Creative Responders Podcast - Creative Recovery Network

CREATIVE RESPONDERS

A podcast from the Creative Recovery Network that explores the unique power of the arts and creativity in disaster management.

Creative Responders shares stories and insights from artists, emergency management experts, creative leaders and impacted communities from across Australia as they prepare, respond and recover from natural disaster.

Each season, Scotia Monkivitch presents four audio documentaries from around Australia about how the arts can repair, rebuild and reunite communities trying to make sense of the unimaginable. The podcast also features a series of special one-on-one conversation episodes with the people working on the frontlines of the arts and emergency management sectors.

S2 E5

In Conversation with Dr Caroline Alcorso

S2 E4

Working sustainably in community practice

S2 E3

Storytelling in a changing climate: Indigenous art and tourism on the Great Barrier Reef

S2 E2

Community-led recovery in a time of cascading disasters

S2 E1

Growing new possibilities in the Snowy Valleys

S1 E11

In conversation with Vivien Davidson

S1 E10

In conversation with John Richardson

S1 E9

In conversation with Alex Kelly

S1 E8

In conversation with Kate Sulan

S1 E7

In conversation with Amanda Lamont

S1 E6

In conversation with Jeremy Smith

S1 E5

In conversation with John Lane

S1 E4

Artist’s well-being: Sustaining artists working with trauma impacted communities

S1 E3

The Tin-Sitters club: Farming, creativity, connection

S1 E2

Caring for country: Indigenous leadership in disaster management

S1 E1

A Sense of safety: What young people are capable of in the face of disaster

About the Production

Creative Responders is an initiative of the Creative Recovery Network hosted by Executive Officer Scotia Monkivitch. The series is produced by Scotia Monkivitch and Creative Recovery Network’s Jill Robson, in collaboration with Audiocraft – Executive Producer Jess O’Callaghan, Sound Engineer Tiffany Dimmack and Producer Nicole Hutton. Original music is composed by Mikey Squire.

How to listen

Listen and subscribe for free through Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocketcasts, Google Podcasts or any other podcast app.

All episodes are available to stream on the Creative Recovery Network website by clicking through to the episode at the links above. This is also where you can access transcripts and resources related to each episode.