The Playing Possum Podcast
Playing Possum Collective is the brain-child of three queer-identified visual artists, Kacey Montgomery, a photographer and multimedia artist, Katherine Edmonds, a woodworker, designer, and educator, and Jamey Hudnall, a painter. The collective’s name comes from the phrase “playing possum,” which echoes our mission statement: Helping creatives be creative when you feel like playing dead. Specifically, the phrase means to pretend to be asleep or deceased when threatened, and at times, as creatives, we desire to hide our work and ourselves, to not be seen by the world out of fear and anxiety. This reflex to creative output creates roadblocks that inhibit production, connection, success, and general well-being. The three of us have bonded over this universal struggle and desire to develop a space of support and conversation to discuss these struggles openly with other creatives. As visual artists, we know how important it is to tell your story and share your work, and we believe that in supporting others, this project will also help us avoid playing dead and continue working to share our own stories.
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Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
12-16-25
Episode 14: Season 1 Wrap up! Is Everyone’s Mustache in Order?
Keywords
professional artists, support for artists, artistic development, Seth Rolland, Guild of Oregon Woodworkers
Summary
The Return to Education
Kacey shares her experience of going back to university after a break. She is pursuing an interdisciplinary degree with a focus on women's studies and queer theory. The transition has been both exciting and challenging for her. Kacey mentions, "It's been stressful but I'm settling in," highlighting the importance of perseverance in personal growth. Her time spent in Portland adds an urban twist to her educational experience, making it all the more lively and engaging.
Nature and Creativity
Jamey reflects on his time spent in the North Georgia mountains, enjoying the fall colors as the leaves changed. This experience has not only rejuvenated him but also sparked his creativity, as he works on a Magnolia painting. Jamey’s comment, "We're so close. If we can just get this corner done, then we're done," emphasizes the idea that creativity is often a work in progress, requiring patience and dedication.
Balancing Art and Life
Kat discusses her busy schedule, which includes preparing for the South Town Art Walk and working at a gym. She is also studying to become a certified functional strength coach. Kat invites listeners to join her at the gym: "If you want to work out and get huge with me, please come to Helix." Her approach to juggling various responsibilities reflects a common struggle many face in balancing personal interests with daily commitments.
Learning New Skills
Kacey opens up about her attempts to learn how to crochet while watching TV in the evenings. She humorously recalls the pressure to always be productive and her need to relax. This transparent admission resonates with listeners who feel similar pressures in their lives. Kacey's candidness about trying to embrace moments of leisure while still pursuing a new hobby is a reminder to find balance in our busy lives.
Through their candid discussions, the hosts remind us of the importance of embracing change and exploring new avenues for creativity. Whether it’s returning to school, engaging in artistic pursuits, or simply learning a new skill, personal growth is a journey filled with both challenges and rewards.
Takeaways
Kacey has started school to finish her degree.
Jamey enjoyed the fall in the North Georgia mountains.
Kat is preparing for the South Town Art Walk.
The podcast has been a space for personal growth and reflection.
Productivity can be achieved in smaller chunks of time.
It's important to protect time for creative work.
The hosts want to focus on professional development for artists.
Community support is crucial for sustaining creative practices.
The podcast will take a break and return for season two.
Listeners are encouraged to share their thoughts and suggestions.
Chapters
00:00Introduction and Personal Updates
09:49 Reflections on Season One
11:38 Memorable Guests and Experiences
12:25 Reflecting on Creative Growth
17:06 Building Confidence Through Community
19:41 Balancing Work and Personal Projects
23:42 Sustainability in Creative Practices
27:08 Looking Ahead: Season Two Aspirations
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Tuesday Nov 18, 2025
Tuesday Nov 18, 2025
11-18-25
Mini-sode 10: Just Jamey - Take 2
Keywords
solitude, personal growth, family, loss, memory, change, community, writing, art, Natchez
Summary
In this episode of Jamey's Dream House, Jamey reflects on the importance of solitude, personal growth, and the impact of family and loss. He shares insights from his life in Natchez, Mississippi, exploring themes of memory, change, and the significance of place. Through his journey of writing and art, Jamey emphasizes the beauty of embracing solitude while navigating the complexities of life and community.
Takeaways
Jamey finds joy in solitude and personal reflection.
The importance of quiet time for personal growth.
Grief and loss are recurring themes in Jamey's life.
Change is a constant in life, and it's essential to embrace it.
Memories of family shape Jamey's identity and creative work.
Writing serves as a therapeutic outlet for Jamey.
The significance of place influences Jamey's art and writing.
Community connections are vital, even in solitude.
Jamey reflects on the impermanence of life and relationships.
