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The Brian Lehrer Show

Staying Creative Over a Lifetime

The Brian Lehrer Show

WNYC

Politics, News, News Commentary, Wnyc, Radio, Npr, Arts, New, Lerer, Media, Bryan, Nyc, Daily News, York, Public

4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2024

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Stacey D’Erasmo talks about her new book and what she discovered about how artists keep their creativity going throughout their lives.

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Brian Laird on

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on W.N.

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And to close the show,

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We're

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Brian Laird on WNYC.

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And to close the show show we're turning now to a new book and we're

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going to have another call in because the new book is called The Long Run by

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Stacy Durasmo in it she seeks to answer a tough question. How do

0:24.8

artists manage to keep making art over a long period of time? What does it take

0:30.3

to have a decades-long career as a creative or just be productive for decades?

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What's the secret ingredient?

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It probably doesn't come as a surprise that there's no one secret ingredient according

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to the book, but it does offer insight into many

0:44.8

different paths an artist life can take and what we can learn from those paths

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if we are artists trying to keep creating.

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So listeners, you can answer that question right off the bat.

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If you're an artist who's had a long career

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in any creative field, what has enabled you to continue making whatever your art is.

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212 433.

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WNYC 212 433 969. 962.

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Some of you know that Stacey Durasmo herself is a creative, a writer, who has written novels,

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including a sea horse year, the sky below, and tea.

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