Creative Adventures - An accidental podcast
A monthly podcast in which artist @stevexoh follows a fascinating and wonky chain of thought that meanders through creativity, philosophy, psychology, nature, neurodiversity, mental health, creatures, wonder, and whatever weird project is consuming his attention at the time.
Steve originally set out to create an accessible audio version of his Substack but quickly realised he had accidentally started a podcast.
“Ruminations on the turning of the seasons, creativity and neurodiversity, all to the tune of birdsong. Lovely.” — Podcast Rex
Creative Adventures - An accidental podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode #15: Digital marginalia, the paradoxical grief of completion and becoming Connie Cyclonic
In this episode I try to find ways of bringing the art of marginalia to a podcast, realise I may be somewhat addicted to the psychological tension created by an incomplete project and reflect on a profound experience that began with the discove...
Episode #14: From grope to rote, the inelegant art of synaptic pruning and the hobgoblin of little minds
In this episode I talk about the importance of breaking routines whilst breaking my own routine, reflect on how the biological process of synaptic pruning might be a useful metaphor for creative practice and consider whether the accidental purs...
Episode #13: Start before you are ready, the scaffolding of meaning, and the existential habit of commoditising nature
In this episode I realise how important meaning is as a way of organising my attention, reflect on the value of starting before I am ready in any creative endeavour and try to understand why human beings seek out quiet and stillness in nature o...
Episode #12: From midges to nuclear terror, the microtonal power of therapeutic art and the performative solemnity of the consummate professional
In this episode, encountering some midges on a run gets me reflecting on nuclear terror in the 1980s, I contemplate how therapeutic art works brilliantly in the gaps between words, and explore why acts of carnival are vital for weirdos trying t...
Episode #11: Episode #11: Iridescent corvid secrets, the lost soul of Battersea and the art of the intentional ending
In this episode I investigate a strange fact I was sent about crows being rainbow coloured, explore impermanence and the art of ending projects at their peak, and lament the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station and what that can teach us ab...
