The Craft of Being https://www.moonshinela.com/the-craft-of-being en The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity? Undefined, yet definitive. Up to, including, and beyond the aesthetic, we will highlight and piece apart the undeniable presence of creative muscles– creative archetypes– that live within all of us, within you– YES, YOU! We will talk about how creativity evolves with us across art, work, and the pursuit of… well, everything. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/53c945a4-3801-11f0-aad6-7fca81935ac4/image/6bdb83fe4a44467d4fb0098f2c46b8e8.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress The Craft of Being https://www.moonshinela.com/the-craft-of-being no episodic Anna River Schumacher The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity? Undefined, yet definitive. Up to, including, and beyond the aesthetic, we will highlight and piece apart the undeniable presence of creative muscles– creative archetypes– that live within all of us, within you– YES, YOU! We will talk about how creativity evolves with us across art, work, and the pursuit of… well, everything. The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity? Undefined, yet definitive. Up to, including, and beyond the aesthetic, we will highlight and piece apart the undeniable presence of creative muscles– creative archetypes– that live within all of us, within you– YES, YOU! We will talk about how creativity evolves with us across art, work, and the pursuit of… well, everything.

]]> Anna Schumacher thecraftofbeingpod@gmail.com [S01 / E10] Cecily Feng: Nourishing Creativity In this conversation, Cecily Feng @littlesparrowla and I talk about cooking and baking as a way of connecting—to memory, to other people, and to the present moment. We also talk about the business of food, and the ongoing balance between creative instincts and practical constraints. What it means to make something expressive while also making it sustainable. authors mentioned: Jessica B. Harris Krishnendu Ray Ana Sofia Palaez Fri, 09 Jan 2026 04:49:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher In this conversation, Cecily Feng @littlesparrowla and I talk about cooking and baking as a way of connecting—to memory, to other people, and to the present moment. We also talk about the business of food, and the ongoing balance between creative instincts and practical constraints. What it means to make something expressive while also making it sustainable. authors mentioned: Jessica B. Harris Krishnendu Ray Ana Sofia Palaez In this conversation, Cecily Feng @littlesparrowla and I talk about cooking and baking as a way of connecting—to memory, to other people, and to the present moment. We also talk about the business of food, and the ongoing balance between creative instincts and practical constraints. What it means to make something expressive while also making it sustainable.

authors mentioned:

Jessica B. Harris

Krishnendu Ray

Ana Sofia Palaez



]]> 2370 yes [S01 / E09] Josh Breslow: Screenwriting & The Art of Communicating Josh and I talk about screenwriting, but really it’s about all kinds of making: collaborative, internal, structured, and intuitive. We talk about voice — how it gets lost, how it returns, and what happens when collaboration becomes an act of trust instead of compromise. There’s a lot in here about creative identity, about how co-writing or co-creating with others can test what’s yours and, at the same time, reveal what’s essential to keep. And, at it's core, how storytelling, at its best, is about reaching another person — saying, “does this move you too?" #thecraftofbeing #creativelife #storystructure #collaboration #creativevoice #connectionthroughart Josh Breslow IMDb Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp Why aren't you watching these shows? Deadwood Ted Lasso The Matrix Slow Horses The Studio Why aren't you watching these movies? Children of Men 8 1/2 Lawrence of Arabia Mauvais Sang Days of Heaven The Conversation Blowout Days of Heaven Lost in Translation Forgetting Sarah Marshall Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:41:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher Josh and I talk about screenwriting, but really it’s about all kinds of making: collaborative, internal, structured, and intuitive. We talk about voice — how it gets lost, how it returns, and what happens when collaboration becomes an act of trust instead of compromise. There’s a lot in here about creative identity, about how co-writing or co-creating with others can test what’s yours and, at the same time, reveal what’s essential to keep. And, at it's core, how storytelling, at its best, is about reaching another person — saying, “does this move you too?" #thecraftofbeing #creativelife #storystructure #collaboration #creativevoice #connectionthroughart Josh Breslow IMDb Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp Why aren't you watching these shows? Deadwood Ted Lasso The Matrix Slow Horses The Studio Why aren't you watching these movies? Children of Men 8 1/2 Lawrence of Arabia Mauvais Sang Days of Heaven The Conversation Blowout Days of Heaven Lost in Translation Forgetting Sarah Marshall Josh and I talk about screenwriting, but really it’s about all kinds of making: collaborative, internal, structured, and intuitive.

