• Pilgrimage into Storytelling with Kim Powers

  • Dec 11 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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Pilgrimage into Storytelling with Kim Powers

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  • This was a fun and wide ranging conversation with visual artist Kim Powers! Kim shares with us the importance of storytelling and the ways that our stories can either bring us together or tear us apart. We talk about why art and beauty matters, particularly when everything feels kind of dark and the importance of finding the wholeness of all the things. Kim invites us to make room for the fullness of others, and in doing so, we also make room for the fullness of ourselves.

    Cool stuff we talked about this episode (or meant to anyways):
    • Art Sanctuary by Nikki Giovanni
    • How to Die Alone
    • Adrienne Maree Brown
    • Kim’s gorgeous website
    • How to Bridge Deep Divides with Loved Ones - Ted Talk with Betty Hart
    Chapters
    00:00 The Power of Art as Sanctuary
    02:39 Creative Pilgrimage and Personal Journeys
    05:29 Storytelling as a Connective Tissue
    08:13 The Nature of Pilgrimage
    10:52 Spirituality and Creativity Intertwined
    13:19 Navigating Foreign Lands in Storytelling
    16:08 The Wholeness of People in Storytelling
    18:55 Safety and Fear in Narrative
    21:38 Creating Tension vs. Fear in Theater
    24:25 The Impact of Audience Expectations
    27:00 Balancing Personal and Professional Life
    31:23 Re-centering and Finding Balance
    32:42 Guides and Relationships
    34:23 The Importance of Connection
    36:13 Branching Out and Expanding Worlds
    38:04 Creativity and Imagining Possibilities
    39:47 Art as a Reflection of Reality
    43:50 Balancing Activism and Enjoyment
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