Ellipsis Thinking lives at the heart of creative life. It invites us to park judgement and perfection, to drive curiosity towards possibility. The ellipsis, alone amongst punctuators holds space for the future…those three dots…build the perfect bridge from where you have been and are now, to where you are next meant to be... Greg Dowler-Coltman, arts educator, theatre director and now executive coach, is fascinated by how creativity shows up in us all. Through conversations with people actively engaged in their own creative adventures, those who identify as artists and those who choose to experience life through an artistic lens, we shed light on relationships that shape and inspire us as we meet the challenges, discoveries, and learnings we make when we courageously invite our creative spirit forth.

In a time when technology, data, and information are overly abundant, the Peopleverse podcast cuts below the surface to illuminate the people and the stories that make up the wisdom of the building industry. Join architect, industry veteran, and host Evan Troxel as we build the Peopleverse for the building industry. Learn more at https://peopleverse.fm.

Join Melissa as she has conversations with established people in the acting and voice acting industry. Why is it so hard to get booked? What can we do to improve our acting game?

"My Name Is Sheba" is a fictional podcast about the creative life and the beautiful struggle. It chronicles the journey of iconic jazz/R&B artist Sheba Hawkins's rise from obscurity to superstardom, and the music she created along the way. Narrated by Grammy award winning producer Monroe Jones, and based on the music of Kandace Springs, "My Name Is Sheba" is a different kind of story.

Vegetarian Detroit explores the city’s premiere eateries from a vegetarian and vegan point of view. Hosted by Jewell Dziendziel of The Bite Tonight food blog, this podcast features mouth-watering interviews with Detroit’s most popular chefs.

The Street Art Collector brings you conversations with street artists, graffiti writers, and NFT collectors and entrepreneurs to explore the intersection between street art, graffiti, and the new NFT digital marketplace.

A show brought to you by KYRIAKI Katie Elizabeth Chonacas. Each episode will inspire you to live your creative life through the arts, entertainment, the blockchain, wellness, and education.

Broadcast on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto from July 2016 to April 2022, hosts Justin Chandler and Jacob Dubé interviewed comic creators from around the world with a focus on Canadian stories. Voted best podcast in the 2018 CanComicsWiki Awards.

Join artist Rachel Carter and her new project Standing In This Place as she embarks on a journey into the historic research of the textile mills of the Industrial Midlands and the enslaved working the cotton fields in America. Rachel will be creating a new bronze sculpture depicting two entwined female figures inspired by this period of research.

Testing the waters so we can outrun the noise

The ‘Let’s talk agriculture’ podcast show is hosted by Sharon Idahosa, business development and agricultural communications consultant who shares amazing, educating, and entertaining insights about the agricultural sector. The main scope of this show is to interview key and experienced stakeholders in the agricultural space to educate us broadly, as well as farmers with stories, left untold. Episodes are released every week, it’s always exciting.

Stories and interviews from the National Library of Australia