Artist Recovery Podcast

Rich Wright
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Artist Recovery Podcast is Bringing Light to the Darkside of Art. I’m Rich Wright, your host — and here we're redefining recovery as Renewal, Resilience and Creative Transformation. Because for artists, it’s more than survival… it’s Remembering.This show is about the real journey of being a working creative — the highs, the lows, the pivots, and the reinventions that shape who we are. Together we’ll explore how setbacks can spark transformation, how loss can open new paths, and how resilience fuels the heart of every artist’s story.If you’ve ever faced doubt, setback, or the call to reinvent yourself, you’re in the right place. Let’s recover — and create — together.” Want to be a guest on Artist Recovery Podcast? Send Rich Wright a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/artistrecovery

  1. 5D AGO

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 20 | From Addiction to Agency: Grant Curtis's Creative Comeback

    What does it look like when a creative director loses everything at the height of his career and builds something better on the other side of sobriety?  In this episode, Rich Wright sits down with Grant Curtis, founder of Curtis Creative Agency and United Headwear, for a raw, unfiltered conversation about addiction, identity, and the grit it takes to start over with clarity. Grant spent nearly 16 years inside a growing apparel brand in Tacoma, Washington, working his way up from screen printer to creative director after getting his foot in the door at 19 years old, lying about knowing how to screen print on day one, and figuring it out before Monday morning. That kind of resourcefulness carried him through two decades of building other people's brands, until the day they laid him off just 7 months into his sobriety. $60,000 in debt, a mortgage to cover, and a newly clear head, Grant chose to build rather than break. Rich and Grant go deep on what it really means to recover, not just from substances, but from the version of yourself that you outgrew. They talk about cocaine addiction and the financial wreckage it leaves behind, how early sobriety and a layoff happened in the same season, why athletics became Grant's anchor instead of a coping mechanism, and how the gym, running, and cycling became the discipline that holds everything together. Grant shares the story behind United Headwear, originally called United by Sobriety, a headwear brand born out of a creative gap in the market for sober culture, and the honest reality of rebranding when your first instinct was bigger than your bandwidth. They also dig into the quiet power of the founder's story, the creative perfectionism that holds artists back, and why building in public from the ground floor is what creates real community. This episode ends with one of the most unexpected moments of the season. Grant reveals that his sobriety date is September 25th. His baby's due date is September 24th. And the number 4 has been his lucky number since his soccer days. Connect with Grant: Website: https://www.curtiscreativeagency.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantalexcurtis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtiscreativeagency Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtiscreativeagency Join Podmatch:  https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery Dyslexia Classes: https://www.skool.com/dyslexia-classes #SobrietyRecovery #AddictionRecoveryStory #CreativeEntrepreneur #GraphicDesignerCareer #BrandBuilder #CreativeDirectorJourney #SoberLifestyle #CocaineAddictionRecovery #ApparelIndustryCareer #HeadwearBrand #ScreenPrintingCareer #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #SobrietyAndBusiness #BuildingABrandFromScratch #AthleticDisciplineSobriety #GymAndRecovery #AAAlcoholicsAnonymous #LayoffAndEntrepreneurship #SoberCreative #UnitedHeadwear #CurtisCreativeAgency #RecoveryPodcast #PodcastForCreatives #SobrietyMilestone #FounderStory #ProductDevelopmentApparel #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd #grantcurtis  Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    3h 8m

  2. MAY 8

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 19 | Lucinda Sage-Midgorden: When Story Becomes the Healing Path

