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Hosted by Arts Foundation of Cape Cod · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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The Creative Exchange podcast is a celebration of the artists, arts leaders, and creative minds and their artistic journeys to bring joy, offer connection, and inspire hope through their work. Through the Creative Exchange, we discover what it means to be an artist in today’s world, and how the arts can bridge cultures and provide positive, meaningful change across all sectors.
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod hosts The Creative Exchange Podcast, a arts show with 66 episodes published.
In this episode, Julie Wake sits down with Susie Nielsen, founder of FARM PROJECTS, a contemporary art space in Wellfleet, MA on Cape Cod, for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about art, identity, and connection. They d
When Ryan Raveis lost his wife Meghan in 2023, he turned to the one thing that had always been there: music. In this episode, he opens up about losing Meghan, the heart behind the Raveis family's charitable work and the
In this episode, Julie Wake sits down with Dr. Mary Grant, President of Mass College of Art and Design, to explore how creativity shapes not only artists, but entire communities. They discuss the evolving role of arts ed
In this episode of the Creative Exchange Podcast, architect Thad Siemasko of SV Design shares how thoughtful design can shape communities, enhance human experience, and support social impact. Drawing from projects rangin
In this episode of the Creative Exchange Podcast, Julie Wake speaks with legendary public radio producer Jay Allison, founder of Transom, PRX, and a driving force behind The Moth Radio Hour. Jay reflects on his lifelong
Season 8 opens with a fun conversation featuring the Arts Foundation’s 2026 Artists of the Year, novelist and poet Lauren Wolk and visual artist Jackie Reeves . The two reflect on their unexpected and electric collaborat
What makes Cape Cod a welcoming, meaningful, and substantive place to visit? The arts. Unfortunately, the region's housing crisis has made it increasingly more difficult for artists to live, work, and create here. State
What’s the secret to life? For visionary designer Ken Fulk of Provincetown, it’s in the power of saying yes. As he shares with host Julie Wake in this episode of the Creative Exchange, “Yes is such a glorious, intoxicati
Having grown up in a family filled with great cooks, it’s not surprising that food is the centerpiece of Rebecca Orchant’s first book, Simmering: A Kitchen Memoir, which came out earlier this year. In our latest episode
The logical, rational side of neuroscientist Lisa Genova’s brain said not to write a book, but her heart said otherwise. Roughly two decades ago, Lisa listened to the latter, penning her first novel, Still Alice, a highl
Why make art? For Frank Anigbo, it’s in the act of creating — showing that everyone (and anything) he paints has value. In this episode of the Creative Exchange, Frank takes listeners on a powerful journey from his homet
As an artist, creating the work is half the battle. Just as important is how you convey your work to your audience – inviting them into your world so they want to learn more about you and your art. The Creative Exchange
Terry Szuplat’s fascination with politics started with an album of JFK speeches his mom gave him as a kid. While his peers rode their bikes on the street near his East Falmouth home, Terry would listen to those speeches
At the beginning of this year when the Josh Cellars memes went viral, the popular wine brand’s founder Joseph Carr sat down with host Julie Wake to talk about the man behind the memes – his passion for producing wine, hi
Join us for an intimate conversation with Australian actor Murray Bartlett, as he shares insights into his life on Cape Cod and his gratitude for the Provincetown community. Murray's openness and humor make for a delight
Six frogs playfully sit in Boston Common — the magnificent bronze sculptures are the work of the talentedly prolific David Phillips. While he may be best known for these creations, David’s work, which often combines illu
Bob Staake’s superpower? Meeting deadlines. It’s how he was able to design the iconic New Yorker cover celebrating Barack Obama’s historic victory in the 2008 presidential election in less than 24 hours. Fueled by a self
What makes an artist tick? Why do creatives see the world differently? How can we apply an artistic sensibility to the way we live and work? Psychotherapist, author, and sought-after public speaker (and occasional artist
The life of an artist is one of perpetual motion. It’s a path that Sarah Dineen has taken during her career, constantly growing and evolving. In this episode, Sarah takes listeners on her creative journey which started w
In the heart of Provincetown’s famed Commercial Street sits the Crown & Anchor, an iconic venue known for epic parties and must-see live entertainment. It should come as no surprise that the multitalented Jonathan Hawkin
Lisa Genova
Neuroscientist + NYTimes best-selling author of "Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting"
1 appearance on this show
Terry Szuplat
former senior speechwriter to President Barack Obama
1 appearance on this show
David Phillips
comedian and painter · Environics Analytics
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Hawkins
founder and managing partner · Anthrolytics
1 appearance on this show
Mark Adams
Prosthodontics and Practice Models · Shipwrecked & Comatose: A Red Dwarf Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Wilson
dietitian and author · Eventum Legal
1 appearance on this show
James Barnes
Director of Golf Maintenance · Immaculate Management Group
1 appearance on this show
Chris McCarthy
Fractional Chief Marketing Officer for Ecommerce Stores
1 appearance on this show
Susie Nielsen
FARM PROJECTS
1 appearance on this show
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