
Author Emma Gannon chats to guests about living a creative life over a coffee. thehyphen.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

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I was so thrilled to see that a new episode of this sweet, gentle, comforting, interesting, thoughtful, heartfelt podcast had dropped (the conversation with the author of “Rough Patch”). It did not disappoint. Like sitting with two friends. And getting a hug from them.
I so enjoyed listening to Emma and Farrah natter about work, friendship, joy and Farrah’s garden! Yes to more women getting in their gardens- it really is the key to quieter minds, lower stress levels and the antidote to burnout 🌱 💓
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Conversations center around living creatively, with topics spanning mental health, self-care, and the challenges of balancing personal fulfillment with societal expectations. Noteworthy discussions include experiences of overcoming burnout, the therapeutic nature of gardening and cooking, and the intricacies involved in writing memoirs and content creation. The guests frequently share personal anecdotes, offering listeners relatable insights on creativity's role in recovery and self-exploration. This approach fosters a supportive environment that encourages sharing stories and embracing one's individuality within the creative process.
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Recent guests on Creative Coffee include:
1. Kathy Slack
2. Elizabeth Gilbert
3. Leyla Kazim
4. Haley Nahman
5. Emily McDowell
6. Lucy Jones
7. Jennifer Romolini
8. Farrah Storr
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