Windowsill Chats is a podcast for artists and creatives who are curious about what it's like to live, work & walk a creative path. You'll find honest stories, refreshing tips, artistic business advice and real conversations with global artists & makers just like you. Host Margo Tantau, a 30+ year Creative Director, Product Designer & maker, is a cheerleader for your success. Come grab a cuppa & join her in her sunny windowsill.
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Margo is joined by writer, singer-songwriter, teacher, and coach Marisa Handler. Marisa is the author of Loyal to the Sky, which won a Nautilus Gold Award for world-changing books and her essays, fiction, and poetry have appeared in numerous publicat... more
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Margo is joined by fine artist Robyn Thayer. Robyn has been making the world a more appealing place as a beauty maker and storyteller since her first smile. Robyn’s art education is informal and profuse; a daily act. Her favorite artwork is large in ... more
I love the intro music and I love the guests and I love the topics. I’m in love!! Thank you for this show!
Thank you Margo for sharing such a wonderful glimpse into creativity and the many paths it can take. I am not a visual artist, but hearing all the twists and turns each artist’s path takes fuels me to continue on my own unique and wild path, even when it doesn’t look like every one else’s. I never want the episodes to end! Thank you so much❤️
If you’re feeling a bit jaded on your own creative life, take a listen to Windowsill Chats. The way Margo connects with her guests can make one feel as if they’re part of the club, and in on the conversation. Be inspired by their passions, educated by their journeys and commiserate with the inevitable pitfalls. more
I love Margo’s voice. It’s so calming. I’m a digital artist and gain a lot from the insightful conversations she has with the other artists. I hope she gets more digital or concept artists on the podcast but most of the topics are applicable for any creative person.
As someone who's dedicated her life to the arts, it’s always a delightful surprise to discover gems like "Windowsill Chats." Margo Tantau doesn’t just create episodes; she paints vivid, soulful narratives for every creative spirit. Listening to her is like finding that favorite sunlit corner in your studio, where inspiration flows effortlessly. more
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Windowsill Chats launched 3 years ago and published 177 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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