
The Creative Asylum is a weekly podcast for people interested in conversations with creative types of EVERY stripe (musicians, actors, filmmakers, artists, creative disrupters). We have unscripted conversations that explore attitudes, intentions and strategies around living authentically and keeping creativity alive - in life and in work.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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In this episode, a conversation with Bootsy Holler — the lens-and-light maestro who captured the raw energy, the DIY grit, and the creative perseverance of Seattle's indie, rock and punk music. With her new book MAKiNG iT: An Intimate Documentary of ... more
From her early days as a founding member of the Riot Grrrl band, Bratmobile to an impressive career as a music executive, Molly Neuman has lived a life steeped in creativity, community, and change. As a musician at the forefront of a burgeoning music... more
In this episode, an in-depth conversation with acclaimed documentary filmmaker Doug Pray, whose work over the past three decades has captured the raw spirit of several American subcultures.
Doug’s films — including Hype!, Scratch, Surfwise, Art & Co... more
Conan Neutron is a singular force in the world of indie music — a songwriter, performer, and overachiever whose creative restlessness has fueled his Protonic Reversal podcast which has been running strong for an impressive 11 years! We talk about his... more
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With only 10 episodes at the time of this writing.. I’m absolutely hooked and looking forward to the next. Great conversations with interesting people and topics, that flow naturally, as if I’m sitting and listening to friends talk over a coffee. Sometimes I know of the guest and sometimes I don’t, but I’ve learned it doesn’t matter as i’m always learning something new. After the podcast, I find myself looking for more information about the topics and people involved. Well done Mr. House, looki... more
Fascinating listen about the creative process with Daniel House whose smoky voice and love for music shines in this new and engaging podcast.
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Conversations focus on creativity and expression, inviting a diverse range of guests from the arts world, including musicians, filmmakers, and visual artists. The discussions revolve around artistic identity, the challenges faced in creative careers, and the importance of authenticity in one's work. Notably, the podcast emphasizes unscripted dialogues, allowing for organic exploration of the guests' experiences and insights, which fosters a sense of connection with the audience. The deep dives into unique perspectives of subcultures and artistic processes are especially engaging for listeners interested in the creative arts.
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1. Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal
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3. The Lydian Spin
4. Turned Out A Punk
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The Creative Asylum Podcast launched 3 months ago and published 12 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Creative Asylum Podcast include:
1. Molly Neuman
2. Doug Pray
3. Conan Neutron
4. Nabil Ayers
5. Laurie Lipton
6. Jack Endino
7. Lori Barbero
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