I’m so excited to finally share with you something I’ve been working on for a few weeks now – a new podcast series called Creative Lives. Each week, I’ll be interviewing someone who has a creative career to find out more about their inspiration, motivation and day to day life. For now, most of the interviews will take place with people here in Ireland, but where I go, Creative Lives will go, which I think will be so much fun!
This week, I’m chatting with Bianca Divito, a stained glass expert who is currently spending many of her days up on scaffolding, conserving the windows of St. Patrick’s Cathedral here in Dublin. In this week’s episode you’ll hear all about her fascinating, creative life.
I’d love if you would spread the word about Creative Lives to your friends and family. The series will soon be available on iTunes, but for now you can find it here or over on SoundCloud. You can download the SoundCloud app for free on your iPhone or iPad and listen to Creative Lives while you commute or while you work.
Keep in mind, I’m not a podcasting expert (yet!), so bear with me as I hone my skills! And yes, I know that the little player up there is too wide for my website but I fidgeted and poked at it and just couldn’t figure out how to make it smaller. But when you press play, it still sounds just as good!
I hope you enjoy getting a behind-the-scenes look at some very creative people living very Creative Lives! Thanks for listening!
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I think Creative Lives Podcast is such a great idea!! I’m from Spain (Barcelona) so I reeeeeally had to concentrate to get it all, but i think it is an excellent idea. thanks for sharing!!
Thanks, Anna! I bet Irish accents aren’t the easiest to understand for people still learning the language. But I’m so glad you listened and enjoyed!
Just listened to the podcast on SoundCloud and look forward to future podcasts.
That’s great, thanks Brendan! I’m so happy you liked it! More next week!
oh man! what a brilliant idea! I’m so stoked for this new series. I love me a podcast. Can’t wait to give it a listen!
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Thanks, my dear! I really hope you enjoy it. It’s been a challenge but I’m so excited about it! Spread the word! 😉
Fantastic idea, Emily -this is great! Pod on!
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I really enjoyed this Emily! It was great to hear all about someone else’s creative life, and in such an unusual role too! Thank you for doing this and I look forward to future podcasts 🙂
Thanks, Holly! I’m so glad you like it! It’s surprisingly therapeutic to write. I think I’m learning more and more about my process in the last few weeks.