HeyJaredThe Artist Cooperative Podcast
The private podcast for members of the Artist Cooperative, which includes the real-time replay of our monthly mindset discussion plus bonus Mindset Minutes!
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Art History: Preserving Culture | September 2026 (opens the original)
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It's an art history month! Let's chat about how artists have used art to celebrate and preserve cultural heritage -- particularly when that culture is being oppressed. Who gets to tell those stories? What happens when the humans inside a community aren't the voices being heard? How can we use these stories to empower our own creative practice? We'll discuss these questions and more!
Building Emotional Resilience | August 2026 (opens the original)
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What is emotional resilience, and what does it have to do with creativity? When we can let our emotions cycle through us without keeping us stuck, that's the key to so many paths in life -- especially creative ones! Let's chat about how to build more emotional resilience, both through our creative practice and for our own creative growth!
Creativity + The Spoon Theory | July 2026 (opens the original)
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Let's chat about how to "budget" energy for tasks and decisions -- aka, the Spoon Theory! A common practice for neurodivergent folks, the Spoon Theory can also apply to our creative reserves, so we can make the most of what we have! We'll chat about what it is, how it might be useful for building a creative practice, and ways we can apply it right now so you can create with more intention and fewer barriers.
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