Not Sorry Art Podcast

This podcast not only gives great advice on how to approach art-making, but it is healing my low income inner child by naming experiences I thought were unnamable. This podcast and her visual art shine a light on class, creativity, and capitalism.

Sari – I have been a fan of your work for a long time, and I preordered your book a few weeks ago, however I just found your podcast and I am loving it! I love that you are smart, down to earth, considerate, determined, kind and that you weave in your back story here and there. My story is similar to yours in some ways – mostly that I have been learning through a series of 100 day projects. I am getting better bit by bit. And I am learning a lot listening to you. Going to dip my toe in oil paints soon – feeling more confident since I recently listened to your podcast with Mary from Gamblin. Feel free to follow me on Insta – @AmyDeanArt. You’re awesome and I am a bit fan! Amy D. p.s. This is the first review I have ever left on a podcast!

As an artist and art educator, I enjoy the variety of subjects and the choice of people Sari chooses to interview. Her interview questions are always really thoughtful and thought-provoking, and I appreciate that I can enjoy the podcast either when I am wanting to relax or be creatively inspired. One of my favorite things about Sari and her platform is that she is intentional about using her voice to create community and lift up other artists. Her show has an unpretentious, informative and comforting vibe that I have struggled to find in other art podcasts. Please keep on making the podcast! :)

Sari brings her personal narrative, intelligence, curiosity and ability to connect all together in this fantastic podcast. She balances research and self-cultivated knowledge with her personal experiences as a working artist together to tackle topics such as social media and AI’s impact in art to overcoming adversity and poverty to pursue a creative career.