We talk about voice — how it gets lost, how it returns, and what happens when collaboration becomes an act of trust instead of compromise. There’s a lot in here about creative identity, about how co-writing or co-creating with others can test what’s yours and, at the same time, reveal what’s essential to keep. And, at it's core, how storytelling, at its best, is about reaching another person — saying, “does this move you too?"

#thecraftofbeing #creativelife #storystructure #collaboration #creativevoice #connectionthroughart


Josh Breslow IMDb

Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp


Why aren't you watching these shows?

Deadwood

Ted Lasso

The Matrix

Slow Horses

The Studio


Why aren't you watching these movies?

Children of Men

8 1/2

Lawrence of Arabia

Mauvais Sang

Days of Heaven

The Conversation

Blowout

Days of Heaven

Lost in Translation

Forgetting Sarah Marshall




]]> 3392 yes [S01 / E04] Jonathan Devoto: Structure & Flow This episode of The Craft of Being explores what it means to hold both structure and freedom in the creative process. Jonathan shares a concept called adaptive currency—a term rooted in physical fitness but deeply relevant to creative life. It's about the internal resource we spend when responding to change, challenge, or inspiration. It’s resilience, flexibility, and focus—not as fixed traits, but evolving capacities. We talk about how creativity lives in the tension between openness and structure, between the part of us that dreams and the part that refines. From the neuroscience of improvisation to the slow art of iteration, this conversation offers a grounded look at creativity as something both embodied and practiced—something we build through presence, recovery, and trust in the process. Book: The Artist's Way Beatty Study Charles Limb Study Tue, 21 Oct 2025 22:48:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher This episode of The Craft of Being explores what it means to hold both structure and freedom in the creative process. Jonathan shares a concept called adaptive currency—a term rooted in physical fitness but deeply relevant to creative life. It's about the internal resource we spend when responding to change, challenge, or inspiration. It’s resilience, flexibility, and focus—not as fixed traits, but evolving capacities. We talk about how creativity lives in the tension between openness and structure, between the part of us that dreams and the part that refines. From the neuroscience of improvisation to the slow art of iteration, this conversation offers a grounded look at creativity as something both embodied and practiced—something we build through presence, recovery, and trust in the process. Book: The Artist's Way Beatty Study Charles Limb Study This episode of The Craft of Being explores what it means to hold both structure and freedom in the creative process. Jonathan shares a concept called adaptive currency—a term rooted in physical fitness but deeply relevant to creative life. It's about the internal resource we spend when responding to change, challenge, or inspiration. It’s resilience, flexibility, and focus—not as fixed traits, but evolving capacities.

We talk about how creativity lives in the tension between openness and structure, between the part of us that dreams and the part that refines. From the neuroscience of improvisation to the slow art of iteration, this conversation offers a grounded look at creativity as something both embodied and practiced—something we build through presence, recovery, and trust in the process.
Book: The Artist's Way

