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Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing.With diverse, national and international artists, I’m exploring the importance of the Arts and why it makes a big difference to our mental, societal and democratic health. Scroll down for all episodes.Can the Arts change the global epidemic of mental illness, loneliness, the polarization of our communities and global conflict? The dedicated podcast website has news, videos and interview transcriptions at: www.canartsaveus.comBe inspired, we talk hip-hop poetry, Islamic architecture building peace, tap dance in protest, surrealism and WWII, life as a drag King, music in war, belonging and Syrian architecture, the Art School for the Homeless, the 1970s West Indian Front Room, inclusive dance and wheelchair acrobatics, British-Pakistani, Black-British, Jewish, and Irish poets and spoken word artists, giant ceramic statements, film and end of life, graffiti art and Muslim faith, shamanic storytelling, a
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Signup to Generate a PitchCan Art Save Us?, Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. With diverse, national and international artists, I’m exploring the importance of the Arts and why it makes a big difference to our mental, societal and democratic health. Scroll down for all episodes.
Can Art Save Us? is hosted by Paula Moore. The show has published 65 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Art House - 2025 Feature" (7 December 2025, 80 minutes), "1925: Culture, Conflict and Creativity." (18 November 2025, 58 minutes), and "Resistance and Renewal; Ugandan Wisdoms" (22 October 2025, 67 minutes).
Can Art Save Us? publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 65 minutes across 65 episodes.
Booking probability for Can Art Save Us? is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Can Art Save Us? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Can Art Save Us?'s contact route on record: public web form.
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Paula Moore hosts Can Art Save Us?, an arts podcast with 65 episodes published.
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Episode #66
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. After nine seasons, 65 episodes and more than 6,000 downloads, I'm very grateful that this independent podcast has earned the trust of...
Episode #65
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Tom Lutz, is a celebrated author, travel photographer, founder of the Los Angeles Review of Books and a distinguished professor at UC...
Episode #64
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Birungi Kawooya is a self-taught British-Ugandan artist, wellbeing researcher, and creative facilitator. Her name, Birungi, means...
Episode #63
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Today, public relations is powered by digital storytelling, inclusivity, immersive experiences, data and hybrid strategies. But it's...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. You may be someone who has already experienced a 360 life change through ill health, or are currently supporting somebody with a life...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Professor Ericka Verba, is the director of Latin American Studies at California State University. She's an author and a musician...
Episode #61
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Tere Chad is a multidisciplinary artist and curator from Chile, currently based in London. She is fast rising as an international...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Nicola Avramovich is not only considered one of Serbia's finest classical pianists, but one of the best of his generation. He is a...
Episode #58
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Gabriela Elisabeth Edawani Fernandez, known as Ina Leah, is a transdisciplinary artist and her work is rooted in the practices of the...
Episode #57
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Jane Wright is a ceramicist, violinist and champion of community arts. A West Yorkshire born musician and artist, Jane is now based in...
Episode #56
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. David Emmanuel Noel, is a visual and interdisciplinary artist who often splits his time between New York and London. He collaborates...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Sometimes it seems people are just born gifted and Zoom Rockman started his working artistic life from the age of eight, when he was...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Sunaura Taylor is an artist, writer, activist, academic and mother. Sunaura is the Assistant Professor in the Division of Society and...
Episode #53
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Tonye Ekine is one of the top 40 British Rising Stars recognized by the Royal Society of British Artists. He is also recently back...
Episode #52
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. What's it like to be the least likely artists to have two hit, number one albums on Decca Records, one of the world's most iconic...
Episode #51
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. A first for the series, a mother and daughter, discussing parallels between their work. They have both successfully bypassed...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. This episode is about "Joyful madness" and a brilliant collaboration between Science and the Arts. Dr. Weliton Menário Costa, also...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. What happens when the judicial system we're taught to trust is in fact part of a complex web of systemic failure and structural...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Julie Hesmondhalgh is one of Britain’s most loved actresses, she plays roles for stage and screen that tackle important issues and...
Can Art Save Us? – Conversations on Arts, Mental Health, Social Justice & Wellbeing. Dennis Clausen, is a professor of American Literature and Screenwriting at the University of San Diego in the USA. He’s a highly...
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Professor, Writer & Founder of The Los Angeles Review of Books, Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights
Chartered business and consumer psychologist, The Review Course in Family Medicine
professor and director of Latin American Studies at Cal State LA, California State University, Los Angeles
Assistant Professor of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley
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