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David duChemin
A Beautiful Anarchy
Hosted by photographer, author, and former comedian David duChemin, A Beautiful Anarchy is a deeply human, honest, and insightful mostly-weekly kick in the pants for anyone who longs to create anything with soul and too often finds themselves mud-wrestling with the muse to do so. A Beautiful Anarchy is a candid ongoing exploration of what it means to be an everyday creator, whether you're a writer, photographer, sculptor, or a puppeteer who works exclusively with vintage macrame owls. The struggles and rewards of bringing something new into the world are universal, and you’re not alone....
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4.9 stars from 521 ratings
Love the energy of this show
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“He speaks right to the heart and talks about extremely relatable issues and realities…just found this show and super glad I did!”
The Darster via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/29/24
Addictive
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“Back to the beginning to listen to all episodes. Ep 43 on Calvin & Hobbes happens to be my favourite so far 😄😄😄”
GenegiArt via Apple Podcasts ·
France ·
09/01/23
Insightful & Inspiring
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“I recently found these podcasts and somedays I feel like the poster child for them lol They are a quick listen that gives you pondering soul food without being overwhelming and a delightful touch of humour. I am working my way through them as I warp my own evolving life as an artist and I am so...”Read full review »
singingshower via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/25/23
Recent Episodes
Sometimes the thing we're building, whether that's an exciting new project or a whole career, feels so big and overwhelming it seems impossible. Focusing on that bigger thing, we wonder if we'll ever get traction on our efforts to build it. So what do we do? Dream smaller? Settle for less? Oh,...
Published 02/19/22
Published 02/19/22
Isn't art-making and creativity meant to be fun? Why is it so often a source of struggle than anything a sane person would call fun? And are the challenges worth it? Or is there something bigger at play here, something more than fun? I have this feeling we create because we must, because it's...
Published 12/11/21
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