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"Jump in the current and let the river take you..., you know, I've got on a life vest... I'm semi prepared for the journey....But if you legit, surrender to the will, it's a ride!"
In this episode of the Be. Make. Do. podcast Jason Hamacher, a musician, photographer, and founder of Lost Origin Productions, discuss his multifaceted career and creative motivations. He and Lisa mine his experiences, including documenting ancient chants in Syria, playing in the band, Frodus, owning a gallery in Washington, D.C. among others, emphasizing the importance of quality over quantity. Jason shares his philosophy of not compromising artistic integrity for financial gain, even if it means working without profit. Join us for this look at the bold outlook of the Maker.
The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the quiz here!
Find out more about Jason Hamacher's work at Lost Origin Productions.
Listen to Frodus here.
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Why do you create? The "Maker" Archetype is driven by the joy of the craft and the process, often valuing artistic integrity over external validation.
Knowing your strengths, gifts, and motivations can help you uncover the essence of what drives your creative process. This season on the Be. Make. Do. Podcast, we're discovering Your Artist Spiritual Archetype.
In this episode Lisa and Dan introduce the Archetypes and highlight The Maker Archehtype.
The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the quiz at www.soulmakers.org/quiz
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"...When I saw adults for the first time on stage, saying lines, being other people, showing their emotions, having cathartic experiences, I was like, this is what I want to do for the rest of my life!" - Tami Dixon
In this episode of the Be. Make. Do. podcast, Tami Dixon, an actor, playwright, and co-artistic director of Bricolage Theater Company, discusses with Lisa her journey as an artist. She reflects on the challenges of ego and the need for resilience, highlighting the transformative power of art and the importance of being present, compassionate, and playful. Join us for this intimate conversation on the challenges and joys of The Storyteller Archetype.
The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the quiz here!Track the latest with Tami's production company, Bricolage:
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YouTube - @bricolageproductioncompany7351Websites - www.bricolagepgh.org, www.entertheimaginariumpgh.com
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Having a clear understanding of your motivations for creating allows you to stay focused and not get sidetracked by chasing success or fame.
In this episode of the Be. Make. Do. podcast, Lisa and Dan discuss The Storyteller Archetype focusing on why artists create and how understanding motivations can lead to fulfilling careers and a strong sense of identity and purpose.
The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the quiz here!Stay in touch and share your thoughts:
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In this episode, Lisa talks with Erik Løkkesmoe, former VP Outback Presents, in Nashville, TN. They ponder artistic motivations, isolation, common grace, and the Imaginative Visionary Archetype. Erik shares from his years of experience working in the arts and entertainment industry from LA to Nashville.
"...We think we're bigger than we are. We think we have a greater influence. And it's helpful to know that no one's thinking about us right now. We're not on the minds of 1000s or millions of people...the smallness is helpful in that it gives you a sense of significance in the small things...the daily habits of doing. The things that are small and never seen are truly art and do contribute in great ways...." Erik Løkkesmoe
Join us for this enlightening and encouraging conversation.The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the quiz here!
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Why do you create? If you're unsure about that, how can you define fulfillment and success for yourself as a creative? Let alone chart a path to get there?
Knowing your strengths, gifts and motivations can help you uncover the essence of what drives your creative process. This season on the Be. Make. Do. Podcast, we'll be discovering Your Artist Spiritual Archetype. Are you The Maker, The Mystic, The Imaginative Visionary, The Storyteller, The Soul Healer, and The Prophetic Critic?
In this episode Lisa and Dan introduce the Archetypes and highlight the Imaginative Visionary. "not the imaginary visionary." - Dan ABH
The Maker, The Mystic, The Soul Healer, The Imaginative Visionary, The
Prophetic Critic or the Storyteller? What's your archetype? Take the
quiz at www.soulmakers.org/quizSubscribe and follow Be.Make.Do. wherever you get your podcasts.
Stay in touch and share your thoughts:
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Artists and creatives share many things in common, but we’re not interchangeable. We each have unique gifts and challenges.
Knowing your strengths, gifts and motivations can help you develop spiritual and artistic practices that work for you and help you become who we were created to be, make what we were created to make, and do what we were created to do.
This season on the Be. Make. Do. Podcast, we'll be discovering Your Artist Spiritual Archetype.
