art.fully.grounded
A new podcast about the intersection between art + spirituality
art.fully.grounded
Janie Brookshire and Clea Alsip are hosting a new podcast!
art.fully.grounded is a podcast about the intersection between art and spirituality. On each episode, we have conversations with artists about how they care for their spirit. Learning about their unique spiritual journeys and the tools, methods, modalities, and modalities they use to stay sane, connected, and inspired.
Our Welcome Episode and Welcome BONUS Episode are out now! Listen to the story of why we created this thing and get a preview of what we’ll dig into this season. And in the BONUS, hear me give a Tarot reading on the podcast herself, plus things get magical when we call in Janie’s Spirit Guides.
Our Upcoming Episodes:
Episode 1: MARINDA ANDERSON - October 15th
Episode 2: DEBORAH FISHER - October 29th
Episode 3: CHRIS CHALK - November 12th Episode 4: SUZIE GUILLETTE - November 26th Episode 5: RUIBO QIAN - December 10th
Meet the Team
Janie Brookshire
is an actor, writer, and conscious business consultant based in New York. She grew up in the south, where she dabbled in Sunday School, Ouija board, Women Who Run with the Wolves, and her mom’s rune and tarot readings. She holds an MFA in Acting from UNC-Chapel Hill. Her acting work has been seen in television and film, on and off-Broadway, and in regional theatres across the country. She is currently working on her first full-length play.
Clea Alsip
is an actress, producer, tarot reader, and energy healer. She has always been fascinated by alternative healing modalities, started meditating, doing yoga, and going vegetarian at 16 (her form of rebellion amidst her cattle ranching family in Oklahoma). She went to Stanford University for her undergraduate studies, followed by NYU’s Graduate Acting program for her MFA. She has performed on many a New York stage, including a fun stint on Broadway where she got to make out with Clive Owen, can be seen in various TV shows and indie films, and is a cofounder of the new not-for-profit production company, The COOP.
Rafiya Mason
(audio engineer) is an audio engineer who has worked on projects like ‘The History of Future Folk,’ a feature film directed by John Mitchell and Jerry Kipp Walker, “The Worst Cooks in America” for the Food Network, and the Howard Stern Show. She enjoys innovative projects that require improvisation and meaningful working relationships with a dedicated team. Her skills include audio editing, producing, and adapting to challenging environments as necessary during location audio. She most recently recorded interviews for Writing Our Way Out by Dr. David Coogan, now available on Spotify.
“Creativity has been tied to divinity since the ancient Greeks called upon the muses to grace them with their sacred wind, yet there has been a modern tendency for artists to shrink from personal declarations of faith. We want to dive right into this idea of faith and explore how spirituality and art are inextricably linked. On each episode, we dive into each guests unique spiritual upbringing and how they uniquely channel the divine/the muse/the universal spirit/the whatever-they-may-call-it in their own life and art.”
— Clea + Janie