Release Pain and Suffering Through Embracing the Color Purple (#4)
r.i.p. bell hooks
Welcome to another episode of “Unbridled Expression with Kymberlee della Luce”! In this episode, I talk about the energy of the Solstice, and how to release pain and suffering through embracing the color purple. I pay homage to bell hooks, Prince, and my mama and talk about my struggles with boxes and keep exploring the concept of “cluster analysis” which was mentioned in last week’s episode, “Transformative Obstacles, Collective Care and Singing the Blues!“
I just started making videos of the podcast using my art. I’ve embedded the video below. There are videos for each podcast over on YouTube.
Please enjoy!
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Mentioned in this show:
- Artistic practice.
- The benefits of self-expression and reflection.
- “Teaching to Transgress” by bell hooks
- Purple Rain by Prince
- Settlers of Catan
- Brian Eno’s Oblique Strategies.
- Dance party!
- My favorite holiday film and why it’s problematic.
I also read a poem and find some interesting synchronicities along the way. ✨
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Unbridled Expression with Kymberlee della Luce is designed to stimulate and entertain you. Chocked full of thoughts, stories, questions, and advice on topics including everything from creativity, culture and relationships to the experience of being an unbridled woman and artist, it’s intimate, raw, and decidedly unbridled. New episodes every Wednesday (because, Mercury). Kymberlee truly hopes it ends up on your Spotify wrapped as your favorite podcast. Feel free to reach out to her on Twitter or drop a comment below. To listen to any of the past episodes for free, visit this page.
