On Coming Home

<p>This week’s episode features my conversation with artist and community organizer Amanda K. Gross. We talk about fiber arts, social justice work, integration, and Amanda’s new book, White Women, Get Ready: How Healing...

<p>In this week’s episode, I speak with clarinetist Gaby Castro about her forthcoming EP, music videography, the relationship between music and tarot, and the role of the arts in giving us a soft place to land. </p>...

<p>On this intense and frightening week, I offer you this beautiful and delicious conversation with therapist, flutist, and yoga instructor Claire Howard. Claire's ability to hold both sensitivity and silliness, and her...

<p>I'm back with a short and sweet solo episode today on the various digital organizational tools that I use to keep my workflow from becoming overwhelming. I'll discuss which tools I personally use, how I use them, and...

<p>I'm thrilled to have Ben Barson on the podcast to speak with us about his essential work, including his new book, Brassroots Democracy: Maroon Ecologies and the Jazz Commons. In the book, Barson uses the history and...

<p>Dr. Jessica Pollack joins the pod for a wide-ranging conversation following the release of Part of Me is Water, an album of contemporary works for clarinet with a companion book of original poetry. The project...

<p>Welcome to our very unofficial season 2 opener! I'm back after a long break due to illness to talk about my insistence that creativity is a human right. </p> <p>I believe that accessing our own art, creativity, and...

<p>Please welcome poet (and coach and dancer and musician!) Abbi Jinks to the pod for a wide-ranging conversation on courage, transformation, sobriety, visibility, and so much more. </p> <p>Abbi Jinks Poet speaks words...

<p>Please welcome the inimitable flutist-composer Leanna Keith to the pod to talk about finding one's place, defying expectations, building trust with audiences, and so much more. I hope you love listening to this...

<p>In this episode, I share my thoughts on storytelling as the only mechanism we have as humans for transmitting ideas from one person to the next, and why I therefore believe that discerning storytelling and...

<p>Our first guest interview! Please welcome composer Nick Fagnilli to the pod to talk about embodiment, music education, living composers, the art of improvisation, and so much more. </p> <p>Nicholas Fagnilli is a...

<p>In this special tenth episode, I answer the questions that I'll be putting to guests on future episodes of the show. I share a little bit about my background, what creative projects I'm working on these days, what...

<p>In this episode, host Zoe Sorrell talks about the multipotentialite creative, the person who has expertise and excellence in multiple different fields or genres. Zoe considers how to navigate life as a...

<p>In this ~unscripted~ episode, host Zoe Sorrell talks from the heart about their contentious relationship to social media and their ongoing movement to decenter and deprioritize social media in their creative work...

<p>In this episode, host Zoe Sorrell explores how to be a thriving artist who sells products and services while maintaining anticapitalist values. </p> <p>Zoe posits that sales under capitalism are uniquely violent...