The journey of creating art is intertwined with personal experiences.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Jamie's Dream House
00:45 The Journey of Writing and Storytelling
04:03 Exploring Natchez: A Sense of Place
10:30 Reflections on Change and Community
21:46 The Legacy of Family and Belonging
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Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
11-5-25
Mini-sode 9: The Troll Earring Incident: A Spooky Sacrifice with Jamey and Kat
Keywords
solitude, relationships, Halloween, nostalgia, ghost stories, haunted house, childhood memories, creativity
Summary
In this episode of Playing Possums, Kat and Jamey explore themes of solitude, relationships, and nostalgia, they share a spooky Halloween story from their childhood. They each share their version of a story about a haunted house project they created together. The big reveal is the significance of a troll earring sacrifice. The story leads to reflections on the creativity involved in Halloween and making spooky haunted houses and coming up with costumes.
Takeaways
Jamey shares his newfound appreciation for solitude post-COVID.
Both hosts reflect on their changing perspectives on relationships and socializing.
They reminisce about their childhood Halloween experiences and the creativity involved in costumes.
Jamey and Kat tell the story about the haunted house they created together in elementary school.
They reveal the significance of a troll earring sacrifice in their haunted house story.
Jamey shares his best Halloween costume from college.
Kat expresses her love for Halloween and the creativity it inspires.
They reflect on the importance of friendship and shared memories.
The episode concludes with planning for future Halloweens.
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Tuesday Oct 21, 2025
Tuesday Oct 21, 2025
10-21-25
Episode 13: You Tell the Truth & Everyone Loves You, Kerry Rose Graning!
See Kerry's work via her website and her Instagram.
Keywords
art, writing, creativity, whodunit, performance, community, personal experiences, imposter syndrome, artistic journey, art, documentary, filmmaking, self-expression, family, creativity, authenticity, feedback, failure, networking
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Kerry Rose Graning shares her artistic journey, discussing her transition from writing to visual art, the challenges of managing multiple creative projects, and the impact of perfectionism on her work. She reflects on her current writing projects, including a stage play, and the importance of community in fueling her creativity. Kerry also addresses the struggles of imposter syndrome and her aspirations for future writing endeavors, all while highlighting the unique characters and experiences that inspire her art. In this engaging conversation, Kerry shares her artistic journey, exploring the intersection of art, documentary filmmaking, and personal expression. She reflects on her experiences with vulnerability in art, the challenges of capturing real lives in documentaries, and the importance of family and community in her creative process. The discussion also delves into the significance of feedback, the role of failure in growth, and the complexities of self-promotion as an artist.
Takeaways
Kerry Rose Graning is a multifaceted artist known for her collage work and writing.
She embraces a collage lifestyle, balancing multiple creative projects simultaneously.
Kerry's transition from writing to visual art has been a recent and exciting development.
Perfectionism can hinder creativity, making it challenging to complete projects.
She is currently working on a stage play that combines elements of a whodunit.
Kerry's experiences in the community inspire her writing and artistic endeavors.
She believes in the importance of not turning down random opportunities in her career.
Imposter syndrome is a common struggle for artists, but overcoming it can lead to growth.
Kerry's future writing aspirations include exploring various forms of writing, including screenplays and novels.
Community plays a vital role in fueling her creativity and artistic expression. Kerry's journey in art has been deeply influenced by her experiences with vulnerability.
Documentary filmmaking allows for a blend of personal stories and nonfiction.
Family road trips serve as a rich source of inspiration and memory.
Capturing real lives in documentaries presents unique challenges.
Comfort on camera can enhance the artistic process and presentation.
The evolution of artistic mediums can lead to unexpected creative paths.
Authenticity in art is a continuous struggle for many artists.
Networking often occurs in unexpected places, such as funerals.
Self-reflection is crucial for personal satisfaction in artistic endeavors.
