PodParley PodParley
PodParley
Walking the Path of Creativity with (Creative) Kate Thomas episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 52 MIN

Walking the Path of Creativity with (Creative) Kate Thomas

from Radical Sacred · host Jenny Misslin and Phillip Dieke

We go on an imaginative journey with Kate Thomas, a UX strategist, visual designer, and artist who lets curiosity guide her work and her life's path. Kate’s way of being is rooted in her deep spirituality, love of nature, and enjoying the wonder of every day. What can we learn about ourselves and the holiness that calls to us when we take time to listen to the quiet still voice within and to follow the sound of our own genuine? We invite you into creativity, yearning, and honoring your sacred time and your sacred self in this lovely episode with the lovely Creative Kate. Show Notes:FigmaSabrina Ward HarrisonArt Farm in AnnapolisCreative Kate Website@thiscreativekate : check out her pinned post about creating pockets of hopeMorning Poem by Mary Oliver Wild Goose Festival Key TopicsKate's journey from graphic design to UX and art coachingThe role of curiosity and play in creativityUsing art as a spiritual and self-discovery practiceThe metaphor of compost and chaos in growth and renewalThe importance of boredom and silence in creativityConnecting with nature and spiritual practicesChapters00:30 Morning Reflections: The Power of Poetry02:00 Introducing Kate Thomas: A Journey of Creativity08:45 The Role of Art in Childhood and Self-Discovery13:23 Curiosity as a Guiding Force20:22 Listening to the Sound of the Genuine22:30 Navigating Work-Life Balance and Creative Expression30:16 Faith and Upbringing: The Roots of Creativity34:56 The Importance of Boredom and Imagination43:39 Finding Beauty in Chaos: The Compost Metaphor49:13 Future Endeavors: Eco-Grief and Community Engagement

What this episode covers

We go on an imaginative journey with Kate Thomas, a UX strategist, visual designer, and artist who lets curiosity guide her work and her life's path. Kate’s way of being is rooted in her deep spirituality, love of nature, and enjoying the wonder of every day. What can we learn about ourselves and the holiness that calls to us when we take time to listen to the quiet still voice within and to follow the sound of our own genuine? We invite you into creativity, yearning, and honoring your sacred time and your sacred self in this lovely episode with the lovely Creative Kate. Show Notes:FigmaSabrina Ward HarrisonArt Farm in AnnapolisCreative Kate Website@thiscreativekate : check out her pinned post about creating pockets of hopeMorning Poem by Mary Oliver Wild Goose Festival Key TopicsKate's journey from graphic design to UX and art coachingThe role of curiosity and play in creativityUsing art as a spiritual and self-discovery practiceThe metaphor of compost and chaos in growth and renewalThe importance of boredom and silence in creativityConnecting with nature and spiritual practicesChapters00:30 Morning Reflections: The Power of Poetry02:00 Introducing Kate Thomas: A Journey of Creativity08:45 The Role of Art in Childhood and Self-Discovery13:23 Curiosity as a Guiding Force20:22 Listening to the Sound of the Genuine22:30 Navigating Work-Life Balance and Creative Expression30:16 Faith and Upbringing: The Roots of Creativity34:56 The Importance of Boredom and Imagination43:39 Finding Beauty in Chaos: The Compost Metaphor49:13 Future Endeavors: Eco-Grief and Community Engagement

NOW PLAYING

Walking the Path of Creativity with (Creative) Kate Thomas

0:00 52:16

No transcript for this episode yet

We transcribe on demand. Request one and we'll notify you when it's ready — usually under 10 minutes.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

#417 | It's Not Far Down to Paradise

Jun 29, 2026 ·252m

Explicit
#416 | Stare Straight Ahead, Ignore the Responsibility

Jun 22, 2026 ·255m

Explicit
#415 | What's Real and What's For Sale?

Jun 15, 2026 ·284m

Explicit
#414 | This Is the Revelation of the Year

Jun 8, 2026 ·389m

Explicit
Ep 33 - SCAPE

Jun 5, 2026 ·19m

#413 | People Told Us It Would Never Transpire

Jun 1, 2026 ·265m

Explicit

Similar Podcasts

The Sacred +Profane Podcast nephtaragrace The Sacred + Profane Podcast is a provocative conversation dedicated to cementing a better future for all. We specialize in unpacking the nuances of what is considered sacred and profane, particularly focusing on sex, death, and all that pertains to the circle of life. Our aim in focusing on such ”taboo” subject matter is to demystify what is unconscious, bring to light what has been known for centuries as ”the occult,” and empower the rapid transformation that is occurring on the Planet. Explicit On Offense: Conversations with Kris Goldsmith Kristofer Goldsmith On Offense: Conversations with Kris Goldsmith features raw, urgent, and unfiltered conversations about the fight against fascism in America. Hosted by Kris Goldsmith — combat veteran, antifascist investigator, and founder of Task Force Butler and Veterans Fighting Fascism — this series brings you behind the scenes of the struggle to defend democracy from the radical right.These episodes include Substack Live interviews, collaborative deep dives, and audio dispatches that explore domestic extremism, authoritarian threats, and the growing grassroots resistance. You'll also hear voices from the broader antifascist movement, including co-hosts of the Find Out podcast — a sharp, unapologetic roundtable of veteran and activist creators pushing back against disinformation and hate.Whether you're a veteran, researcher, organizer, or concerned citizen, this feed will give you the context and clarity to join the fight — wherever you are.Because fighting fascism requires more than silence. <br Explicit God, S*x, & Everything In Between with Anahita Joon Anahita Joon Welcome to God, S*x & Everything Inbetween. I am Anahita Joon. Born and raised in Islamic Iran, I migrated to the US when I was 14 and began the journey to embodied freedom. For over a decade, I have been supporting female leaders to break free from systemic oppression and embrace the sacredness that is the core of every woman. This is the place you come to remember your innate wholeness, your innate Divinity and your utter and complete permission to be just the way you are. Each week, I will bring you interviews along with my spiritual and practical teachings. We’ll explore both the sacred and profane and dive deeply into all the things that have robbed women of our power and that good girls don’t talk about. Explicit How To Kill A Sacred Cow Jay Henehan How To Kill A Sacred Cow seeks to create a space where any topic is up for debate in a manner that is informed and promotes critical thought. Jay Henehan's intention isn’t to answer all the questions; but rather, to kill the mystique surrounding mainstream media and to help promote a healthy questioning of authority. How do you kill a sacred cow? You talk about it! Explicit

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this episode of Radical Sacred?

This episode is 52 minutes long.

When was this Radical Sacred episode published?

This episode was published on June 24, 2026.

What is this episode about?

We go on an imaginative journey with Kate Thomas, a UX strategist, visual designer, and artist who lets curiosity guide her work and her life's path. Kate’s way of being is rooted in her deep spirituality, love of nature, and enjoying the wonder of...

Can I download this Radical Sacred episode?

Yes, you can download this episode by clicking the download button on the episode player, or subscribe to the podcast in your preferred podcast app for automatic downloads.
URL copied to clipboard!