    What happens when a life spent observing, feeling, and questioning everything becomes the very foundation of a creative calling?  In this episode, Rich Wright sits down with Lucinda Sage-Midgorden, a storyteller, educator, author, podcaster, and lifelong student of the human experience whose creative journey is as layered as the stories she tells. Lucinda grew up moving from town to town across the Pacific Northwest, learning early how to read a room, adapt to new environments, and find her footing in unfamiliar places.  That constant navigation did not just teach her resilience. It taught her how to see people. How to observe the invisible forces shaping behavior. And eventually, how to ask the question that would change everything: not "why is this happening to me," but "what am I supposed to learn from this?" Lucinda's story is a masterclass in the long arc of the artistic life. She shares how her father, a self-taught dyslexic machinist and lay minister, used family movie nights to teach his children how to think about human nature. How journaling saved her at the moment she needed it most. How the theater community became the first place she felt truly seen. And how a decision to sell their house and circle the globe with her husband Barry became the defining act of creative courage in her life.Her spiritual thread runs quietly through all of it. From a childhood confirmation that cracked her heart wide open, to leaving a toxic church environment because she heard four words clearly in her mind, to studying Deepak Chopra, M. Scott Peck, and Gregg Braden as she built a new interior life rooted in New Thought and Reiki practice.  For Lucinda, creativity and spirituality have never been separate. Her mentor said it best, and she has carried it with her ever since: theater is a spiritual endeavor. Today, Lucinda is the host of the Story Power Podcast, co-creator of the Classic Cinema with the Sage Sisters YouTube channel, author of the dual-timeline novel The Space Between Time, and the founder of Sage Woman Chronicles, a blog she built to practice her craft and sharpen her voice.  Connect with Lucinda: Website: https://sagewoman.life/ Join Podmatch: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery Dyslexia Classes: https://www.skool.com/dyslexia-classes-2483/about  #ArtistRecovery #CreativeResilience #HealingThroughArt #HighlySensitivePerson  #SensitiveSoul  #SpiritualCreativity #CreativeEntrepreneur  #IndependentAuthor  #CreativeBurnoutRecovery #PodcastForCreatives #NewThoughtSpirituality #ReikiAndCreativity #EmpathArtist #IntuitiveCreative #FindingYourVoice #CreativeCourage  #WomenInMinistry #DualTimelineNovel #OregonTrailFiction  #StoryPower #LucindaSageMidgorden #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #RichWrightPodcast #CreativeCalling #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd ⁠ ⁨@PodMatch_com⁩ ⁠ #beaguest #podmatchguest Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    1h 51m

  3. MAY 1

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 18 | Amy L. Bernstein: Wrangling Doubt to Reclaim Your Creative Life

    What happens when a lifetime of being told "no" finally meets the one voice that says "yes, do it anyway"? In this conversation, Rich Wright sits down with author, book coach, and creativity mentor Amy L. Bernstein for a deeply honest and soulfully resonant exchange that every creative who has ever doubted their right to create needs to hear. Amy is the author of Wrangling the Doubt Monster, a widely praised guide for creatives and professionals navigating self-doubt, the critically acclaimed speculative thriller Be Real, the award-winning YA novel Fran the Second Time Around, and the forthcoming family saga Tent City. She is also a book coach, workshop facilitator, and Substack writer whose platform Doubt Monster has become a gathering place for creatives who are done hiding. In this episode, Amy tells the truth about the journey. The drama kid who moved states and lost her creative community. The college application she fought for by advocating for herself when her father said no. The publishing internship that ended before it began. The man who sat her down and told her women could not write for a publication like the Village Voice. The morning on the train platform when she stood moments away from walking out of her own life. All of it unfiltered, all of it real. Amy and Rich explore the seeds of self-doubt planted in childhood and how they live quietly inside creatives for decades. They dig into the difference between allies and adversaries in the creative journey, and why the people who love us most are often the ones who fear our risks the most. They talk about the psychic cost of making art, the long game of gradual reinvention, and why permission, not talent, is the thing that most creative people are actually missing. Amy's tagline says it all: "I write stories that let readers feel while asking them to think."  Whether you are a writer, visual artist, musician, designer, or any kind of maker who has been told to be practical, this episode is the permission slip you have been waiting for. Connect with Amy: Website: https://amywrites.live/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amylbernstein/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/AmyLBernsteinAuthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amylbernstein Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCscYRJs-r3aeNLu_2Qmg_3w Join Podmatch: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery #CreativeSelfDoubt #OvercomingSelfDoubt #CreativeRecovery #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #WranglingTheDoubtMonster #AmyBernsteinAuthor #BookCoachForWriters  #SelfAdvocacyForCreatives #CreativeBurnout  #SelfDoubtAsACreative #WritingThroughSelfDoubt #PermissionToCreate #CreativeResilience #SensitiveCreatives #HealingThroughCreativity #ArtistMentalHealth #FindingYourCreativeVoice  #MentoringCreatives #CreativeLifeTruth #CreativeReinvention #CreativeJourneyPodcast #ArtistPodcast  #HowToStartCreatingAgain #CreativeConfidence #DoubtAsACreative #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd #beaguest #podmatchguest  @PodMatch_com ​ Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    1h 32m

