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No Time to be Timid

Tricia Rose Burt
Creativity
Resilience
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No Time To Be Timid
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Camino De Santiago
The Moth
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Near-Death Experiences
Political Climate Of 2020
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Acting
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Mary Oliver
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What creative work are you called to do but are too afraid to try? No Time to be Timid is a podcast for people looking to awaken boldness and creativity in their lives. A former corporate executive turned artist and storyteller, host Tricia Rose Burt talks to guests who’ve taken unexpected leaps to answer their creative calls, so they can inspire you to answer yours. Her guests also show us how cr... more

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My producer/composer Adam Arnone and I are sitting down to talk about what's coming this fall. We're talking a longer season (September all the way through May) and a brand-new mix of episode types so you never run out of brave.

Here's the lineup:

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In this episode, I reflect on a full-circle reconnection more than 20 years in the making — and on two people who convinced me, once again, that art has the power to change the world.

The first is Joni Doherty a former colleague from my teaching day... more

Exhausted by grief and life, I’d already decided to miss my niece's wedding in Cairo. Then the phone rang. A story about saying yes anyway — whirling dervishes, hand-fasting ceremonies, doing my best at Arabic, and the surprising discovery that acros... more

We're re-airing one of our favorite conversations: Season 4 guest Devin Finigan, chef and owner of Aragosta at Goose Cove in Maine. Since we first spoke with Devin, Food & Wine named Aragosta the #1 hotel for food and drink in the country, and her co... more

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Krista Monson
Artistic Director of Cirque du Soleil (season opener)
Cirque du Soleil
Episode: The Courage Never Stops: Season 5 Preview
Joni Doherty
Academic and artist, Senior Program Officer for Democracy and the Arts at the Kettering Foundation
Kettering Foundation
Episode: When Art Meets Activism
Bill Cleveland
Pioneering arts activist, author, and community arts organizer
Center for the Study of Art and Community
Episode: When Art Meets Activism
Amy Grant
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter
Amy Grant (artist)
Episode: Revisiting S2 EP 2 Amy Grant: It’s All About Connection.
Aaron Calafato
Award-winning storyteller, narrative designer and content strategist
Independent / Glassdoor's The Lonely Office (co-creator/producer/host)
Episode: Connecting through Story and Creativity featuring storyteller Aaron Calafato
SC Perot
Author of Styles of Joy
Author, Styles of Joy
Episode: Transforming Grief into Creativity and Joy featuring author SC Perot
Barry Dean
Songwriter and CEO of Luci Mobility
Luci Mobility
Episode: Touching Souls and Changing Lives featuring Creative Powerhouse Barry Dean
Abby Epstein
Filmmaker, theater director, and women's health advocate
The Business of Being Born / Midlife Monologues
Episode: Using Creativity to Shake up the Status Quo featuring Abby Epstein
Amy Meyers
Certified etiquette trainer and founder of Mrs. Meyers Etiquette
Mrs. Meyers Etiquette
Episode: Using Creativity to Create Connection featuring Carolyn Blank, Beth Huddleston, and Amy Meyers

Host

Tricia Rose Burt
Host of No Time to Be Timid; award-winning artist, performer, and storyteller; instructor for The Moth; creator of a creativity manifesto.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • Inspiring show with courageous creatives

    I listen — and re-listen — to every episode of Tricia Rose Burt’s NO TIME TO BE TIMID. Since the very first one of season 1, I have gained courage and insight from her guests. The conversations are real, open and insightful. I listen first to learn, then to be reminded, and then again to integrate the creative lesson into my own practice. I’m a fan. No doubt. No question. Bring on season three!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AJ of the Prairies
    Canada3 years ago
  • One of my Favorites

    I'm a very big fan of this podcast! I found it last spring because of the interview with Amy Grant. (I’m an ex-Nashvillian and long-time fan of Amy.) I thought it was a really wonderful interview—and I've heard TONS of interviews with Amy—and I proceeded to binge all the episodes throughout last summer, as I was working on my final thesis project in grad school, which is a deeply personal mini-memoir.

    Both Tricia's story and this podcast were so inspirational to me that I wrote briefly about ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Papiluve
    United States3 years ago
  • Motivational stories from all kinds of creatives

    This podcast gives encouragement in a relatable way that is equal parts practical, humorous, and motivational. I love that a wide variety of creative people are interviewed: writers, artists, comedians, magicians, bookshop owners, etc. It reminds me that all of these accomplished people had to start somewhere, and i appreciate them being willing to be vulnerable as they share their insecurities and stumbling blocks, and how they work to overcome them. Basically, this is a podcast about being a ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Domystique21
    United States3 years ago
  • Very Inspiring

    I have always wanted to write and am good at it. I let fear and embarrassment slow me down. This podcast helps with these feelings tremendously.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dooskie-66 year old female
    United States3 years ago
  • Intentional Listener

    I love hearing the unusual and original origin stories of artists and creators. Some origin stories start after dramatic change. Some out of discomfort. And some when grey hairs begin to appear. I'm here for it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shannoncason
    United States4 years ago

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Creativity-focused and encouraging for makers.
Guest variety keeps episodes fresh and practical.
Listener appreciation for vulnerability and real-life courage in pursuing art.

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Using Creativity to Shake up the Status Quo featuring Abby Epstein
Q: What was the pivotal moment that redirected your career into film and women's health advocacy?
The pivotal moment was when a documentary opportunity dropped out and I chose the road less traveled, trusting my creative instincts to document violence against women across multiple countries, which led to The Business of Being Born and a broader movement.
Reflecting on a 50-year Creative Journey featuring the legendary Vince Gill
Q: What keeps you creating new music after decades in the business?
Creativity is a core, ongoing drive; melodies and storytelling keep him engaged, and he seeks to move listeners and process personal experiences through song.
Reflecting on a 50-year Creative Journey featuring the legendary Vince Gill
Q: How did you handle the fear of joining an iconic band or taking on challenging songs live?
He emphasizes preparation, surrounding himself with talented peers, and treating performances as opportunities to grow, not tests of worth.
Reflecting on a 50-year Creative Journey featuring the legendary Vince Gill
Q: What did leaving home 50 years ago look like for you, and how did you decide to pursue music over a traditional path?
Gill explains there was no concrete plan after high school; he chose music because it felt intrinsically right, trusted his ears over the conventional path, and stayed committed to pursuing his craft regardless of immediate success.
Revisiting S2 EP 2 Amy Grant: It’s All About Connection.
Q: How do you navigate rejection and come back to the work you love?
Amy explains that reframing a no as redirection keeps momentum alive and prevents the emotional weight of rejection from stifling creativity.

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What is No Time to be Timid about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on awakening boldness and creativity in everyday life, featuring conversations with artists, writers, performers, and entrepreneurs who've taken bold creative leaps. Episodes blend personal stories with practical lessons on listening to curiosity, embracing risk, and leaning on community to sustain creative work. A recurring theme is the power of courage, craft, and process to transform both the creator and the world around them, making it a motivating listen for anyone aiming to start or grow a creative practice.

Noteworthy elements include a manifesto-driven approach to creativity, an emphasis on authentic storytelling, and guests spanning varied art forms who share actionable insights and vulnerable origin stories. The... more

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1. Krista Monson
2. Joni Doherty
3. Bill Cleveland
4. Amy Grant
5. Aaron Calafato
6. SC Perot
7. Barry Dean
8. Abby Epstein

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