May 15, 2025  Playing Possum Podcast  Mini Episode 4: Just Jamey    Keywords art, identity, self-discovery, grief, family, legacy, creativity, love, personal journey, podcast Summary   In this episode, Jamey from the Playing Possum Collective shares a personal narrative reflecting on his journey as an artist, the struggles with identity, the impact of grief, and the importance of family connections. He reads excerpts from his writings, exploring themes of love, loss, and the rediscovery of creativity. Jamey emphasizes the significance of embracing one's talent and the legacy left behind through art and personal stories.   Takeaways Jamey reflects on his absence from recent episodes due to personal commitments. He discusses the struggle of identifying as an artist despite having formal education. Art became a means of coping with grief after the loss of his mother. Family traditions and connections play a significant role in his life and work. Jamey emphasizes the importance of expressing love and gratitude through creativity. He shares how his artistic journey has been influenced by personal relationships. The act of painting and writing serves as a therapeutic outlet for Jamey. He acknowledges the support of family in his creative endeavors. Legacy and the memories of loved ones are central themes in his work. Jamey expresses hope for future collaborations and continued artistic growth.   Please share any takeaways you had from the episode! Tag us @playing.possum.collective on Instagram and @playingpossumcollective.com on Bluesky. Or email us at playingpossumcollective@gmail.com.    Follow Us on Instagram Follow Us on Bluesky Watch this episode on YouTube Visit the Playing Possum Collective Website Playing Possum Podcast Website Sign up for our newsletter!  Share this episode with friends!  We’re now on Apple Podcast!    Check out the Possums individual creative endeavours.  See Katherine Edmonds’ work!  See Kacey Montgomery’s work! See Jamey Hudnall’s work!