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Join the Women Create team on our podcast series The WORLD OF WOMEN CREATE. Inspired by the WOMEN CREATE magazines and community, the women featured in these intimate conversations are artists and makers, entrepreneurs, foodies and creators of the unusual and the exceptional.
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The Practice of Slow Painting: Art, Meditation & Presence with Elizabeth Barlow (opens the original)
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In this inspiring episode, Editor-in-Chief Susan Harold sit down with California-based artist Elizabeth Barlow to explore how painting flowers has transformed her life—and how meditation, devotion, and her “slow painting” process shape the way she creates. Elizabeth shares why she considers herself “devoted” rather than simply disciplined, how meditation supports her creative practice, and the story behind Transfiguration, her recent commission installed at All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Carmel
Threads of a Lifetime: Preserving Memories Through Quilts with Lori Mason (opens the original)
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In this heartfelt episode, Editor-in-Chief Susan Harold is joined by textile artist, writer, and quiltmaker Lori Mason, whose work transforms cherished garments into extraordinary heirloom quilts that celebrate life's most meaningful moments. For more than 30 years, Lori has collaborated with families to preserve memories through fabric—honoring births, weddings, graduations, retirements, and the lives of loved ones who have passed. She shares how her deeply personal creative process begins with
The Power of Flow: Unlocking Your Creative Direction with Nicole Shannon (opens the original)
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In this episode, Editor-in-Chief Susan Harold is joined by Nicole Shannon—artist, writer, researcher, and founder of Create Potential®—to explore the powerful connection between creativity, flow, and finding direction when the path ahead feels uncertain. Drawing from her experiences as an artist, entrepreneur, and mother of a child with a rare genetic condition, Nicole shares how she developed Creative Wayfinding™, a research-informed framework that views creativity as a tool for navigating chan
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