Beatty Study

Charles Limb Study



]]> 2380 yes [S01 / E07] Alek Lev: How to Scaffold For Your Creative Joy What does the evolution as the radio as a functional tool to performance space have to do with the creative process today? How do form and structure create the conditions for creativity to grow? In this episode of The Craft of Being, filmmaker and director Alek Lev joins me for a conversation about navigating the space between order and play. We trace how projects—whether film, theater, or collaborative endeavors—take shape when guided by thoughtful planning and made alive through adaptability. This dialogue explores how logistics can hold space for intuition, how transferable skills move across creative disciplines, and why building systems is less about containment and more about expansion. Creativity thrives when structure is designed to let ideas breathe. WHAT? the movie How We Made Your Mother Meeting Tom Cruise Arts Educators Save The World LISTEN HERE: Colin O'Brien's Lux Band Camp In this episode: Creative planning as a catalyst for discovery Translating skills between film, theater, and collaboration The balance of structure and spontaneity in creative work How logistics can nurture imagination Building systems that expand possibilityFollow The Craft of Being: @thecraftofbeing 🎧 Subscribe and share if this conversation resonates with your own creative rhythms. alek lev podcast creativity and structure creative process podcast filmmaking creativity logistics in art and film creative planning and design collaborative creativity podcast for creatives balancing order and play in creativity Tue, 21 Oct 2025 22:41:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher What does the evolution as the radio as a functional tool to performance space have to do with the creative process today? How do form and structure create the conditions for creativity to grow? In this episode of The Craft of Being, filmmaker and director Alek Lev joins me for a conversation about navigating the space between order and play. We trace how projects—whether film, theater, or collaborative endeavors—take shape when guided by thoughtful planning and made alive through adaptability. This dialogue explores how logistics can hold space for intuition, how transferable skills move across creative disciplines, and why building systems is less about containment and more about expansion. Creativity thrives when structure is designed to let ideas breathe. WHAT? the movie How We Made Your Mother Meeting Tom Cruise Arts Educators Save The World LISTEN HERE: Colin O'Brien's Lux Band Camp In this episode: Creative planning as a catalyst for discovery Translating skills between film, theater, and collaboration The balance of structure and spontaneity in creative work How logistics can nurture imagination Building systems that expand possibilityFollow The Craft of Being: @thecraftofbeing 🎧 Subscribe and share if this conversation resonates with your own creative rhythms. alek lev podcast creativity and structure creative process podcast filmmaking creativity logistics in art and film creative planning and design collaborative creativity podcast for creatives balancing order and play in creativity What does the evolution as the radio as a functional tool to performance space have to do with the creative process today? How do form and structure create the conditions for creativity to grow?

In this episode of The Craft of Being, filmmaker and director Alek Lev joins me for a conversation about navigating the space between order and play. We trace how projects—whether film, theater, or collaborative endeavors—take shape when guided by thoughtful planning and made alive through adaptability.

This dialogue explores how logistics can hold space for intuition, how transferable skills move across creative disciplines, and why building systems is less about containment and more about expansion. Creativity thrives when structure is designed to let ideas breathe.

WHAT? the movie

How We Made Your Mother

Meeting Tom Cruise

Arts Educators Save The World

LISTEN HERE: Colin O'Brien's Lux Band Camp

In this episode:

  • Creative planning as a catalyst for discovery

  • Translating skills between film, theater, and collaboration

  • The balance of structure and spontaneity in creative work

  • How logistics can nurture imagination

  • Building systems that expand possibility
    Follow The Craft of Being: @thecraftofbeing
    🎧 Subscribe and share if this conversation resonates with your own creative rhythms.

  • alek lev podcast

  • creativity and structure

  • creative process podcast

  • filmmaking creativity

  • logistics in art and film

  • creative planning and design

  • collaborative creativity

  • podcast for creatives

  • balancing order and play in creativity


]]> 2563 yes [S01 / E08 ] Negin Singh: The Art and Necessity of Gathering & Building Space Cultural producer, storyteller, and community builder Negin Singh talks about how creativity can be the scaffolding that holds communities together. From her work leading large-scale public art programs to reimagining participatory spaces, Negin brings experience in building environments where people feel welcome, inspired, and seen. Together, we discuss the artistry of logistics, the emotional architecture of events, and the ways creative leadership can shape culture at scale. Whether you’re an artist, producer, or someone who works behind the scenes, this conversation will help you see creativity not only as a spark of inspiration but as a durable, sustaining framework for connection. Visit: Smorgasburg Music: Colin O'Brien-Lux Keywords for SEO: creativity as infrastructure, community building through art, participatory spaces, cultural producer, creative leadership, building belonging, event production strategies, designing for inclusion, Negin Singh interview, The Craft of Being podcast Mon, 11 Aug 2025 22:23:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher Cultural producer, storyteller, and community builder Negin Singh talks about how creativity can be the scaffolding that holds communities together. From her work leading large-scale public art programs to reimagining participatory spaces, Negin brings experience in building environments where people feel welcome, inspired, and seen. Together, we discuss the artistry of logistics, the emotional architecture of events, and the ways creative leadership can shape culture at scale. Whether you’re an artist, producer, or someone who works behind the scenes, this conversation will help you see creativity not only as a spark of inspiration but as a durable, sustaining framework for connection. Visit: Smorgasburg Music: Colin O'Brien-Lux Keywords for SEO: creativity as infrastructure, community building through art, participatory spaces, cultural producer, creative leadership, building belonging, event production strategies, designing for inclusion, Negin Singh interview, The Craft of Being podcast Cultural producer, storyteller, and community builder Negin Singh talks about how creativity can be the scaffolding that holds communities together.

