by Peterborough Presents
'Everyone's Creative...Right?' is a podcast that celebrates the diversity of creativity, from storytellers, muso’s, dancers to garden designers. We speak to those who dabble to those who have to be creative every day, those who discovered creativity later in life to those for who creativity changed their path in life. So, for those of you who think you’re not creative, or not creative enough, have a listen, and think again
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October 22, 2024
<p>'Everyone's Creative...Right?' is a podcast that celebrates the diversity of creativity, from storytellers, muso’s, dancers to garden designers. We speak to those who dabble to those who have to be creative every day, those who discovered creativity later in life to those for who creativity changed their path in life.So, for those of you who think you’re not creative, or not creative enough, have a listen, and think again</p>
October 21, 2024
<p>In this episode of 'Everyone's Creative...Right?', host Julie Fernandez speaks with two talented everyday creatives—Hannah and Lore—who have adapted their creative processes to overcome physical challenges. Hannah, a painter and digital artist, shares how she tailors her workspace and tools to accommodate her physical needs, allowing her to continue creating both traditional and digital art. Lore, a mixed media artist, discusses how chronic illness has influenced her approach to creativity, choosing manageable projects like upcycling, needle-felting, and mixed media that fit her energy levels. Together, they explore the themes of accessibility, adaptation, and the powerful impact that creativity can have on emotional well-being. Their stories are a testament to how creativity is for everyone, no matter the obstacles they face, and how the creative process can be both empowering and healing. </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Highlights:</strong></p> <p> - Hannah’s journey of adapting her art-making process to overcome physical limitations. - Lore’s approach to creativity through small-scale crafting and upcycling, influenced by her chronic illness. </p> <p>- The mental health benefits of creative expression for people living with physical challenges. - How creativity, adaptation, and accessibility intersect to make art possible for everyone. </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Key Quote:</strong></p> <p> “Adaptation is part of creativity—sometimes it’s about making the space and tools fit your needs, not the other way around.” – Lore </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Guest Social media details:</strong></p> <p> Hannah: @dragonsflyatsunset</p> <p> Lore: @lore.green</p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Peterborough Presents Project:</strong></p> <p>“Everyone’s Creative… Right?” is a brand new podcast and illustration project dedicated to celebrating the diverse creativity within the Peterborough community. Check it out here:</p> <p><strong>Link: </strong><a target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer"><strong></strong>https://peterboroughpresents.org/everyonescreative</a></p>
October 21, 2024
<p>In this episode of 'Everyone's Creative... Right?', host Julie Fernandez is joined by three inspiring community builders—Shatavisha, Malika, and Emily—who use creativity to bring people together and foster connections. Shatavisha shares her experience with the Bengali Sanskrit Club, a group that celebrates cultural heritage through festivals, dance, and art. Malika, a spoken word artist, reflects on how poetry can bridge gaps between communities and create spaces for dialogue. Emily, a key leader in Lucy’s Pop Choir, discusses the joy and mental health benefits of group singing, and how the choir has grown into a vibrant, supportive community. Together, they explore how creativity in groups can break down barriers, foster connection, and provide emotional support. Whether through dance, music, or spoken word, these everyday creatives show how the act of creating together can uplift both individuals and communities. </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Highlights:</strong></p> <p> - Shatavisha’s role in the Bengali Sanskrit Club, using festivals and cultural events to connect people through creativity. - Malika’s work as a spoken word artist, bringing people together through poetry and storytelling. - Emily’s leadership in Lucy’s Pop Choir and the emotional and mental health benefits of group singing. - The power of community-based creativity to foster connection, understanding, and well-being. </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Key Quote: </strong></p> <p>“Creativity has the power to unite us, break down barriers, and remind us how connected we really are.” – Malika </p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Guest Social media details:</strong> </p> <p> Emily: @lucyspopchoir Shatavisha: @bengalisanskrit Malika: @MalikaSpeaks / @WisteriaWellbeing</p> <p><br /></p> <p><strong>Peterborough Presents Project:</strong></p> <p>“Everyone’s Creative… Right?” is a brand new podcast and illustration project dedicated to celebrating the diverse creativity within the Peterborough community. Check it out here.</p> <p><strong>Link: </strong><a target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://peterboroughpresents.org/everyonescreative</a></p>
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'Everyone's Creative...Right?' is a podcast that celebrates the diversity of creativity, from storytellers, muso’s, dancers to garden designers. We speak to those who dabble to those who have to be creative every day, those who discovered creativity later in life to those for who creativity changed their path in life.
So, for those of you who think you’re not creative, or not creative enough, have a listen, and think again
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