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Creative Guts

Creative Guts
Creative Guts
Art
NH Gives
Zines
New Hampshire
Creativity
Photography
Community Art Project
Kids' Creativity
Community Building
Creative Writing
Call For Submissions
Rochester Museum Of Fine Arts
Art 'round the Room
Manchester
Filmmaking
Art Round the Room
Whit Herrington
Mabel Vicentef
Dance

Creative Guts is a podcast focused on the pursuit of creativity. This interview-style podcast will explore the roots of creativity, dive into the hearts of creators, and discover how creativity connects with the world around us.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of Creative Guts, co-hosts Laura Harper Lake and Becky Barsi sit down with Stacey Durand, a painter and gallery manager at the Lamont Gallery at Phillips Exeter Academy, whose creative life blends artmaking, education, and community c... more

Creative Guts’ Have A Little Guts Tiny Art Exchange is back! For the sixth year, we invite creatives around the world to participate in an international art exchange. Participants will create an original piece of tiny art, in any medium, to send to a... more

In this special live episode of Creative Guts, recorded in partnership with Mosaic Art Collective, we gather a panel of artists, organizers, and advocates to talk about something that feels especially urgent right now: the role of the arts in shaping... more

In this episode of Creative Guts, co-hosts Becky Barsi and Laura Harper Lake  sit down with Erin Sweeney, an artist, educator, and founder of BrickHouse Arts.

Erin’s practice bridges book arts, printmaking, fiber arts, and installation, with work ro... more

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Recent Guests

Richard Haynes, Jr.
Portsmouth-based artist; crayon master; diversity-focused educator
UNH (Associate Director of Admission for Diversity)
Episode: Arts + Advocacy: A Live Panel Discussion
Brenda Noiseux
New Hampshire-based activist artist using mixed media to spark conversation
603 Equality
Episode: Arts + Advocacy: A Live Panel Discussion
Aimee Terravechia
Executive director of 603 Equality; NH writer and organizer
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Episode: Arts + Advocacy: A Live Panel Discussion
Erin Sweeney
An artist, educator, and founder of BrickHouse Arts.
BrickHouse Arts
Episode: Erin Sweeney
Jihye Han
Artist and Ceramicist, known for her work with porcelain and the moon jar
Phillips Exeter Academy
Episode: Jihye Han
Gene Luen Yang
Acclaimed author and cartoonist known for graphic novels like American Born Chinese and Dragon Hoops.
Library of Congress
Episode: Gene Luen Yang
Kyle Wood
Inventive art educator and creator of Who ARTed and Fun Facts Daily
Episode: Kyle Wood
Theo Martey
Musician, teacher, and founder of Akwaaba Ensemble.
Akwaaba Ensemble
Episode: Theo Martey
Jordana Pomeroy
Director and CEO of the Currier Museum of Art
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Episode: Jordana Pomeroy

Hosts

Laura Harper Lake
Co-host focused on community engagement and arts education.
Becky Barsi
Co-host with a focus on storytelling, community events, and creative projects in NH.
Joe Acone
Co-host supporting interview-driven conversations with a practical, community-oriented lens.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Who says NH doesn’t have culture?

    Laura and Sarah are a living testament to how awesome NH is, to say nothing of their impressive guest roster. People always say that NH doesn’t have great culture or art. To the naysayers, I present Creative Guts. Every episode is inspiring, authentic, and just plain old fun. Thank you Laura and Sarah for showing us your creative guys and keep it up!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    casterlyrockstar
    United Statesa year ago
  • Gives me hope

    This podcast continues to inspire me every time I listen to it. The fact that they have people from all walks of creativity provide so much perspective to creatives of all types. This podcast has provided me with one epiphany after the next. Great content and great hosts also! THANK YOU for putting this out into the world!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Durkmanistan
    United States7 years ago
  • Easygoing and Fun Listen

    A great listen if you are interested in how artists explore their creative passions and how they continue to keep their art alive. The quirky hosts have an obvious chemistry that makes listening fun and each guest thus far has had meaningful and interesting stories to share. Definitely an easygoing and insightful listen for anyone in the arts or interested in the arts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    staticguru
    United States7 years ago
  • Refreshing and Insightful

    Great new podcast about finding your voice, your creative guts. Interviews with creatives and their journeys and how they found and use their creative guts to do their work. Explores the process, what inspires and how creative work evolves. Insightful questions, laughter and a light hearted spirit of both interviewers makes listening most enjoyable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    corrinegilman
    United States7 years ago

Listeners Say

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Fans appreciate how episodes highlight underrepresented artists and practical craft advice.
Many note enjoyable host chemistry and accessible, thoughtful interviews.
Listeners praise the show for authentic, inspiring conversations and a diverse guest roster.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Arts + Advocacy: A Live Panel Discussion
Q: If you're a young artist facing affordability barriers, what practical steps can help you gain visibility and support without compromising your voice?
Leverage prints and accessible formats to reach buyers, join local coalitions, seek spaces that are willing to prorate or share space, and focus on building a community network that can open doors to opportunities in institutions and galleries.
April Landry
Q: What advice would you give to somebody who's maybe never created a zine but wants to?
Just start making one, make a ton of mistakes, and learn the folding, then keep going with more intention.
April Landry
Q: What would you imagine your creative life would look like if you suddenly want a ton of money, no strings attached?
I would probably wind down my job and try to create an artist space for the community.
Kyle Wood
Q: Can you just take a few moments to introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about who you are as a creative?
Kyle shares that before becoming a visual artist, he struggled as a musician but now works as an art teacher and podcaster, constantly exploring different mediums.
Theo Martey
Q: How did you develop the Akwaaba Ensemble?
The idea came while I was on tour in London, and it lingered in my mind until I registered the name after moving to New Hampshire.

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What is Creative Guts about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, creator-forward show that centers on the creative process across disciplines. Conversations span visual arts, design, illustration, music, and arts education, with a strong emphasis on community-building, accessibility, inclusivity, and how art intersects with local culture and public life. Guests range from established authors, educators, and museum leaders to independent makers and community organizers, often highlighting practical paths for artists to engage audiences, find funding, and sustain creative practice in tight-knit communities. The format tends to be warm, curious, and action-oriented, with listeners gaining actionable insights into creative workflows, collaboration, and fostering support networks for makers. A notab... more

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Recent guests on Creative Guts include:

1. Richard Haynes, Jr.
2. Brenda Noiseux
3. Aimee Terravechia
4. Erin Sweeney
5. Jihye Han
6. Gene Luen Yang
7. Kyle Wood
8. Theo Martey

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