On the creative journey, it's easy to get lost, but don't worry, you'll lift off.

Sometimes you just need a creative pepsa.

How do you find that belonging that you're looking for in your creative practice?

I remember this moment at a particular conference prior to 2020, we'll say, you know, mid-2010s, where it was the after

party and I was just feeling in the right place at the right time, just so in sync, just

in that sweet spot creatively.

And it's an incredible thing.

The only problem is that it's temporary, that these spaces change.

And what feels right today won't necessarily be where you need to be tomorrow.

And so if you're in a place where the platform that used to feel like home feels stagnant or has

maybe rapidly changed, or if you feel like the tools and the instruments that used to feel

like an extension of your body now feel clumsy and awkward, or maybe you used to work in this medium or industry, and it used to

feel like a perfect fit, but now it feels like an itchy sweater. If that's you, if you're feeling

that chafing and you don't feel that fit in that belonging, what do you do? How do you start to navigate transitions like that?

Today on the show, we've got a longtime friend of the podcast and a friend of mine,

someone who I just absolutely adore and loved catching up with.

Morgan Harper Nichols is back, poet, visual artist, and just, you know,

neurodivergent friend of mine. We just can go into these rabbit holes and just get lost

talking about creative stuff. And that's what we did today. And it was tons of fun. Very,

very inspiring. And I'm excited for you to

dive in. I feel like the conversation just gets better and better. And we get some really,

really interesting stuff. So stick around for all of that. And then stick to the end because I'm

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