This is a chance to uncover the essence of your artistic spirit and explore the motivations, connections, and inspirations that drive your art-making process and discover how your unique archetype shapes your artistic voice.
The 6 Artist Spiritual Archetypes Are:
The Maker, The Mystic, The Imaginative Visionary, The Storyteller, The Soul Healer, and The Prophetic Critic
Which one are you?
Join us this season as we explore these archetypes through lessons and conversations with our guests on the Be. Make. Do. podcast.
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"I think [leadership] is about influence and the moving of people in a direction, and that's exactly what art does."
Artist and pastor, Joey Tomassoni of Annapolis, MD joins Lisa in this final conversation in the Wise-Hearted Ones series to talk about artists as leaders in and outside of churches, learning to see and the power of beauty.
You can see Joey Tomassoni's artwork here: joeytomassoni.com
And learn more about the Estuary here: estuary.org
Connect with Joey:
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"All the creativity, energy, goodness, and joy is there if we just stop trying so hard to be self-sufficient." -Mandy Smith, Pastor, artist and author of the new book: Confessions of an Amateur Saint.
In this episode, Mandy Smith talks with Lisa and Dan about balancing creativity and leadership, the importance of vulnerability and reliance on God, and the need for authenticity and transparency in spiritual leadership.Preorder Mandy Smith's new book "Confessions of an Amateur Saint" which releases in October 2024. Support independent Christian bookstores like "Hearts and Minds" by ordering the book through their website. https://www.heartsandmindsbooks.com/
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Website: https://thewayistheway.org/
Instagram: @mandysmithhopes
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"I feel like Christians should be the most creative and should have the most profound understanding of the complexity of the human condition."
The "P" word (prophetic) gets thrown around in this episode of the Be. Make. Do. Podcast. Mary McCampell, author of Imagining our Neighbors as Ourselves, joins Dan and Lisa for a conversation on the impact of creative work in shaping our lives and our culture.
Read Mary's book: Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves https://www.amazon.com/Imagining-Our-Neighbors-Ourselves-Empathy/dp/1506473903
Check out Mary's Substack: https://substack.com/@marymccampbell
Mary's Website: https://marywmccampbell.com/
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Defining success in creative industries can be challenging. Not to mention marketing, sales, and networking. In this episode, Veronica Scarpellino, founder of Goldfinch Leadership talks with Lisa and Dan about how artists can repurpose their creative strengths as tools to take the stress out of doing the business of art.
Join the conversation at www.soulmakers.org/bemakedo or on one of our socials.
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Website: https://www.goldfinchleadership.com/
LinkedIn: @veronicascarpellino
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“I think it's important we be free. Because…when we make our art we are leaving evidence in our time of a living God.” -Karen Swenholt, Sculptor.
In this episode, we breakdown not only why it’s essential to be free of condemnation but how! Karen Swenholt joins Lisa and Dan for an illuminating conversation on what it takes to get free and make what you were created to make.
In what ways do you need to be freed as an artist? Join the conversation at www.soulmakers.org/bemakedo
Share your thoughts on what it takes to get free and make what you were created to make.
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Website: https://www.karenswenholt.com
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In this special episode from the vault, Lisa shares an intimate reflection on George Michael's prophetic song, Praying for Time. Originally recorded 6 years ago (before there even was a Be. Make. Do podcast!), it's shocking to hear how timely and relevant this episode still is. Listen in on the very first time Lisa ever outlined her thoughts on prophetic critics and imaginative visionaries. All inspired by that guy in the short-shorts from Wham!
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Praying for Time: https://youtu.be/7EXes508wtg
And in case you're too young to remember Wham!, here you go. Welcome to the '80s!: https://youtu.be/pIgZ7gMze7A
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For so long art created by Christians has been limited to art for use in church. But have we as believers, especially in the West, undermined God’s true plan and responsibility for artists by keeping the scope of their creativity too narrow?
In this final episode of Wise-Hearted Ones series, Lisa dives into what is the “ministry of imagination” and how we as artists can be encouraged that God has called us to shape culture and point the world back to Him, our creator and sustainer.
As we wrap up our Wise-Hearted Ones series, we encourage you to go back and listen to past episodes if you missed any. Be sure to subscribe and follow Be.Make.Do. on Apple, Spotify, Google, or wherever you get your podcasts as we prepare for the next season.
