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Called to Create is a podcast where your desire to create will be supported and celebrated through interviews with inspiring Latter-day Saint creators who are passionate about their craft and share helpful, real-life experiences that will guide you on your creative journey. Look for new episodes on the first and third Wednesday of each month.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
118 episodes
since Feb. 16, 2021
episodic
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Author Debbie Rasmussen talks about different times in her life when she was encouraged and prompted by others, after reluctantly sharing some of her writings.
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Host Cassidy Beck welcomes Heather Preece—wife, mother, school counselor, and psychology adjunct professor—who writes about motherhood, disability, mental health, faith, and finding peace when life doesn’t go as planned. Heather shares how a nudge to submit a personal essay launched her vulnerable …
Steve VanWagenen shares his perspective on finding and sharing gospel truths through unexpected sources.
For those that want to contact Steve directly, or purchase any of his books -- CreativeApplicationsLLC@gmail.comInformation about his custom illustration work -- www.IllustrateMyIdea.comLearning…
Welcome back to Called to Create! In this inspiring and heartfelt episode, we sit down with fantasy author, creativity mentor, and 2025 Praiseworthy Award winner Vanessa Thurgood to talk about creativity, faith, storytelling, motherhood, and learning to trust God through unexpected life pivots.
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Spark Award recipient, Lisa Smith, talks about her recipe book, "Desserts that Delight," and the joy that comes from sharing what we have with others.
Interview with Greg Matsen about his YouTube channel and podcast,
Greg Matsen is the founder of Cwic Media and the host of Cwic Show found on YouTube and podcast platforms, as well as the Editor for the Substack, "Alive and Intelligent."
Jason Lamont Jones, LDSPMA Praiseworthy Award Recipient, talks about the process of publishing his book, "One Day a Year." Biggest surprise for him was who the book ended up making the biggest impact on.
Meghan Hoesch is a professional editor with five years of experience working freelance for various publishing companies and other clients. Though she's done all aspects of the editing process, she specializes in copyediting/line editing and proofreading, and she enjoys finding mistakes and he…
Welcome back to Called to Create! In this deeply inspiring episode, hosts Scott and Darla Brandley sit down with BYU business professor, author, and Praiseworthy Award winner BJ Allen to explore a powerful and often overlooked aspect of the Savior’s atonement—His compensating power.
BJ shares the s…
Today we’re joined by author Kenneth Chamberlain. Raised across the American West and a former missionary to Brazil, Kenneth built an international business career working with startups, Fortune 500 companies, and organizations around the world before returning to his first love—storytelling. He no…
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