  4. APR 24

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 17 | Kirsten Rudberg: Banned, Becoming & the Art of Living Slant

    What happens when the thing they punish you for turns out to be the very thing that saves you? Kirsten Rudberg: author, screenwriter, producer, and host of the Bite-Sized Blessings podcast has lived most of her life outrunning a label she didn't yet have: artist. Born in Illinois, raised across continents of Guyana, Pakistan, and the American Midwest, Kirsten grew up navigating worlds that didn't share the same rules, the same language, or the same idea of who she was supposed to be. That early exposure to multicultural landscapes, hand-embroidered pillowcases, and the vivid chaos of Lahore's streets wired her for something.  In eighth grade, school officials banned her from the library. She'd been reading 94 books a year and winning competitions. They were worried she wasn't developing socially. The girl who graduated class bookworm would graduate high school four years later as class clown and not in spite of being forced out of her sanctuary, but because of it. That's the kind of story Kirsten tells. The kind where the wound and the gift are the same thing. This episode follows her through decades of invisible creative laboring the ideas that percolated while wiping tables and busing dishes in Portland, the corporate Jumbotron moment that sent her packing her entire life into a U-Haul bound for Bellingham, Washington, the 700-question seminary personality test that finally named her an artist and gave her permission to become one. And then the pandemic arrived, the muses sat on her shoulders, and everything she'd been holding for twenty years started pouring out. Rich and Kirsten go deep on hyper-vigilance as a childhood survival tool turned creative superpower, the Catholic concept of charism: the sacred gift you're born to bring into the world, the liminal space between what science calls real and what the rest of humanity has always known, and why art, at its core, is always about becoming. Topics covered: ~Growing up across continents: Guyana, Pakistan, and the American Midwest ~Cultural identity, belonging, and learning to "speak the language" to survive ~Being banned from the library — and why it changed everything ~Creativity suppressed by trauma, survival, and the 9-to-5 ~The seminary personality test that finally said: you're an artist ~The pandemic as a creative awakening ~Charism — your sacred gift and your only real job ~Hypervigilance, highly sensitive creatives, and complex PTSD ~Why art dies when you take it too seriously? Connect with Kirsten: Website: https://bytesizedblessings.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirsten-rudberg-2021361ba Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edisonsucks1 #ArtistRecovery #CreativeJourney #ArtistLife #podmatchguest #MultidisciplinaryArtist #CreativeResilience #Becoming #Charism #HigblySensitivePerson #SoulForward #LongFormPodcast #IndependentArtist #CreativeRecovery #Polymath #ArtistPodcast #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd #beaguest  ⁨@PodMatch_com⁩   Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    2h 1m

  5. APR 17

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 16 | Paul Delaurier: Design, Healing & Walking out of the Dark.

