Creativity for Skeptics
On this podcast, we'll talk about what really works to foster your creativity.
Episodes
In this episode of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll recap week five of The Artist's Way and preview week six. Since task #5 involves sending postcards, I mention A Month of Letters at lettermo.com.
In this episode of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll recap week four of The Artist's Way and preview week five. I'll also recommend Megan Rahm's new poetry book, Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy (Freethought House 2020).
In this episode of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll recap my week three and preview week four. Let me know how it's going for you--send an email to info@tdwalker.net or post a comment on my blog freethoughtblogs.com/freethinkingahead.
In episode 8 of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll recap week two of The Artist's Way and preview week three. Send me an email with your questions: info@tdwalker.net.
On this episode of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll recap week one and preview week two. I'll also recommend the podcast Radio Survivor.
For more information, visit freethoughtblogs.com/freethinkingahead. Or drop me a line: info@tdwalker.net
We're starting week one of The Artist's Way on Monday, January 4th. In this episode, I'll preview week one, plus I'll recommend A.J. Odasso's The Sting of It (Tolson Books 2019). Find out more at freethoughtblogs.com/freethinkingahead or email me at info@tdwalker.net
On episode 5 of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll talk about the introduction of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way in preparation for week one, which we'll begin on Monday January 3rd. For more information, see creativityforskeptics.com
In this episode of Creativity for Skeptics, I'll talk about my word for 2021, flaneur. It's also almost time to begin The Artist's Way (without the woo), beginning January 4th. Plus, a plug for You're Already Ready, a new podcast from Rachael Herron.
In this episode, I'll talk about marking the solstice and using constraints to make new traditions and help get you past the "blank page" problem. For more information about the show or to listen to past episodes, visit creativityforskeptics.com.
Maybe you've heard about the idea of choosing a word to guide your year and wondered how useful this concept can be. In this episode, I'll talk about what worked for me in 2020, what didn't work in 2019, and why. Also, I'll review and recommend Octavia Cade's Mary Shelley Makes a Monster (Aqueduct Press 2018).
For more information about the show, visit creativityforskeptics.com
Want to know more about fostering your creativity without all the woo so commonly found in creativity guides? On Creativity for Skeptics, we'll untangle the advice from the supernatural to find out what actually works.
In this episode, I'll introduce myself, talk about what the podcast will cover, plus geek out a bit about radio.
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