Full Moon

Emily Tareila is an artist, educator and facilitator in Montague, Massachusetts. She is compelled by the ideal conditions individuals and communities need to make, learn, be curious and engage meaningfully in and with the world. We talk about curiosity, tenderness, and leaning into the world as place to learn and be.

Kim Zitzow talks with Chelsea about how artmaking is the practice of learning how to creatively approach the world we live in. She beautifully describes the intersections of inner and outer worlds and the questions that being an artist brings to these places.

Episode 4 Rowen White on Seed Rematriation by Chelsea Wills

The first of a series of love letters read outloud from Love Letters to the Moon a book by Chelsea Wills.

Athena Kokoronis the artist behind Domestic Performance agency shares how her work blurs the lines between art, community, and life, and how she likes it that way.

Erica Thomas, Emily Fitzgerald and I explore experimental forms of art making through our work together over the last year. We get deep into what we made, why we made it, and what it means to be an artist in this moment in the world.

Artist Melody Overstreet talks about the how we remember through acts of engagement with the everyday. This conversation weaves through memory, the sensual act of slowing down, how she sees hope in the midst of precocity. Find out more about her work here: www.melodyoverstreet.com Insta: @melodyoverstreet Support Full Moon by visiting www.fullmoonproject.org and donating or buying tea. Original music composed and performed by Air of Colors

Host and artist Chelsea Wills talks about her parth as an artist and what led her to start Full Moon.

This podcast is an ongoing experimental research about imagining, inhabiting, and telling stories of creative lives. This includes interviews of people who might be going to have lived a long, long time from now. On this podcast you might hear an experimental audio tour of a season, a new moon meditation, or an interview with your new favorite poet. Special thanks to Air of Colors for the music!