From her work leading large-scale public art programs to reimagining participatory spaces, Negin brings experience in building environments where people feel welcome, inspired, and seen. Together, we discuss the artistry of logistics, the emotional architecture of events, and the ways creative leadership can shape culture at scale.

Whether you’re an artist, producer, or someone who works behind the scenes, this conversation will help you see creativity not only as a spark of inspiration but as a durable, sustaining framework for connection.


Visit: Smorgasburg

Music: Colin O'Brien-Lux


Keywords for SEO: creativity as infrastructure, community building through art, participatory spaces, cultural producer, creative leadership, building belonging, event production strategies, designing for inclusion, Negin Singh interview, The Craft of Being podcast

]]> 2984 yes [S01 / E06] BLAKESHINE: The Art of Carving It Out For Yourself What happens when you stop waiting for permission and begin shaping the world around you as if it belongs to you? This episode explores the creative act of making space — physical, emotional, conceptual — for the kind of art, work, and presence in which you feel most alive. We trace the lineage of artists who have built their own frames, from the Salon des Refusés in 1863 Paris to the Dadaist cabarets of Zurich, where performance, sound, and shared rhythm rewired art in the space. Folks to follow: @sauvingon_blake @steers_n_queers @garrettmendez @sliztoonz @_all_fools_ @ramonlovesyou Mon, 14 Jul 2025 03:47:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher What happens when you stop waiting for permission and begin shaping the world around you as if it belongs to you? This episode explores the creative act of making space — physical, emotional, conceptual — for the kind of art, work, and presence in which you feel most alive. We trace the lineage of artists who have built their own frames, from the Salon des Refusés in 1863 Paris to the Dadaist cabarets of Zurich, where performance, sound, and shared rhythm rewired art in the space. Folks to follow: @sauvingon_blake @steers_n_queers @garrettmendez @sliztoonz @_all_fools_ @ramonlovesyou What happens when you stop waiting for permission and begin shaping the world around you as if it belongs to you?

This episode explores the creative act of making space — physical, emotional, conceptual — for the kind of art, work, and presence in which you feel most alive. We trace the lineage of artists who have built their own frames, from the Salon des Refusés in 1863 Paris to the Dadaist cabarets of Zurich, where performance, sound, and shared rhythm rewired art in the space.


Folks to follow:

@sauvingon_blake

@steers_n_queers

@garrettmendez

@sliztoonz

@_all_fools_

@ramonlovesyou

]]> 2870 yes [S01 / E05] Andrew Kramer: Camp Director on "YES!" Andrew joins us to explore the creative power of “yes, and." We talk about collaboration, presence, and the trust it takes to co-create. A conversation about creative risk, listening, and learning to build. Check Out: Camp Indigo Colin O'Brien Lux: Band Camp Music and.... uh, The X- Files Mon, 30 Jun 2025 05:39:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher Andrew joins us to explore the creative power of “yes, and." We talk about collaboration, presence, and the trust it takes to co-create. A conversation about creative risk, listening, and learning to build. Check Out: Camp Indigo Colin O'Brien Lux: Band Camp Music and.... uh, The X- Files Andrew joins us to explore the creative power of “yes, and." We talk about collaboration, presence, and the trust it takes to co-create. A conversation about creative risk, listening, and learning to build.


