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Voicemail from Writer, Filmmaker, and Podcaster Rebecca Davey

Art Heals All Wounds

03/27/24

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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!Voicemail from Rebecca Davey! Rebecca is an artist who discusses the significant role art has played in her life, particularly in navigating a painful platonic breakup during the pandemic. Rebecca shares how this personal experience became the inspiration for a new film she is writing, emphasizing the power and therapeutic nature of artistic expression in processing emotional pain. Rebecca and her sister Natalie Davey's podcast, Reframeables, focuses on changing perspectives on life's challenges.

00:00 Welcome to Art Heals All Wounds

00:47 The Transformative Power of Art: A Personal Journey

01:19 Rebecca Davey and Her Upcoming Film

02:07 The Impact of Platonic Breakups in Film

04:03 Listener Engagement and Show Support
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Previous Episode

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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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 this episode of 'Art Heals All Wounds', I talk with author Kiyash Monsef about his book 'Once There Was', a story that blends mythical creatures and the protagonist Marjan's quest to reconnect with her Iranian heritage solve her father’s mysterious death. Kiyash discusses the importance of mythical creatures in reflecting human traits and the significance of understanding one's cultural heritage. He shares insights into the book’s development and how his Iranian-American identity and the global pandemic influenced its themes of grief, healing, and identity. The episode delves into the nuances of writing for a broad audience, the interplay between personal and cultural narratives, and the timeless appeal of mythical beings across cultures. Additionally, Kiyash touches on the complexities of human nature and the book's exploration of grief and growing up through Marjan’s journey.

00:00 Welcome to Art Heals All Wounds: The Power of Artistic Expression

00:43 Exploring the Realm of Mythical Creatures and Persian Fairy Tales

01:44 Diving into 'Once There Was': A Tale of Heritage and Mythical Beings

03:51 Behind the Scenes with Kiyash Monsef: The Creation of a YA Masterpiece

19:33 The Essence of Mythical Creatures: A Deep Dive into Their Significance

23:39 Navigating the Human Experience: Characters, Grief, and Growth

31:32 The Personal Journey: Reconnecting with Iranian Heritage Through Storytelling

35:32 Where to Find 'Once There Was' and Closing Thoughts
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