Bonus Episode: Material Feels, Fiber Scroll

Art Heals All Wounds

08/03/22

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To celebrate my birthday, I’m sharing one of my favorite podcast episodes!

How do you translate the sense of touch into an audio experience? This offering from Catherine Monahon and Material Feels does exactly that! This episode is part one of a work titled Conversations with the Material World that was on display at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC as a part of Sound Scene. If you’re in the Bay Area, you can catch Conversations with the Material World in San Francisco through the Yerba Buena Art Center on August 21st!

The soundscape I’m sharing today is called Fiber Scroll and is one of four. Catherine will be releasing all of the soundscapes on the Material Feels podcast feed throughout the summer, so check them out!

Catherine also runs ceramics classes in their Oakland studio Waveform Ceramics. If you’re in the Bay Area and want some fun exploring a new art, this is definitely the place to go.

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Season 2 Finale: The Thank You Episode

July 20, 2022

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Episode Summary:

As I wrap up season two, I want to take a moment to thank the amazing team that helps bring this podcast to life, and all of you who tune in from around the world. Over the next few weeks, I'll be sharing a couple of episodes from other shows that I've enjoyed, and that I think you'll enjoy too.

I hope you’ll reach out to me at pam@arthealsallwoundspodcast.com and let me know what types of artists you're interested in hearing from next season. I’ll see you back here in September for Season 3 of Art Heals All Wounds.

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Bonus Episode: Grief Forward from Reframeables

August 17, 2022

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26m

What can you learn from having a conversation? A conversation with someone who knows you really well, someone who may not always agree with you, but always has your best interest at heart. When you need to work through a problem you’re having or get a fresh perspective, that’s when you need to find that person that you love and trust and have a thorough conversation. I’m so happy to share with you an episode from the podcast Reframeables, hosted by sisters Rebecca and Natalie Davey.

Rebecca Davey is a multi-hyphenate artist, having worked as a writer-creator-producer-actor for over a decade. Her current brainchild is Ceres Productions, which fills its expanding creative universe with diverse projects big and small. She brings an unstoppable curiosity and joie de vivre to her work. Natalie Davey is a teacher and writer who helps to cast the narrative net of the show a little wider. With a PhD in education and a past life as a prison literacy teacher, she brings a social equity perspective to issues that need thoughtful exploration from diverse angles. These two sisters are passionate about how all the things we struggle with in our lives can be reframed through art.

One thing I know—if conversation is an art? Rebecca and Natalie are masters of it.

Here is a link to the show notes for this episode at the Reframeables website.

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