Skip to content
The Resilient Artist Podcast podcast artwork

The Resilient Artist Podcast

by Elliot

What does it take to stay creative when the work dries up, the rejections stack, and self-doubt starts to bite? I’m Elliot Cowan — actor of stage and screen (The Conjuring: The Last Rites, King & Conqueror, Da Vinci’s Demons, Foundation). After 25 years in this unpredictable business, I’ve learned that success isn’t just about talent — it’s about resilience. Each episode is a candid reflection from the front lines of a creative life: the wins, the knock-backs, the lessons, and the mindset that keeps you going. Whether you’re an actor, artist, or anyone trying to build a life around your craft, this podcast will remind you that you’re not alone — and that your art is only as strong as the spirit behind it. I’m Elliot Cowan. I am The Resilient Artist — and so are you.

From the show's RSS feed, refreshed Apr 21, 2026. Source feed.

Subscribe Bookmark

Episodes

  1. The Resilient Artist - Fear in a Safe Space : Father vs Horror

    Elliot Cowan, a professional actor and coach, discusses the resilience required in the entertainment industry and the power of horror in storytelling. He shares insights on the impact of horror in entertainment and explores the theatrical experience of 'A Ghost in Your Ear.' Additionally, he…

    more
  2. The Resilient Artist Podcast - Episode 2 - Starting 2026 with Power

    Elliot Cowan, the Resilient Artist, shares insights on resilience, creativity, and self-tape esteem for actors and creatives. He emphasizes the importance of autonomy, agency, and self-expression in the face of industry challenges and uncertainty. Takeaways Resilience as a non-negotiable aspect…

    more
  3. The Resilient Artist's Guide to Self-Tapesteem, Course Guide, Intro

    The Resilient Artist's Guide to Self Tape Esteem provides insights into the emotional impact of self-tapes on artists, the desire for validation, financial pressures, and the depletion experienced after self-tapes. It also explores the treatment of actors by casting directors, the impact of COVID...

  4. The Resilient Artist - Episode 1 - Jospeh Millson

    Summary In this engaging conversation, Elliot and Joseph Millson explore the multifaceted journey of an artist, focusing on resilience, the challenges of acting, and the importance of mental health. They discuss the evolution of the Royal Shakespeare Company, the impact of self-taping on…

    more

About this show

What does it take to stay creative when the work dries up, the rejections stack, and self-doubt starts to bite?

I’m Elliot Cowan — actor of stage and screen (The Conjuring: The Last Rites, King & Conqueror, Da Vinci’s Demons, Foundation). After 25 years in this unpredictable business, I’ve learned that success isn’t just about talent — it’s about resilience.

Each episode is a candid reflection from the front lines of a creative life: the wins, the knock-backs, the lessons, and the mindset that keeps you going.

Whether you’re an actor, artist, or anyone trying to build a life around your craft, this podcast will remind you that you’re not alone — and that your art is only as strong as the spirit behind it.

I’m Elliot Cowan. I am The Resilient Artist — and so are you.

Hosted by

Elliot

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Resilient Artist Podcast have?

The Resilient Artist Podcast has 4 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 11, 2026.

What is The Resilient Artist Podcast about?

What does it take to stay creative when the work dries up, the rejections stack, and self-doubt starts to bite? I’m Elliot Cowan — actor of stage and screen (The Conjuring: The Last Rites, King & Conqueror, Da Vinci’s Demons, Foundation). After 25 years in this unpredictable business, I’ve learned...

How often does The Resilient Artist Podcast release new episodes?

The Resilient Artist Podcast publishes weekly, based on its 4 episodes since December 2025.

Who hosts The Resilient Artist Podcast?

The Resilient Artist Podcast is created and hosted by Elliot.
Link copied