All of This & More with Charlotte Donlon

Charlotte Donlon talks to Robin Lippincott about his book, Blue Territory, Joan Mitchell, all kinds of art, writing, and a wide range of related topics. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon introduces Robin Lipincott and her conversation with Robin, which you can listen to in the following episode, Episode 22.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to Jared Ledesma about art, life, and a wide range of related topics. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon introduces Jared Ledesma and her conversation with Jared, which you can listen to in the following episode, Episode 20.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to Paul Cordes Wim about art, life, and a wide range of related topics. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon introduces Paul Cordes Wilm and her conversation with Paul, which you can listen to in the following episode, Episode 18.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to Liz Charlotte Grant about her reading and writing life, her  book Knock at the Sky: Seeking God in Genesis after Losing Faith in the Bible, and the themes of memory, faith, and becoming. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to Martha Park about her reading and writing life, her new book— World Without End: Essays on Apocalypse and After —, and the themes of memory, faith, and becoming. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to the first Poet Laureate of the city of Birmingham, Salaam Green, about her reading and writing life, her new book—The Other Revival—, and the themes of memory, faith, and becoming. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to author Leyla King about her reading and writing life, her new book—Daughters of Palestine: A Memoir in Five Generations—, and the themes of memory, faith, and becoming. Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

In this All of This & More mini-season on Memory, Faith, and Becoming, Charlotte Donlon invites a few authors to share their own stories and insights about how memory, faith, and doubt form us to be our full selves. Together, we explore:How personal and collective memory influence our identities and relationships.The ways faith and doubt can open us to deeper connection, growth, and transformation.The role of storytelling in honoring our histories, healing wounds, and imagining new possibilities.I hope these episodes encourage you to reflect on your own memories, to honor the questions you carry, and to notice how faith and doubt are shaping your own becoming.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon speaks with Tyler Jones about finding a sense of belonging through art. This episode is part one of their conversation.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon speaks with Tyler Jones about finding belonging through art. This episode is part one of their conversation.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon speaks with Bettina Byrd-Giles about finding belonging through art. This episode is part two of their conversation.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon speaks with Bettina Byrd-Giles about finding belonging through art. This episode is part one of their conversation.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte Donlon talks to Tanya Davis about belonging through art.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

In this new mini-season on Belonging through Art, Charlotte Donlon invites a few guests on the show to share their own stories and insights about belonging through art. They talk about how different forms and genres of art shape identity, help us process grief and joy, and bring people together across differences. Our hope is that these conversations will inspire you to notice the art in your own life and to consider how it might be inviting you into deeper connection.Read the show notes and transcripts at allofthisandmore.com.

Charlotte talks to Reverend Nhien Vuong about her new book, The Enneagram of the Soul: A 40-Day Spiritual Companion for the 9 Types.Learn more about Rev Nhien and her book here.Read the show notes and transcript here.

Charlotte talks to author Tanya Davis about her new book, Threads: A Tapestry of Life in the Black Community of Shiloh and Beyond.Learn more about Tanya and the book here.See the show notes and transcript here.

Charlotte talks to author Cara Meredith about her new book Church Camp: Bad Skits, Cry Night, and How White Evangelicalism Betrayed a Generation.Learn more about Cara and her book here.Read the show notes and transcript here.

Charlotte talks to author Emely Rumble about her new book Bibliotherapy in the Bronx.Learn more about Emely and her book here.Read the show notes and transcript here.

Read the show notes and transcript here.*I’m so glad you’re here for the first official episode of All of This & More.Why It Matters: Every beginning is an act of trust—a step into the unknown, with the belief that something meaningful will emerge. In this episode, I share why beginnings matter to me, how they shape us, and why returning to the idea that “always, we begin again” can offer freedom and possibility in our creative lives.One thing I’ve learned from starting new things (and letting some of them go) is that beginnings aren’t about perfection-they’re about presence. They’re about showing up as we are, moving forward through uncertainty, and trusting that even the smallest new start matters.>>> This episode is a solo reflection on the power of beginnings—how ballet classes in first grade, unexpected endings, and the cycles of creativity have shaped my story. >>> I talk about courage, surrender, and the invitation to embrace new chapters, whether they come with excitement or with loss. >>> I also offer a simple exercise to help you reflect on your formative beginnings and how they continue to shape who you are becoming.This first mini-season features conversations with four wonderful women authors, as well as this solo reflection.

Read the show notes and transcript here.*A podcast for the curious soul—those drawn to the rich intersections of art, faith, belonging, and wonder. Hosted by Charlotte Donlon, a writer, spiritual director, and gatherer, each episode of All of This & More invites listeners and viewers to explore topics that illuminate our shared longing for connection and meaning. Through thoughtful conversations, reflections, and creative prompts, Charlotte helps listeners discover practical ways to make room for art and other good things. The podcast is designed to broaden your sense of belonging to yourself, others, the divine, your places, and the broader world around you. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, wrestling with questions of belief, or simply hoping to deepen your engagement with art, beauty, and mystery, All of This & More offers a welcoming space to listen, reflect, and grow.