    What does it look like when a creative keeps building while quietly carrying the weight of imposter syndrome, a fractured family foundation, and a soul still figuring out if it wants to stay? Paul Delaurier has spent decades answering that question through his work. A strategic designer and creative technologist born and raised in Detroit, Paul built his career from the ground up — literally starting in a basement office, pitching nail salons and pager stores in suits, cold.  From those early hustle days co-founding Eclipse Productions with mutual friend Dennis Leigghio, to leading brand work with Harley Davidson, The Black Keys, and Hickory Farms, to senior product design roles at NerdWallet and GTB Detroit — Paul's creative journey is a masterclass in quiet resilience. But behind the portfolio was a story he hadn't told. In this raw and deeply human conversation, Paul and host Rich Wright — who've known each other since the Eclipse days — finally pull back the curtain. Rich shares his own suicide attempt for the first time with Paul, and what unfolds is one of the most honest exchanges the Artist Recovery Podcast has produced. Two creatives from the same orbit, carrying invisible weight the other never knew about. Paul opens up about: Growing up in Warren, MI and how his parents' divorce at age 8 quietly installed a lifelong fear of failure disguised as ambition  ✦ Mad Magazine as his first portal into graphic design thinking — and why that fold-out back cover literally rewired his brain  ✦ Building Eclipse Layout Services with Dennis Leigghio in a basement, wearing suits to pitch pager stores  ✦ The chaos of living, working, and trying to grow up all in the same condo  ✦ Navigating imposter syndrome through agency work, startup pivots, and a commute he hated ✦ How a nearly empty gym in a Detroit apartment building changed his body, his mind, and his entire relationship with himself  ✦ Why it took until 2020 — and his wife's courage — to finally walk into a therapy room  ✦ What he discovered when he stopped pretending everything was fine This episode is for the creative who shows up to the work while quietly wrestling with something no one else can see. Because the design on the screen and the story behind the hands that made it — they're never the same thing. Connect with Paul: Website: https://www.pauldelaurier.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauldelaurier Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulmdelaurier Dribble: https://dribbble.com/pauldelaurier  #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #CreativeMentalHealth #ImposterSyndrome #GraphicDesignCareer #UXDesign #DetroitCreatives #PaulDelaurier #MentalHealthForMen #HealingThroughCreativity  #CreativeEntrepreneur  #NerdWallet #HarleyDavidsonBranding #EclipseDesign #CreativeCommunity #ArtistBurnout #CouplesTherapy #VulnerabilityMen #CreativeResilience #DesignCareer #SeniorProductDesigner  #DetroitMichigan #HealingJourney #BrandStrategy #ArtistLife #CreativeWellness #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd  Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    1h 60m

  6. APR 10

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 15 | From Queens to Global Boardrooms: Michael Wendroff's Full Circle

    What happens when a boy raised between two worlds — a rabbi's son in an all-gentile neighborhood, a scholarship kid in the middle of Manhattan — refuses to stop learning, creating, and evolving? Michael Wendroff's story is exactly that kind of full-circle journey. In this episode of the Artist Recovery Podcast, marketing consultant and debut thriller author Michael Wendroff joins Rich Wright for a conversation that spans Queens, New York City, global boardrooms, and the pages of a book that began with a mother's words whispered at birth: "How nice to see you again." From growing up quietly on the outside of things — finding his first real sense of belonging on a track field — to earning his MBA at 21, working inside a literary agency before anyone knew his name, and building a 30-year global marketing career, Michael's path was never a straight line. It was always a spiral. Always coming back around. His debut thriller What Goes Around, published by Head of Zeus/Bloomsbury and now available in hardcover, ebook, audiobook, and paperback — with foreign rights sold in Italian, Japanese, and Hungarian — explores reincarnation, unbreakable bonds, and the question of whether the soul really does keep returning to learn what it hasn't yet mastered. In this episode we explore: ~Growing up ostracized, and how solitude became a superpower ~The publishing world from the inside — agents, editors, and the art of the query letter ~The psychology of men's hair color (yes, really — and it goes deep) ~Why the pandemic became the permission slip to finally write ~What it means to grieve a fictional character you had to kill off ~The 50/50 reality of being a traditionally published author today: 50% writing, 50% marketing ~Reincarnation, Dr. Brian Weiss, soul bonds, and the spiritual thread woven through this entire life story Whether you're a writer, a creative entrepreneur, a maker working through your next chapter — or someone who has ever felt like an outsider who somehow ended up exactly where they were supposed to be — this conversation will stay with you. Connect with Michael Wendroff: Website: https://www.michaelwendroff.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelwendroff Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mwendroff FB: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelWendroffAuthor X: https://x.com/mwendroff Join Podmatch: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #MichaelWendroff #WhatGoesAround  #DebutNovelist #BloomsburyPublishing  #HowToGetPublished #BookMarketing #AuthorMarketing #CreativeEntrepreneur #MarketingConsultant #ReincarnationThriller #PandemicCreativity #HowToWriteAThriller #PublishingIndustry #NYUMBA #GlobalMarketing #AuthorInterview #WritingProcess #CharacterDevelopment #BrianWeiss #ManyLivesManyMasters #SpiritualCreativity #CreativeBusiness #BookLaunch #CreativesPodcast #HeartCenteredBusiness #richwrightunlimited #richwrightartist #richwrightunltd #podmatchguest #beaguest  @PodMatch_com ​ Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    1h 40m