Check Out: Camp Indigo

Colin O'Brien Lux: Band Camp Music


and.... uh,

The X- Files


]]> 2294 yes [S1 / E03] Mimi Von Schack: Funny on Purpose & Honoring the Inner Creative What does it take to stay connected to the creative part of yourself that just wants to play? In this episode, I sit down with comedian and all-around dynamo Mimi Von Shack, who embodies what it means to stay open, responsive, and full of mischief—while still sharpening her creative voice with intention and craft. Mimi shares how she honors the instinctual joy of her younger self, while holding space for the more seasoned, self-aware creative she’s become. This conversation is an ode to the part of you that still wants to experiment, get it wrong, make people laugh, and maybe surprise yourself in the process. In this episode we explore: How the inner child survives in creative adulthood The link between improvisation, self-trust, and bravery What it means to share your creative instincts and let the response shape you How creative identity evolves when you stop trying to control it Follow Mimi @mimi.vonschack HOLLYWOOD'S BIGGEST PODCAST Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp Mon, 16 Jun 2025 05:05:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher What does it take to stay connected to the creative part of yourself that just wants to play? In this episode, I sit down with comedian and all-around dynamo Mimi Von Shack, who embodies what it means to stay open, responsive, and full of mischief—while still sharpening her creative voice with intention and craft. Mimi shares how she honors the instinctual joy of her younger self, while holding space for the more seasoned, self-aware creative she’s become. This conversation is an ode to the part of you that still wants to experiment, get it wrong, make people laugh, and maybe surprise yourself in the process. In this episode we explore: How the inner child survives in creative adulthood The link between improvisation, self-trust, and bravery What it means to share your creative instincts and let the response shape you How creative identity evolves when you stop trying to control it Follow Mimi @mimi.vonschack HOLLYWOOD'S BIGGEST PODCAST Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp What does it take to stay connected to the creative part of yourself that just wants to play? In this episode, I sit down with comedian and all-around dynamo Mimi Von Shack, who embodies what it means to stay open, responsive, and full of mischief—while still sharpening her creative voice with intention and craft.

Mimi shares how she honors the instinctual joy of her younger self, while holding space for the more seasoned, self-aware creative she’s become.

This conversation is an ode to the part of you that still wants to experiment, get it wrong, make people laugh, and maybe surprise yourself in the process.

In this episode we explore:

  • How the inner child survives in creative adulthood

  • The link between improvisation, self-trust, and bravery

  • What it means to share your creative instincts and let the response shape you

  • How creative identity evolves when you stop trying to control it


Follow Mimi @mimi.vonschack

HOLLYWOOD'S BIGGEST PODCAST

Colin O'Brien Lux's Bandcamp

]]> 2652 yes [S01 / E02] Chelsea Quinn: Thriving In Creative Refinement In this episode of The Craft of Being, we explores the creative archetype of the problem solver—a form of creativity rooted in structure, iteration, and the steady rhythm of refinement. Chelsea, a longtime friend and accomplished event producer, joins to share how this archetype shows up in the behind-the-scenes work of making things flow. This episode invites you to consider how creativity lives in systems, in testing and improving; Chelsea’s insights reveal how problem-solving is creative and generative. If you find yourself most alive in the act of fine-tuning, in making things more seamless, or in the care and craft of behind-the-scenes magic, this conversation is for you. Key Topics Discussed: The creative intelligence of refinement and iteration How structure can be a powerful creative act The collaborative power of adjusting and adapting How problem-solving supports experiences and events Recognizing creativity in the details and behind the scenes 🔎Takeaways: Problem-solving is a form of stewardship and creative leadership Creativity often reveals itself in how we make things work for others Behind-the-scenes adjustments are part of every creative experience LINKS: Liberty In North Korea Certified Delight with Rachele Friedland Colin O'Brien-Lux Bandcamp instagram.com/thecraftofbeing Mon, 09 Jun 2025 12:59:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher In this episode of The Craft of Being, we explores the creative archetype of the problem solver—a form of creativity rooted in structure, iteration, and the steady rhythm of refinement. Chelsea, a longtime friend and accomplished event producer, joins to share how this archetype shows up in the behind-the-scenes work of making things flow. This episode invites you to consider how creativity lives in systems, in testing and improving; Chelsea’s insights reveal how problem-solving is creative and generative. If you find yourself most alive in the act of fine-tuning, in making things more seamless, or in the care and craft of behind-the-scenes magic, this conversation is for you. Key Topics Discussed: The creative intelligence of refinement and iteration How structure can be a powerful creative act The collaborative power of adjusting and adapting How problem-solving supports experiences and events Recognizing creativity in the details and behind the scenes 🔎Takeaways: Problem-solving is a form of stewardship and creative leadership Creativity often reveals itself in how we make things work for others Behind-the-scenes adjustments are part of every creative experience LINKS: Liberty In North Korea Certified Delight with Rachele Friedland Colin O'Brien-Lux Bandcamp instagram.com/thecraftofbeing In this episode of The Craft of Being, we explores the creative archetype of the problem solver—a form of creativity rooted in structure, iteration, and the steady rhythm of refinement. Chelsea, a longtime friend and accomplished event producer, joins to share how this archetype shows up in the behind-the-scenes work of making things flow.

