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Emerald City Creatives is hosted by Kyle Bradford. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 19 episodes.

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Emerald City Creatives has published 19 episodes.

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Emerald City Creatives regularly covers society, culture, arts. It sits in the society category, with a culture focus.

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Emerald City Creatives

Hosted by Kyle Bradford · society · EN · 19 episodes

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This podcast is dedicated to taking you behind the scenes and introducing you to creatives from around Seattle and how they combine activism, advocacy, and authenticity to their practice.

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What is Emerald City Creatives?

Emerald City Creatives is a society podcast hosted by Kyle Bradford, with 19 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #19
Episode 19: Creating Community in Space
Aug 7, 202635 minS1
The conversation delves into the return to handmade art, the world of Moonride, the retail experience, artistic journey and self-expression, the story behind Moonride, creating otherworldly products, the concept of certified peaceful humans, the evolution of Moonride's story, analog appreciation and the postcard program, embracing humanity and finding a place, the journey to Seattle and artistic development, the Moonride retail experience, the Moonride creative community, inspirational music, and where to find Stevie Hughes. Takeaways Return to handmade art and analog appreciation Embracing humanity and finding a place at Moonride Find Stevie here: Instagram: @Steviehughes Instagram: @ Moonride.online Website: Moonride – Moonride: Trading Post Chapters 00:00 The Return to Handmade Art 01:18 Moonride: A World of Aliens and Outsiders 03:07 Moonride: The Retail Experience 05:04 Artistic Journey and Self-Expression 07:53 The Story Behind Moonride 09:07 Creating Otherworldly Products 11:19 The Concept of Certified Peaceful Humans 14:04 The Evolution of Moonride's Story 17:56 Analog Appreciation and Postcard Program 20:15 Embracing Humanity and Finding a Place 21:35 The Journey to Seattle and Artistic Development 27:41 The Moonride Retail Experience 29:49 Moonride Creative Community 32:24 Inspirational Music and Where to Find Stevie Hughes
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Episode #18
Episode 18: Writing the Queer Stories Our Ancestors Would've Wanted with Phi
Jul 17, 202648 minS1
The conversation delves into the importance of exploring and writing queer lust stories, creating safe spaces for sharing and exploring these stories, the impact of elderhood on the artistic journey, and the significance of connecting with ancestors and altar practices in the context of writing and storytelling. The conversation delves into the significance of queer ancestors' stories, the process of overcoming shame and stigma in writing, and the importance of representation in media. It highlights the impact of sharing and preserving queer stories, the challenges of breaking past internalized parameters, and the healing power of representation in art and media. Takeaways Queer lust stories and the exploration of queer bodies are essential for LGBTQIA writers to combat shame and connect with themselves. Creating safe and supportive spaces for sharing and exploring queer lust stories is vital for individuals to feel comfortable and empowered to express themselves. Queer ancestors' stories are important Overcoming shame and stigma in writing The importance of representation in media Find Phi here: Instagram: @decolonizingaunty Website: Queerluststories.com Join a Workshop: Sign Up Chapters 00:00 Exploring Queer Lust Stories 01:23 The Artistic Journey and Elderhood 03:47 Writing Queer Lust Stories 14:50 Impactful Encounters in Workshops 20:39 Connecting with Ancestors and Altar Practices 28:17 Queer Ancestors and Stories 32:54 Overcoming Shame and Stigma 41:14 The Importance of Representation
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Episode #17
Episode 17: Setting Intentions When Creating with Rosie Pringle
Jul 10, 202639 minS11
The conversation covers the Rosie's journey to Seattle, their artistic process, exploration of various mediums, the significance of their brand name, the creative process, adaptability, and the influence of nature on their work. Rosie's multifaceted creativity and adaptability are key takeaways from the conversation. The conversation delves into the artist's creative process, exploring the themes of artistic expression through bookbinding and ink work, as well as the influence of folklore and mythology on artistic inspiration. The artist shares personal experiences and insights, providing a deep understanding of their artistic journey and the sources of their creative inspiration. Takeaways Multifaceted Creativity Adaptability Artistic expression through bookbinding and ink work Influence of folklore and mythology on artistic inspiration Where to find Rosie: Instagram: @ hammerandhemlock Instagram: @ VIXOPVS Instagram: @ mostlyoriginal Find Mourning Pages 1: Hammer & Hemlock Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Artistic Process 03:01 The Journey to Seattle 07:19 Artistic Exploration and Mediums 08:18 The Name and Branding 15:22 The Creative Process 16:20 Artistic Journey and Adaptability 22:06 Nature and Mediums 24:21 Artistic Expression Through Bookbinding and Ink Work 34:31 Influence of Folklore and Mythology on Artistic Inspiration
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Episode #15
Episode 15: Frankenhooker the Musical!
May 29, 202627 minS1
The conversation delves into the genesis of the show 'Frankenhooker,' exploring the inspiration behind it, the themes it explores, academic exploration and support, producing shows, the evolution of creativity, and the creative experience and song inspiration. The takeaways include the DIY creative process and the exploration of the queer community in the horror genre.Find the duo on IG: Ethereal/Harlow Marlow/EtherealChaosProductions (@ethereal.harlow.marlow)Find Frankenhooker Tickets Here:Frankenhooker: A New Wave Musical [Tacoma Debut] Tickets, Thursday, June 18 • 8 PM - 10 PM | EventbriteFran...
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Episode #14
Episode 14: What It Takes To Start An Art Space
May 22, 202619 minS1
The conversation covers the journey of starting a gallery, navigating a season of transition, the importance of community support, and the need for financial planning. Each chapter delves into the challenges and lessons learned in each area, providing valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and artists.Questions or Looking to Promote Local Art Events Email: info@cebreazypaints.comTakeawaysSeason of transitionStarting a galleryCommunity supportFinancial planningChapters00:00 Season of Transition08:35 Community Support14:14 Financial Planning
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Emerald City Creatives

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Emerald City Creatives?

About the host

Recent episodes

Episode 19: Creating Community in Space

Episode 18: Writing the Queer Stories Our Ancestors Would've Wanted with Phi

Episode 17: Setting Intentions When Creating with Rosie Pringle

Episode 15: Frankenhooker the Musical!

Episode 14: What It Takes To Start An Art Space

Guest Appearances

Travis Johnson

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Emerald City Creatives

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Emerald City Creatives?

About the host

Recent episodes

Episode 19: Creating Community in Space

Episode 18: Writing the Queer Stories Our Ancestors Would've Wanted with Phi

Episode 17: Setting Intentions When Creating with Rosie Pringle

Episode 15: Frankenhooker the Musical!

Episode 14: What It Takes To Start An Art Space

Guest Appearances

Travis Johnson

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Emerald City Creatives for

Podcasts like Emerald City Creatives

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