdisciplinary artist Nikesha Breeze about building...

  • Episode #18

    How We Use Art to Process Grief and History - Joanna Ebenstein ( E2S18)

    Jun 14, 202654 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail Most of us are taught to treat death like a distant problem for “someday” and then we wonder why it feels so terrifying when it finally shows up. I’m joined by Joanna Ebenstein, the founder of Morbid...

  • Episode #17

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Patricia Watts

    May 31, 20261 hourS2

    Send us Fan Mail A studio full of work can be a treasure or a ticking time bomb, depending on what happens next. We sit down with Patricia Watts, a curator, appraiser, and advisor, to talk about the behind-the-scenes...

  • Episode #16

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Pen La Farge

    May 17, 20261 hourS2

    Send us Fan Mail Santa Fe can feel like a beautiful postcard, but what happens when the postcard replaces the place? We sit down with writer and historian Pen La Farge to treat “legacy” the way it shows up in real life...

  • Episode #15

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Heide Hatry

    May 3, 20261h 2mS2

    Send us Fan Mail A portrait usually freezes a moment, but what happens when the portrait is made from the life itself? We sit down with artist Heide Hatry, whose work transforms cremation ashes into hauntingly realistic...

  • Episode #14

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Michael Scott

    Apr 19, 20261h 1mS2

    Send us Fan Mail A painting can be more than an image. It can be a witness, a prayer, and a record of what someone leaves behind. We’re in Santa Fe with nationally acclaimed artist Michael Scott, standing in front of a...

  • Episode #13

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Harry Weil

    Apr 5, 20261h 2mS1

    Send us Fan Mail A cemetery can be a punchline, a sanctuary, a history lesson, and a living arts venue all at once, if we let it. I’m joined by Harry Weil, vice president of education and public programs at Brooklyn’s...

  • Episode #12

    ArtStorming: The Art of Remembrance: Concetta Abbate

    Mar 22, 202657 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail What if a violin could steady a room full of grief and turn it into a space for deep remembering? We sit down with Concetta Abbate—violinist, composer, and death doula—to explore how music moves beyond...

  • Episode #11

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: André Is An Idiot

    Mar 10, 20261h 1mS2

    Send us Fan Mail Mortality doesn’t have to be a closed door. We sit down with director Tony Benna and producer Stelio Kitrilakis to unpack “Andre Is An Idiot,” the award-winning documentary that turns a terminal...

  • Episode #10

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Francisco Gella

    Mar 8, 20261h 3mS2

    Send us Fan Mail What does legacy feel like when you can hear it in the music, touch it in a ribbon, and watch it breathe across a stage? We sit down with choreographer and educator Francisco Gella, artistic director of...

  • Episode #9

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Deb Todd Wheeler

    Feb 22, 202658 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail What if a walk through the woods could hold your grief and hand it back as something living? We sit down with artist Deb Todd Wheeler to explore Radio Silence, a geolocated audio walk at Brookline’s...

  • Episode #8

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Mallory McDuff

    Feb 8, 20261h 3mS2

    Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered how to align legacy with love for the earth and art infusing every step, this conversation offers a clear starting point and a lot of heart. We sit down with environmental...

  • Episode #7

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: D. Matthew Smith

    Jan 25, 202659 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode we explore how photography shapes memory, culture, and legacy with visual effects veteran Matthew Smith, tracing a line from 19th‑century spirit photos to AI deepfakes. The camera...

  • Episode #6

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Miranda Viscoli

    Jan 11, 202656 minS2

    Send us Fan Mail What if a weapon could become a tool for growth, a song, or even a room you can step inside to remember a life? We sit down with Miranda Viscoli, executive director of New Mexicans to Prevent Gun...

  • Episode #5

    ArtStorming the Art of Remembrance: Robert Washington-Vaughns

    Dec 21, 20251h 1mS2

    Send us Fan Mail What if legacy isn’t a monument, but a moment where someone finally feels seen? We sit down with Robert Washington-Vaughns to trace the unlikely path from corporate burnout and suicidal ideation to a...

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