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Aug 26, 2026
Play Date with Catherine LaSota
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Anne-Marie BoyleHOST
Do you see that that really is impactful to the artists that you're working with as well as if they're pulling from outside of just, I need pro writing aid to help me write my manuscript?

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
And yeah, this idea of there is yourself when you're doing the thing and then there's the rest of your life and how do they impact each other? I think it's really important for us to see them as interconnected and how the rest of your life is going is going to affect, oh, this two hour block of time you set aside to work on your book.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
If the rest of your life is garbage and you're tired and exhausted, that is not going to be a good two hours.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
You can be working on your creative practice when you're not producing the creative project or document, you know, it's all connected.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
And something that you were saying earlier about the importance of fun and people pushing back on what fun can mean or like there's serious things in the world and you can't just be thinking about fun.
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Making Space For Creativity When There is None with Catherine LaSota
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So I'd love to start there, and then we can move through some of the other themes that you brought up.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
And I love that we're approaching the conversation in this way because it's almost like a live action creative process that's happening.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
With creativity and trust, something that I think comes into play with all of that, with both of those things and more is a sense of presence and identity, not to start bringing in the other big things right away here, but To trust for myself, to trust myself as an artist and then act on that in imperfect actions, which I think is a big part of being an artist, is being willing to take imperfect actions.

Catherine LaSotaGUEST
And that is this ongoing relationship that I have to creativity where I see it as a constant return over and over to revisit and be present with oneself because our identities change so much over time.
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