In this episode Pedro talks about developing rituals, habits and routines inspired by the practice of making art and the interactions with different world cultures.

This episode introduces David Allen’s GTD methodology with creatives and artists in mind.

This episode discusses both high level and practical ideas on creating a vision for creative projects and putting plans into action.

In this episode Pedro talks about his experience earning a masters degree in the arts and his thoughts on the advantages and risks going into formal education in creative fields. He also talks about the best lessons he learned and how to apply them without having to go to graduate school.

This episode explores an exercise in mapping out our inner creative landscape, tracking Pedro's main artistic inspirations and how you can do the same.

Pedro discusses strategies for choosing projects to work on through the lens of a creative call to adventure.

In this episode we talked about balancing being a mother with pursuing a career in the arts, about getting inspiration from travel, about the role of graduate school for an artist, and setting up conditions where you just have to do the work.

To start a brand new season of the Wanderings Podcast we welcome Jesper Conrad. Jesper is a true digital nomad, a full-time traveler, marketing expert, children’s book writer, AI artist, a husband, a father of 4, and much more. Jesper has a quite unique lifestyle. He travels the world with his wife and 3 of his 4 kids, and as a marketing expert, he is passionate about helping NGOs and small business develop strategies to achieve their goals. In this episode we talked about his journey going from a 9 to 5 life to being a perpetual traveler, creating online based businesses and traveling with family. We talked about flag theory, unschooling (aka self directed learning), writing children’s books, creating art in partnership with AI tools, and his thoughts on fatherhood and developing content to support new dads.

Pedro Bonatto talks to returning guest Jurij Fedynskyj about the current situation in Ukraine, his experience sending his 4 children and 7-month pregnant wife out of Ukraine and into safety in the US, and his current work in music, spirituality and service for the Ukrainian people in a time of crisis with global implications.

A conversation with Tamar Ilana about her journey in world music, focusing on Flamenco and Sephardic Music.

A journey in the world of belly dance, folkloric dances of the Near east and the spread of these art forms through the West.

This is a special episode of the Wanderings Podcast featuring a conversation with Fabio Marchioro. Fabio is a multi-faceted thinker and a good friend. He is novelist, screenwriter, journalist, lawyer, professor, and coach. In this conversation we talked about his projects, his journey through different careers, creativity, and re-inventing yourself.

Today’s guest is Demetrios Petsalakis, a Greek musician and composer based in Toronto, Canada. In this conversation, Pedro and Demetrios talk about world music and Demi’s musical trajectory. The conversation is infused with a demonstration of the sounds from some of the instruments that he plays, including the oud, Bouzouki, and Cretan lyra.

A conversation with world-class fine art nude photographer Dan Hecho.

Stacey Yerofeyeva (aka Nastasia Y) talks about her journey through world music and the influence of the music of Ukraine

Pedro Bonatto talks about his new podcast called ‘Creative Walks’. Recorded during daily walks in search of inspiration, the podcast features thoughts on creativity, art, science, and culture. We also feature one of the episodes talking about the high level and tactical benefits of following your curiosity and how it can lead to great experiences and personal transformation.

My guest today is Viktoria Muzzatti, a Canadian visual artist that creates beautiful paintings and drawings taking inspiration from nature, literature, fantasy and mythological stories.

A conversation with Pierre Paquette about making astrolabes.

Musician and instrument maker Matti Palonen talks about the music of Finland, an instrument called the kantele, and his exploration of his roots in the music of that country and his adventures combining elements of different traditions. At the end of the interview you will hear an original composition from Matti, inspired by Scandinavian music and his world music influences.

Pedro Bonatto takes you on a deeply personal journey on his work in music, video and photography, and he shares his artistic origin story.