
More than a hobby or a hustle, creativity can be a deeply resonant spiritual practice that connects us to ourselves, to each other, and to the sacred. If you're stuck or uninspired or if you're curious about how the creative life might bring you deep satisfaction, healing, and even joy, pull up a chair. Juilliard-trained oboist, author, and coach Merideth Hite Estevez helps the self-proclaimed art... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 277 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-ImprovementArts | |||

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Maria Bowler—author, coach, and host of the Make Human podcast–is back for the third time! This time our conversation focuses on creativity, embodiment, and the sacred work of becoming more fully human.
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Heather Lanier is a writer, poet, memoirist, speaker, and professor. She is also my friend! Heather returns to the podcast to discuss the profound connection between creativity and spirituality.
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Literary agent Don Pape joins me for a conversation about a lifetime in the publishing industry, the sacred work of shaping stories, and how creativity shows up in both the books we write and the ordinary rhythms of our everyday lives.
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An inspiring podcast with JOY as the central focus! Motivating and uplifting with practical ideas to move the needle on a creative life. Thank you Meredith!
Beautiful message, beautiful ways of sharing it, and a beautiful soul!
Merideth shares from the heart and helps the listener come closer to the artist’s joy. Her stories help bring the topic to life. The music really sets the mood for the episodes. I hear the other voices around me, and I’ve discovered I’m not alone. I’m learning to find my joy!
This is one of the best podcasts out there, complete with a gorgeously rich soundtrack, original theme and the sweetest host and most fascinating inidividual - an oboist and author, a daughter, wife and mother. It’s like listening to a best friend help you discover your muse and creative path in life!
I’m not sure how I came across this podcast but I’m so glad I did. The first episode I ever listened to (not sure the episode number) but was about “Open Handedness”
It was inspiring and motivating in the most gentleness of ways.
The writing was beautiful, the music, the words, all of it filled my soul and I felt like I was listening to a meditation.
These pod casts are wonderful because they really create an environment to reflect. As you listen there’s something else happening in your brain... more
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Creative-driven conversations center on how artistry can be a spiritual practice, personal growth, and a sustainable path for living joy. Episodes frequently explore motherhood, performance, faith, and contemplative or healing practices that illuminate the link between creative work and wellbeing. A notable throughline is mentorship, vulnerability, and practical guidance for artists seeking balance, rest, and purpose, often grounded in music, storytelling, and mindfulness. The show tends to feature artists and authors who fuse creativity with spirituality, making it especially relevant for creatives seeking meaning, resilience, and community. A standout trait is the host's Juilliard training and coaching perspective, which adds a thoughtful... more
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