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Artwork for Creativity Found: Finding Creativity Later in Life

Creativity Found: Finding Creativity Later in Life

Claire Waite Brown
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Real-life stories of finding or returning to creativity in adulthood.I'm Claire, and I re-found my creativity after a time of almost crippling anxiety. Now I share the stories of other people who have found or re-found their creativity as adults, and hopefully inspire many more grown-ups to get creative. I chat with my guests about their childhood experiences of creativity and the arts, how they c... more

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Artwork for Creativity Found: Finding Creativity Later in Life

Latest Episodes

Discovering and sharing the healing power of art.

What happens when a distinguished physician with over 150 published papers walks away from a 40-year medical career? For Dr Vasu Tolia, an unexpected artistic awakening filled the void.

Dr Tolia's s... more

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Outward success can mask profound inner turmoil.

Alexandra Walker talks to me about her path from mathematical prodigy to trauma-informed coach, revealing along the way how creative expression can be hindered by psychological struggles, but also bec... more

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What happens when a satellite engineer's hands stop working, and how can creativity emerge from constraint?

For Florrie de Havilland, a period of debilitating ill health  meant reimagining her entire career and discovering unexpected joy in the deli... more

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Escaping the horrors of 9/11 on foot, and coming to terms with the experiences through poetry.

First released in September 2021

What happens when tragedy collides with creativity? Andrea Carter Brown's journey from accountant to acclaimed poet was ... more

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Recent Guests

Samantha Mackay
Creative coach and Enneagram expert
Episode: Samantha Mackay: sitting with pain and healing through creativity
Liz Drury
Voiceover artist with experience in acting, singing, and playing multiple musical instruments.
Episode: Liz Drury: science to sound
Rachel Peru
A model and content creator passionate about body confidence and inclusivity in fashion.
Episode: Rachel Peru: from retail to runway
John Guiver
Author and translator focusing on the 1972 Andes flight disaster
Episode: John Guiver: tech, translations and storytelling
Joanne Robinson
Founder of the Dementia Arts Trust
Dementia Arts Trust
Episode: Dementia Arts Trust: art, joy and re-found memories
Melissa Haddo
Co-founder of the Dementia Arts Trust, and fellow artist
Dementia Arts Trust
Episode: Dementia Arts Trust: art, joy and re-found memories
Nancy Dillingham Marks
Fused glass artist and owner of Glass Arts Collective
Glass Arts Collective
Episode: Nancy Dillingham Marks: grit, growth and glass
Cindy Ingram
Artist, educator, and author
Cindy Ingram.com
Episode: Cindy Ingram: museums, mosaics and memoirs
Nina Lenton
Coach and creative writer who supports business owners in prioritizing creativity.
Episode: Meet the Collective: Writing, coaching and penguins with Nina Lenton

Host

Claire
Host and founder of Creativity Found, she shares insights from her journey of rediscovering creativity after facing anxiety, encouraging others to find their own creative paths.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Positive and uplifting podcast

    I love Claires questions and the overall vibe of this podcast. A really positive outlook on overcoming challenges, through channeling different forms of creativity. It’s inspired me to explore my creative side!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jennica1234
    Hong Kong3 months ago
  • 💎💎💎

    Found this podcast at such an aligned time! As someone who repressed their inner artist the majority of their life, and finally figured out how to integrate it with my current business….i really appreciate topics like these! Authentic, inspiring, relatable, insightful, checks all the boxes!

    @empowerwithem

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _doremi101
    United States5 months ago
  • Top-notch interviewer

    This podcast is so inspiring, you can tell that Claire really puts her heart and soul into these episodes, and asks informed questions. If you’re looking to reignite your passion project, let Claire and her guests get you back on track!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LiAlt123
    United Statesa year ago
  • Inspiring!

    It is great to hear the journey of discovery that so many creatives find later in life. Claire has a real skill for drawing out those who might otherwise avoid sharing their story.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Csab1801
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Great interviews

    Really lovely to get an interviewer that gently coaxes the guest to tell their story without seemingly much effort. Claire brings out the best in people, probably partly because she chooses really interesting guests! Started with the Eve Horne interview (Sept “21) which I can heartily recommend. Get inspired to be creative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    oxgirl36
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Reviews highlight the podcast's focus on topics relevant to personal growth, mental health, and artistic expression, reflecting its appeal across diverse audiences.
Many find the host's interviewing style engaging and insightful, enhancing the experience of discovering guests' stories.
Listeners appreciate the positive and inspiring tone, noting that the episodes provide relatable journeys and practical insights into creativity.

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Samantha Mackay: sitting with pain and healing through creativity
Q: How do you express your creativity at this present moment?
I'm doing interviews with people about what creativity means to them, and I'm finding it fascinating because many people just haven't thought about what creativity means to them.
Liz Drury: science to sound
Q: Did you have positive creative experiences as a child?
Yes, I had positive experiences starting with learning the violin and participating in musical productions.
Liz Drury: science to sound
Q: Tell me about your creative practice.
I am a voiceover artist, which I've been doing for the last 11 years now, but I do some other creative stuff as well like acting, singing, and playing the violin.
John Guiver: tech, translations and storytelling
Q: How did you get fit that in? And how did you find the actual process of creating a book that somebody wants to read?
John balanced writing with work by planning dedicated writing days and found his voice through extensive reading and consistent writing practice, which ultimately shaped the book's structure.
John Guiver: tech, translations and storytelling
Q: When and how did you become interested specifically in the story of the Air crash?
John became interested after reading about the crash and realizing the emotional complexity of the survivors' stories, which motivated him to delve deeper into their narratives.

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The podcast explores the journey of rediscovering creativity in adulthood through real-life stories of various individuals. Each episode features a guest who shares their path to reconnecting with their creative passions, often overcoming personal challenges like anxiety, societal expectations, or life transitions. Discussions delve into the importance of creativity, how it influences mental health, and the tangible benefits it brings to everyday life. The podcast notably emphasizes inclusivity, encouraging listeners from all backgrounds to tap into their creative potential, regardless of their past experiences or current age.

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1. Samantha Mackay
2. Liz Drury
3. Rachel Peru
4. John Guiver
5. Joanne Robinson
6. Melissa Haddo
7. Nancy Dillingham Marks
8. Cindy Ingram

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