
Ari hosts an audio field journal of conversations and stories with artists, organizers, leaders, entrepreneurs and crafts people working primarily in Southern Appalachia supported by a cast of collaborative voices exploring the emergent voices of bioregional southern cultural production.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationVisual ArtsArts | |||

Sarah Ledbetter who has been with us twice before joins us again embodying and extending a new improvisational storytelling container. An original story is followed by two retellings with unscripted prompts changing place and tone. In the first half ... more
Becki Grace grew up in Maryville TN just outside of Knoxville. She is a therapist, singer songwriter, radio show host, and activist. In this episode we explore her relationships with family, music, songwriting, partnership, and most poignantly grief-... more
The PAUSE kicks off its third season with two on-location interviews -- one with Virginia Sexton of Sheboygan, Wisconsin and then the follow-up interview with Laurence Faber of Potchke Deli of Knoxville, Tennessee. I am joined by the collaborative vo... more
Ari welcomes relationship back into the creative space of the listener community. Disappointment is reframed as spoken word poetry and reconsidered as a pivotal resource toward healing and renewal.
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Listening to The Pause feels like stumbling into a dream where your dad is hosting a late-night radio show from an alternate dimension—and somehow, you’re into it. It’s weird, it’s eccentric, and half the time I don’t totally know what’s going on… but that’s kind of the point.
This isn’t your typical podcast. It’s not linear, it doesn’t hold your hand, and it definitely doesn’t explain itself. One minute you’re hearing about the philosophy of silence, the next you’re getting a monologue that so... more
Many thanks to Ari, Ash and the Parrot for giving me the opportunity to take a Pause from the devastating daily news cycle and take in thoughtful nourishing content that feeds me at a deeper level. Playful, irreverent, and soulful, it reminds me that I am not alone in longing for community that shares my values around ecology, the Sacred, and wild creative space.
"There is no intention here except to play with radio," was uttered by Ari Clibanoff in an early episode of "The Pause," a podcast that originates as a weekly radio show on radioKCM.com, Knoxville. Ari and his co-host, Ash, dive into wide-ranging and free-roaming ideas about creativity and the myriad ways it connects us with everything within, around, and beyond "us." Invited guests and occasional musical tracks punctuate the weekly offerings. Some episodes are extremely serious and lofty, while... more
Ari + Ashley deliver an hour of playful yet meaningful subjects that are wonderfully contextualized, PAUSING at just the right moments. I especially love the PAUSE to dance and let what was spoken into the ether time to marinate with joyful abandon.
I love the organic and classic nature of this podcast. When Ari and Ash banter it’s like the antithesis of Howard Stern and Robin Quivers - A high culture, groundbreaking conversation that elevates and stays miles above the lowest common denominator that popular culture tries to force feed us, The Pause is a breath of Fresh Air. Too bad that name was already taken.
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The content focuses on a blend of creativity, cultural reflections, and ecological awareness, often expressed through surreal and playful dialogues. Episodes traverse a range of topics, from personal experiences with disappointment and community connection to explorations of food heritage and environmental consciousness. The hosts engage in a unique improvisational style that combines humor, philosophy, and anecdotes, inviting listeners into thoughtful discourse that transcends typical podcast formats. This distinctive approach likely appeals to audiences seeking deep and introspective conversations interspersed with light-hearted banter and artistic expression.
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