This episode invites you to consider how creativity lives in systems, in testing and improving; Chelsea’s insights reveal how problem-solving is creative and generative.

If you find yourself most alive in the act of fine-tuning, in making things more seamless, or in the care and craft of behind-the-scenes magic, this conversation is for you.

Key Topics Discussed:

  • The creative intelligence of refinement and iteration

  • How structure can be a powerful creative act

  • The collaborative power of adjusting and adapting

  • How problem-solving supports experiences and events

  • Recognizing creativity in the details and behind the scenes

🔎Takeaways:

  • Problem-solving is a form of stewardship and creative leadership

  • Creativity often reveals itself in how we make things work for others

  • Behind-the-scenes adjustments are part of every creative experience

LINKS:

Liberty In North Korea

Certified Delight with Rachele Friedland

Colin O'Brien-Lux Bandcamp


instagram.com/thecraftofbeing

]]> 2297 no [S01 / E01] Matt Takimoto: Exploring Creative Identity and Childhood Foundations When, and under what circumstances, do we first meet our creative selves? Matt Takimoto talks learning styles, creative risk, and how to nurture the identity he's discovered. Music, "Wide-Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux: https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/ Space Boy, Graphic Novel: https://www.webtoons.com/en/sf/space-boy/list?title_no=400 Divergent Thinking: https://web.ics.purdue.edu/~gill53/GillProwse_Creativity.pdf https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871187124000051?utm Mon, 02 Jun 2025 04:01:00 -0000 full Anna River Schumacher When, and under what circumstances, do we first meet our creative selves? Matt Takimoto talks learning styles, creative risk, and how to nurture the identity he's discovered. Music, "Wide-Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux: https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/ Space Boy, Graphic Novel: https://www.webtoons.com/en/sf/space-boy/list?title_no=400 Divergent Thinking: https://web.ics.purdue.edu/~gill53/GillProwse_Creativity.pdf https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871187124000051?utm When, and under what circumstances, do we first meet our creative selves? Matt Takimoto talks learning styles, creative risk, and how to nurture the identity he's discovered.

Music, "Wide-Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux: https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/

Space Boy, Graphic Novel: https://www.webtoons.com/en/sf/space-boy/list?title_no=400

Divergent Thinking:

https://web.ics.purdue.edu/~gill53/GillProwse_Creativity.pdf

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1871187124000051?utm


]]> 1978 yes [S1 / 00] Introducing: The Craft of Being Introducing:The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity? Listen to the early bird #00 intro episode May 29th, right here! Full episodes start June 2, 2025. To connect, find me on Instagram @thecraftofbeing or thecraftofbeingpod@gmail.com Original music is "Wide Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux, check out all his very cool work at https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/ Sun, 25 May 2025 03:29:00 -0000 trailer Anna River Schumacher Introducing:The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity? Listen to the early bird #00 intro episode May 29th, right here! Full episodes start June 2, 2025. To connect, find me on Instagram @thecraftofbeing or thecraftofbeingpod@gmail.com Original music is "Wide Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux, check out all his very cool work at https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/ Introducing:The Craft of Being—a podcast by way of a series of candid conversations where we dig into… what the heck even is creativity?

Listen to the early bird #00 intro episode May 29th, right here! Full episodes start June 2, 2025.

To connect, find me on Instagram @thecraftofbeing or thecraftofbeingpod@gmail.com

Original music is "Wide Eyed" by Colin O'Brien Lux, check out all his very cool work at https://colinobrienlux.bandcamp.com/


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