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Feed the Art

Catherine LaSota
Tarot
Creative Practice
Creativity
Magician Year
Writing
Woman Of Interest
Magician
Seven Of Cups
Scaffolding
Friendship
Astrology
Landscapes
Songs Of No Provenance
High Priestess
Eight Of Cups
Workshop
Productivity Identity
Covid-19
Page Of Swords
Proof Of Life

Join writer, artist, and creativity coach Catherine LaSota for stories, prompts, and conversations to help you build and nourish your unique creative practice.

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In this five-episode summer season of Feed the Art, we dive into the concepts that you'll find inside Catherine LaSota's Be Your Own Daddy workshops and retreats.

What does it mean to "be your own daddy" in your creative practice? In each episode, C... more

In this five-episode summer season of Feed the Art, we dive into the concepts that you'll find inside Catherine LaSota's Be Your Own Daddy workshops and retreats.

What does it mean to "be your own daddy" in your creative practice? In each episode, C... more

In this five-episode summer season of Feed the Art, we dive into the concepts that you'll find inside Catherine LaSota's Be Your Own Daddy workshops and retreats.

What does it mean to "be your own daddy" in your creative practice? In each episode, C... more

In this five-episode summer season of Feed the Art, we dive into the concepts that you'll find inside Catherine LaSota's Be Your Own Daddy workshops and retreats.

What does it mean to "be your own daddy" in your creative practice? In each episode, C... more

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Recent Guests

Amelia Hruby
Feminist writer, podcaster and producer with a PhD in philosophy
Softer Sounds Podcast Studio; Off the Grid
Episode: 20: Conversations, Creativity, and Attention with Amelia Hruby
Sarah Faith Gottesdiener
Author, Moon Studio founder, host of Moonbeaming
Moon Studio
Episode: 18: Reframing the Creative Process with Sarah Faith Gottesdiener
Jennifer Pastiloff
Author, speaker, creativity coach
Author of Proof of Life; founder of The School of Whatever Works
Episode: 15: Give Yourself a Medal with Jennifer Pastiloff
Cody Cook-Parrott
Writer, artist, and movement practitioner; runs Landscapes writing group
Landscapes (writing group)
Episode: 13: Making Space for Magic with Cody Cook-Parrott
Tawny Lara
Creative professional: co-host of Recovery Rocks, co-founder of a non-alcoholic botanical spirit brand, card deck co-author, published author
Recovery Rocks; non-alcoholic drink brand; card deck author
Episode: 11: Spinning All the Plates with Tawny Lara
Lydi Conklin
Writer and author of Rainbow Rainbow and Songs of No Provenance
Author
Episode: 09: Mentorship, Jealousy, and Writing an Artist with Lydi Conklin
Anthony Perrotta
Astrologer, author, designer, stylist, artist
Self-employed / Astrology and Creative Work
Episode: 08: Reflecting on Creativity with Astrologer Anthony Perrotta
Maria Bowler
Creativity coach and author of Making Time
Author, Making Time
Episode: 07: Becoming the Creator You Are with Maria Bowler
Lilly Dancyger
Author and editor, First Love Essays on Friendship
Author, editor, and writer
Episode: 05: How Friends Save Us with Lilly Dancyger

Host

Catherine LaSota
Host of Feed the Art

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Love this show

    I love this show. It’s great at the practical aspects of building, developing and reconnecting with a creative practice, and always gives me something to take away. Plus, great interviews, thoughtful style and easy to listen to. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Loz2104
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Catherine is the bee’s knees

    I love Feed the Art! Catherine really gets artists—like me! She challenges me to rethink creativity, especially how I relate it to my everyday life. The episodes are packed with goodness while still feeling light and easy to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miss Graham
    United States9 months ago
  • my go to podcast for creative support

    I love this podcast and I’m so excited every time a new episode drops. I’ve learned so much from Catherine and and her guests that I’ve been able to apply to my creative practice. She’s got so much grounded wisdom to share that I can apply right away to my writing life. Super high recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    elysiann'at
    United States10 months ago
  • So good

    Nourishment for any creative person striving for connection and food for thought!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Robyn EJ
    United States10 months ago
  • Excellent Expert Advice

    I’m always impressed with Catherine’s ability to teach truly actionable tools in her solo episodes! One of my go-to podcasts for learning new approaches for being an artist and doing it with intention.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kateisawriter
    United States10 months ago

Listeners Say

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Community-focused episodes and workshop promotions are seen as valuable for creators seeking growth.
Fans appreciate how prompts translate into daily work and rituals that sustain creativity.
Guests and solo episodes are described as insightful and deeply helpful for writers and artists alike.
The show's thoughtful, calm style is noted as easy to listen to during commutes or focused work.
Listeners praise practical, actionable tips for building a creative practice and handling self-doubt.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

09: Mentorship, Jealousy, and Writing an Artist with Lydi Conklin
Q: What are your thoughts on mentorship in an artistic context, and how did it influence the novel?
Mentorship is essential in literary writing because many gatekeeping rules are opaque; mentors help navigate job interviews, craft talks, and the publishing process, while also modeling generosity and trust.
03: Time, Desire, and the Self as a Character with Tracy O'Neill
Q: Another question: how did you approach finding the voice for yourself as a character in your own memoir?
She describes that the voice solidified gradually, becoming more humorous as the book progressed, and that early parts felt darker; revisions helped fold the voice discovered later back into the opening so the book felt cohesive.
03: Time, Desire, and the Self as a Character with Tracy O'Neill
Q: So tell me, what has been the most surprising and most gratifying aspect of this book being out in the world for the past two months?
Tracy explains that she has been surprised by how readers with different life experiences connect with the book, and she finds it gratifying that readers who are not identical to her own situation still engage with the work and its themes of friendship, self-discovery, and memory.
05: How Friends Save Us with Lilly Dancyger
Q: Did you find yourself changing your view on true crime through the writing of these essays?
Yes, the exploration clarified distinctions between memoir and sensationalized crime, and it led to a more nuanced stance on what is and isn't appropriate to reveal in personal storytelling.
05: How Friends Save Us with Lilly Dancyger
Q: How do you approach writing about grief and difficult topics without becoming overwhelmed?
I try to create emotional space around the material, schedule time that allows for processing, and accept interruptions as part of the process rather than a derailment.

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A creativity-focused show that blends practical prompts, reflective prompts, and guest conversations to help listeners nourish their unique creative practice. Recent episodes center on tarot-inspired mini-series, tying symbolic cards to actionable steps, journaling prompts, and hands-on projects like writing workshops and retreats. The host consistently emphasizes building community, sustainable routines, and intentional, imperfect progress for artists, writers, and makers. A standout pattern is tying tarot archetypes and year-long themes to concrete actions, making it easy for listeners to apply ideas immediately while staying curious about broader creative exploration.

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1. Amelia Hruby
2. Sarah Faith Gottesdiener
3. Jennifer Pastiloff
4. Cody Cook-Parrott
5. Tawny Lara
6. Lydi Conklin
7. Anthony Perrotta
8. Maria Bowler

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