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The construction of golden calf is one of the most commonly known Exodus stories.
Though God had delivered them Egypt, hunger, and thirst, the Israelites chose to place their trust in an idol of their own haphazard making. It’s no accident that this story is told between the calling of the Wise-Hearted Ones and the execution of their work.
How does art rooted in idolatry differ from God’s design? How does our heart going into the work, and our manner of execution, impact the art we end up making? Host Lisa Smith compares and contrasts these two commissions in this new episode of Be. Make. Do.Download the free Wise-Hearted Ones Study Guide
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Wise-Hearted Ones: 3 Frameworks to Survive and Thrive As An Artist
Creatives talk a lot about artistic craft, but what about soul craft? How is our work connected to the larger rhythms of our spiritual lives?
As we see in the Exodus story of the Wise-Hearted Ones, God bestows not only creative knowledge and skill, but frameworks of support to sustain both work and spirit. What are these frameworks and how can we cultivate them? How might they make us better artists and leaders? Lisa Smith breaks down how spiritual formation and community engagement are integral to our creative growth.
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Wise-Hearted Ones: Shedding the False Dichotomy with Marlita Hill
As Christian artists, it’s easy to see our artistic practices as separate from our personal faith. How can we begin to integrate our mediums with our ministry? Are these parts of ourselves so separate after all?
Joining Lisa this week is Marlita Hill, a choreographer, multi-published author, and 20+ year educator who serves an international audience in the intersection of faith, art, and entrepreneurship. Marlita is the founder of the Kingdom Artist Institute (KAI), a discipleship program for Christian artists building art careers in the marketplace.
In this conversation, Lisa and Marlita dive deeper into what it means to be wise-hearted, how to wait on God’s timing, and why it doesn’t really matter whether you bloom late or bloom early.
Connect with Marlita via the KAI mailing list and on Instagram at @iammarlitahill. Also, check out her blog and podcast, The Kingdom Art Life.
Website: https://marlitahill.com
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An Artist Ordained with Lisa Smith
What if HOW we create is just as important as WHAT we create due to this divine call? Artists selected by God have a high calling — one that requires everything be surrendered to the Maker. Continuing the Wise-Hearted Ones series, Lisa Smith dives into the artistic giftings God gave to master artisans when he ordained them to create the Tabernacle. Take time to consider this self-sacrificial call, filled with joy, freedom, and efficacy, and ponder what that means for us as we seek to bring to life the gifts the Spirit of God has filled us with.
How does the Wise-Hearted Ones resonate with your creative journey? Join the conversation at www.soulmakers.org/bemakedo
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Wise-Hearted Ones: Called By Name. Called By Heart. with Lisa Smith
What does “wise-hearted” even mean? In this episode, podcast host Lisa Smith unravels a story of divine, artistic collaboration. An unlikely group of craftsmen, wandering the arid desert, are called by name, by God, to build Him a dwelling place called the Tabernacle. The Exodus account details how God specifically calls artists to make use of aesthetics, which make divine messages more tangible. The term “wise-hearted” signifies deep wisdom and skill, and emphasizes the spiritual depth in which artists work. The Tabernacle story dispels myths about artists’ societal role and showcases God’s intention for them to serve as makers.
How does your creative calling resonate with the Wise-Hearted Ones?
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Gathering & Community For Artists with Stephen Roach of Makers & Mystics
In a special conversation, host Lisa Smith sits down with Stephen Roach, founder of The Breath and The Clay creative arts organization and host of the Makers & Mystics podcast. As a poet, musician, and self-proclaimed “creative instigator,” Stephen takes Lisa through the concept of what it means for artists to be architects of hope.
The two also dive into the gravity and healing nature of meeting in person with other artists, as Stephen prepares for the 2024 Breath and Clay Creative Arts Gathering in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on March 22-24.
Learn more about the Breath and Clay Creative Arts Gathering: https://www.thebreathandtheclay.com/
Listen to the Makers & Mystics podcast: https://www.makersandmystics.com/
Connect on Instagram: @thebreathandtheclay @makersandmystics
Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebreathandtheclay/ https://www.facebook.com/makersandmystics
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