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Walking in Circles

Hosted by gooper creatives · health · EN

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About this Podcast:

Welcome to Walking in Circles — where a group of longtime friends explores creativity, spirit, and life together. Each week of this season, we share what’s stirring as we journey through Julia Cameron’s Walking in This World. Pull up a chair — and walk with us.

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What is Walking in Circles about?

Welcome to Walking in Circles, where a group of longtime friends explores creativity, spirit, and life together. Each week of this season, we share what’s stirring as we journey through Julia Cameron’s Walking in This World. Pull up a chair, and walk with us.

What has Walking in Circles covered recently?

Recent episodes include "What Do You Bring to the Table, Adam Scanlan | Episode 020" (22 July 2026, 57 minutes), "Board Game Podcast (Clip, Episode 020)" (22 July 2026, 1 minute), and "What Do You Bring to the Table, Hunter Scanlan | Episode 019" (16 July 2026, 44 minutes).

How often does Walking in Circles publish?

Walking in Circles publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 45 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Walking in Circles?

Booking probability for Walking in Circles is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Walking in Circles requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Walking in Circles's contact route on record: verified email.

About the host

Walking in Circles is a health podcast with 45 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #20

    What Do You Bring to the Table, Adam Scanlan | Episode 020

    Jul 22, 202657 minS1

    This week we talk to Adam Scanlan, another member of our group who talked about Julia Cameron's book Walking in This World. Adam shares about his interest, his grandpa's formational influence, and his interest in Star...

  • Episode #20

    Board Game Podcast (Clip, Episode 020)

    Jul 22, 20261 minS1

    Adam suggests a new show.

  • Episode #19

    What Do You Bring to the Table, Hunter Scanlan | Episode 019

    Jul 16, 202644 minS1

    Today we talk to Hunter Scanlan, an artist, creator, and wife. We talk about her enthusiasm for life in work, in crochet, and more. Join us as we get to know Hunter a little more.

  • Episode #19

    Inclusion in All Areas of Life

    Jul 16, 20261 minS1

    Hunter emphasizes the importance of making everyone feel included and comfortable, both in her family and in her business endeavors.

  • Episode #18

    Discovering My Strength (Clip, Episode 018)

    Jul 8, 20261 minS1

    Here, Brooke reflects on her first time being a parent.

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  • Episode #18

    What Do You Bring to the Table, Brooke Leatherman | Episode 018

    Jul 8, 202648 minS1

    Today Cameron talks to Brooke Leatherman. She is a wife and mother and artist. Their conversation covers motherhood, Brooke's life in Papua New Guinea, and more. Join us as we hear from Brooke about what she brings to...

  • Episode #17

    What Do You Bring to the Table, Makynna Boettcher | Episode 017

    Jun 8, 202647 minS1

    This time Cameron talks to Makynna Boettcher. The conversation covers volleyball, FFA, life goals, and quirks. Makynna dives into her love of all things volleyball and how it fuels her goals and ambitions. She talks...

  • Episode #17

    Overcoming Adversity (Clip, Episode 017)

    Jun 8, 20261 minS1

    Here Makynna talks about how sports can compare to life, especially in the case of adversity.

  • Episode #16

    Walking in this World, Week 12 | Episode 016

    Apr 29, 202653 minS1

    It's the final episode in this show talking about Julia Cameron's Walking in this World. The conversation covers a range of topics including rituals, routines, and project milestones in the context of work and creative...

  • Episode #16

    Finding Time for Art (Clip, Episode 016)

    Apr 29, 20261 minS1

    Brett talks about his engagement with art and creativity personally and professionally.

  • Episode #15

    Walking in this World Week 11 | Episode 015

    Apr 28, 20261h 8mS1

    The conversation delves into the pursuit of excellence through creativity, discussing the importance of mastering the system and transcending its boundaries. The group flushes out the purpose of art as a means of...

  • Episode #15

    Mastering the Structure (Clip, Episode 015)

    Apr 28, 20261 minS1

    Here is a clip of Adam, expressing how it takes a mastery of a structure or system to fully understand it and one's place in it. This allows work outside the system or the normal set of rules to then go and serve others...

  • Episode #14

    Walking in this World, Week 10 | Episode 014

    Apr 21, 20261h 42mS1

    This with everyone in person, the conversation explores the dynamics of friendship, the impact of positive encouragement and constructive criticism, the importance of explicit communication and feedback, and the...

  • Episode #14

    Seeking Honest Feedback (Clip, Episode 014)

    Apr 21, 20261 minS1

    The conversation delves into the challenges of seeking feedback and validation, the difficulty of receiving honest feedback, and the empowerment that comes from understanding one's distinctiveness.

  • Episode #13

    Walking in this World, Week 9 | Episode 013

    Apr 17, 20261h 15mS1

    This week the group delves into the experience of creative energy and restlessness, the challenges of dealing with self-pity and doubt, and the importance of embracing the ebb and flow of life. The conversation digs...

  • Episode #13

    Go with the Flow (Clip, Episode 013)

    Apr 17, 20261 minS1

    The conversation explores the concept of an eddying current through life, emphasizing the importance of going with the flow and not forcing or coercing situations. It also delves into the struggle against coercion and...

  • Episode #12

    Walking in this World, Week 8 | Episode 012

    Apr 8, 20261h 6mS1

    In this conversation, Chris, Adam, Brett and Cameron emphasize the significance of honesty in communication, particularly when providing feedback on ideas. They advocate for authentic interactions and talk about key...

  • Episode #12

    The Illusion of Grammar (Clip - Episode 012)

    Apr 8, 20261 minS1

    The group talks the importance of communication, and the necessity of specificity and detail for good communication to take place.

  • Episode #11

    Walking in this World, Week 7 | Episode 011

    Mar 30, 202655 minS1

    In this conversation, the group discusses the importance of consistency and patience in personal and professional projects. They emphasizes the value of giving oneself permission to approach tasks at a comfortable pace...

  • Episode #11

    Movement Attracts Attention (Clip - Episode 011)

    Mar 30, 20261 minS1

    Small pieces make a larger image even if they aren't all put together yet. Small movements can turn into great strides.

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