  7. APR 3

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 14 | Julia Stege: How Authentic Branding Attracts Your Soul Tribe

    What happens when a rebel artist stops fighting the system — and starts building her own? In this episode Rich Wright sits down with Julia Stege — pioneering graphic designer, branding artist, and creator of Magical Marketing — for a deeply honest conversation about creative identity, resilience, and what it truly means to build a heart-centered business. Julia's story is one that artists, creatives, and soul-driven entrepreneurs will recognize in their bones. From being rejected by her high school Art Honors Society three years in a row, to getting fired from every Manhattan design job she was brilliant enough to earn, to eventually helping thousands of out-of-the-box creatives build authentic brands online — Julia has lived the full arc of the creative recovery journey. In this episode:  → Why creative children are systematically discouraged — and how it follows artists into adulthood  → How her rebellious spirit became the engine of her entrepreneurial success  → The shift from revolutionary activist to heart-centered brand strategist  → Why authentic marketing outperforms hype-driven tactics every time  → The Law of Attraction meets branding: how "like attracts like" is the most powerful marketing strategy available to soul-led entrepreneurs  → Why you don't have to niche yourself into a box — and what to do instead  → The concept of the "world-changing message" that unifies everything you do into one magnetic brand identity. Julia founded Graphic Girls in 1995 and built brand identities for clients including the Museum of Modern Art, Carnegie Hall, Burger King, Café Gratitude, Birkenstock, and Julia Butterfly Hill. In 2006 she became a certified Strategic Attraction Coach. By 2011 she launched Magical Marketing — a brand built on the principles of authenticity, intuition, attraction, and transformation. Her message is clear: the creative economy rewards those who are willing to be real. Whether you're a healer, artist, designer, coach, or any kind of creative entrepreneur asking "how do I build a brand that actually feels like me?"  Connect with Julia: https://magical-marketing.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/magicalmarketer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MagicalMarketer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soultribeattraction/ Join Podmatch:  https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery #AuthenticBranding #SoulLedEntrepreneur #CreativeEntrepreneur #ArtistRecovery #MagicalMarketing #JuliaStege #richwrightartist #richwrightunlimited #richwrightunltd #artistrecoverypodcast #LawOfAttractionMarketing #HeartCenteredBusiness #BrandingForCreatives #PersonalBranding #YouDontHaveToNiche #RenaissanceCreative #SoulTribe #WorldChangingMessage #GraphicDesignCareer #CreativeIdentity #AuthenticMarketing #SpiritualEntrepreneurship #CreativeResilience #ArtistBurnoutRecovery #BrandingStrategy #FemaleEntrepreneur #IntuitiveBusiness #CreativeBusinessCoach #AttractionMarketing #AuthenticEntrepreneur #HealingThroughCreativity #CreativeConfidence #ArtistMindset Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    1h 56m

