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Voicemail from Musician and Podcaster, Carolyn Kiel

Art Heals All Wounds

03/13/24

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Don't forget to go to my website and leave me YOUR story of belonging to feature on a future episode!Buy Me a Coffee!In a voicemail message to Art Heals All Wounds, podcaster and musician Carolyn Kiel shares how arranging music has changed how she listens and how she sees the world!
Thank you for leaving this voicemail, Carolyn!
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In this episode of 'Art Heals All Wounds,' I explore the theme of connection in art and creativity with Joe Field, creator of the Legends Universe and author of superhero books for adults and children. Joe delves into his creative process, from his early days when music influenced his writing to learning of the impact his stories have on readers, particularly children, who see his characters as friends. This discovery has shaped Joe’s approach to writing, ensuring characters remain relatable and positive. Joe also discusses the unexpected connections made through his music, sharing a touching story about playing piano for a night worker at an airport. Revealing his motivations for writing, Joe aims to inspire, entertain, and make a difference in people's lives through his work. The episode also includes an offer from Joe to book clubs and highlights the upcoming release of his piano music album.

00:00 Introduction: The Power of Art

00:39 The Inspiration Behind the Show

01:05 The Journey of Joe Field: From Music to Writing

02:21 The Impact of Art: Listener's Connection

04:12 Joe Field's Creative Process

08:40 The Influence of Feedback on Writing

16:08 The Power of Music: A Personal Story

20:39 The Future of Joe Field's Creative Journey

40:22 Conclusion: The Healing Power of Creativity
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Don't forget to go to my website and leave me YOUR story of belonging to feature on a future episode!Buy Me a Coffee!This episode of 'Art Heals All Wounds' features a conversation with Susan Kiyo Ito, author of 'I Would Meet You Anywhere,' focusing on her experiences as a transracial adoptee seeking connection with her birth and adoptive families. Susan and I talk about adoptees' quests for origin and belonging, highlighting the role art and creativity play in exploring and understanding complex identities. Susan's story, encompassing her journey to find her birth mother and the dynamics within her adoptive family, underscores broader themes of identity, belonging, and the resilience required to navigate the emotional landscapes of adoption. The episode also discusses the societal and legal challenges adoptees face in accessing birth records, while celebrating the power of storytelling in building connections and fostering understanding.

00:00 Opening: The Power of Art to Heal

00:43 Introducing Susan Kiyo Ito and Her Journey

01:51 The Complexities of Adoption and Identity

03:26 Susan's Story: A Quest for Connection

04:05 Engaging with Susan: The Interview Begins

05:44 Exploring Family Dynamics and Ethnic Identity

15:38 The Impact of Historical Trauma and Fear

20:38 The Evolution of Family Relationships

31:59 The Importance of Telling Your Own Story

33:18 Celebrating Susan's Book Success and Closing Thoughts
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