  8. MAR 27

    Artist Recovery Podcast S2 Ep. 13 | Jim Marshall: The Man Who Mapped Human Nature

    What happens when a child with a photographic memory, ignored by his parents and silenced by nuns, decides to figure out the human race — on his own? You get Jim Marshall. In this episode of the Artist Recovery Podcast, host Rich Wright sits down with one of the most quietly revolutionary thinkers alive today — author, inventor, and polymathic scholar Jim Marshall. With over 50,000 hours devoted to studying human development across psychology, theology, engineering, philosophy, law, parapsychology, and metaphysics, Jim didn't just learn about the human experience — he mapped it. Jim is the creator of Septemics — a groundbreaking periodic table of human nature consisting of 35 seven-level scales that decode patterns in human behavior for analysis, prediction, and transformation. After 40+ years as a human development engineer, treating and training hundreds of clients, and 28 years of formal education, Jim turned decades of empirical observation into a single system that anyone can use to understand themselves and the people around them. Rich and Jim explore: ~ Growing up in New York City with parents who paid him no attention — and the moment at 8 years old he decided he was on his own ~ How a strict Jesuit military prep school became the first place Jim truly felt at home — because the teachers were as serious about knowledge as he was ~ The link between writing Latin poetry at 17, meditating daily for over 40 years, and engineering a system that dissolves anxiety and depression at the root  ~ How Septemics was born — the 1995 breakthrough moment when a 6-level scale revealed its hidden 7th level, and the mathematics embedded inside changed everything ~ The practical application of 35 scales for relationships, finances, creativity, addiction recovery, and mental health — without chemicals, without guesswork  Jim also shares the hard-won personal story behind his career: the son who grew up without a father's acknowledgment, the decades of scholarship and meditation that replaced emotional noise with clarity, and the quiet, unshakeable confidence of a man who has never made a house payment, never worried about the stock market, and never stayed in a conversation longer than it deserved. Connect with Jim: Website: https://septemics.com Join Podmatch: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/artistrecovery #Septemics #JimMarshall #HumanNature #SelfAwareness #HumanDevelopment #Polymath #MeditationBenefits #AnxietyRelief   #UnderstandingPeople #EmotionalIntelligence #HumanBehavior #ArtistRecoveryPodcast #RichWright #SpiritualDevelopment #PsychologyAlternative #BiofeedbackTherapy #SocraticMethod #HighAchieverMindset #CuriosityAndLearning #MentalHealthAlternatives #BehavioralPrediction #HumanPotential #LifeTransformation #SelfImprovementPodcast #ConsciousnessExpansion #MotivationalPodcast #MindsetShift #richwrightunlimited #richwrightartist #richwrightunltd #podmatchguest #beaguest  ⁨@PodMatch_com⁩   Support the show Always remember, Listen to your Heart and Be Kind to Your Mind! -Rich Wright Follow us here: https://www.theartistrecovery.com Join the Community: https://www,artrecroom.com Listen Weekly at: https://www.artistrecoverypodcast.com Connect: Instagram Facebook X TikTok Linkedin

    2h 37m
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Artist Recovery Podcast is Bringing Light to the Darkside of Art. I’m Rich Wright, your host — and here we're redefining recovery as Renewal, Resilience and Creative Transformation. Because for artists, it’s more than survival… it’s Remembering.This show is about the real journey of being a working creative — the highs, the lows, the pivots, and the reinventions that shape who we are. Together we’ll explore how setbacks can spark transformation, how loss can open new paths, and how resilience fuels the heart of every artist’s story.If you’ve ever faced doubt, setback, or the call to reinvent yourself, you’re in the right place. Let’s recover — and create — together.” Want to be a guest on Artist Recovery Podcast? Send Rich Wright a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/artistrecovery

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  • Creator
    Rich Wright
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    72
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Artist Recovery LLC
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    Artist Recovery Podcast