Feedback is essential for growth, but artists must navigate it carefully.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Kerry Rose Graning
02:51 The Artistic Journey of Kerry Rose Graning
04:46 Living a Collage Lifestyle
06:12 Managing Multiple Creative Projects
07:05 Transition from Writing to Visual Art
08:56 The Impact of Perfectionism on Creativity
09:56 Current Writing Projects and Collaborations
11:50 Upcoming Performance and Play Details
12:44 Exploring the Whodunit Genre
14:38 The Role of Characters in Storytelling
18:13 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
20:02 Future Writing Aspirations
21:00 The Influence of Personal Experiences on Writing
23:46 The Importance of Community in Creativity
28:27 Reflections on Being Featured in Literature
35:05 Art and Vulnerability: The Journey of Self-Expression
36:06 Documentary Filmmaking: Blending Nonfiction and Personal Stories
37:01 Family Road Trips: A Journey Through Memory and Legacy
38:55 The Challenge of Documenting Real Lives
42:15 Comfort on Camera: The Intersection of Art and Television
43:54 The Evolution of Artistic Mediums: From Writing to Visual Art
48:12 The Struggle for Authenticity in Art
50:44 Navigating Success and Exposure in the Art World
53:34 Networking in Unlikely Places: The Power of Connections
55:26 Self-Reflection: The Importance of Personal Satisfaction
58:14 The Role of Feedback in Artistic Growth
01:01:59 Embracing Failure: A Path to Growth
01:06:01 The Journey of an Artist: From Archaeology to Art
01:08:07 The Importance of Family and Community in Art
01:12:10 Promoting Art: The Challenge of Self-Promotion
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Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
10-8-2025
Episode 12: I Am Gonna Sound Like an Old Person Yelling at a Cloud with Amy Clem
Find Amy Clem's work at https://dirtyprettyartwear.com/
Keywords
artist, jewelry, creativity, business, community, queer visibility, success, inventory management, artistic process, resilience
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Kat Edmonds and Amy Clem explore the multifaceted journey of being a working artist, particularly with Amy’s jewelry business, Dirty Pretty Artwear. They discuss the challenges and joys of navigating creativity, the importance of community support, and how sometimes you have to “grind it out”, when the work needs to get done. The dialogue emphasizes redefining success, embracing all facets of identity, and finding joy in the creative process while managing the practicalities of running a business. The conversation culminates in a call to action for listeners to create something 'dirty and pretty' as a form of resistance and self-expression.
Takeaways
Amy's journey into creativity began with Modern Dance and has evolved into jewelry making.
Understanding customer needs is crucial for a successful business.
Inventory management is a significant challenge for artists, or at least Kat.
Diversity in income sources can alleviate pressure on artists.
Community support is vital for creative individuals.
Redefining success is essential for personal fulfillment.
Visibility for queer artists is important in the current climate.
Embracing all facets of identity enriches the artistic process.
Finding joy in creativity is key to sustaining artistic work.
Tools and techniques can enhance the creative process and efficiency.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Amy Clem
02:54 The Evolution of Amy's Jewelry Business
05:29 Navigating Inventory and Customer Expectations
08:39 Balancing Art and Business
11:17 The Importance of Diverse Income Streams
13:54 Redefining Success in the Art World
16:57 Finding Joy in Creative Work
19:35 The Influence of Community and Mentorship
22:31 Integrating Different Art Forms and Practices
34:41 Navigating Identity and Societal Expectations
41:15 The Intersection of Art and Business
47:00 Finding Joy in Creative Processes
53:48 Embracing Queer Identity in Art
01:01:56 Living Authentically as Resistance
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Monday Sep 22, 2025
Monday Sep 22, 2025
September 22, 205
Mini-Sode 8: It Will Melt Your Face Off and Make You Stink Forever
Keywords
storytelling, childhood memories, creative projects, small business, snow day, adventures
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Kat and Jamey reflect on their childhood memories, particularly focusing on a memorable snow day adventure. They discuss the creative projects they are currently working on and explore the importance of storytelling from different perspectives. The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and valuable insights about creativity and childhood adventures.
Takeaways
The joy of storytelling can lead to unexpected rewards.
Creative projects often come with challenges and delays.
Childhood memories shape our perspectives and creativity.
Snow days provide unique opportunities for adventure.
Different perspectives can lead to varied interpretations of the same event.
Nature plays a significant role in childhood experiences.
The importance of community and support in creative endeavors.
Nostalgia can influence how we remember our past.
Embracing risk and adventure can lead to memorable experiences.
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Tuesday Sep 09, 2025
Tuesday Sep 09, 2025
In this episode of the Playing Possum Podcast, hosts Kacey and Jamey engage in a lively conversation with Eric J. Meow, a photographer known for his work with large format cameras and his unique approach to capturing the world around him. They discuss the origins of his brand, Conspiracy of Photographers, his passion for vinyl collecting, and the tactile nature of his artistic process. Eric shares stories from his annual road trips, the challenges of shooting in remote locations, and the importance of immersing oneself in different environments to inspire creativity. The conversation also delves into the significance of abandoned spaces, the pressure of artistic creation, and the connection between humans and their environment. Eric reflects on the stories left behind in forgotten places and the legacy we leave for future generations. The episode concludes with Eric sharing insights into his creative process and upcoming projects.
Eric J. Meow’s Links:
Find Eric’s work here! https://linktr.ee/consofcart
Follow him on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/conspiracy.of.cartographers/
Takeaways
The name 'Conspiracy of Photographers' has a unique origin.
Large format photography allows for a tactile and involved creative process.
Traveling for photography can be both rewarding and challenging.
Abandoned spaces tell stories of the past and evoke curiosity.
Creativity often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone.
Annual road trips are essential for Eric's creative process.
The pressure to create can be self-imposed and unnecessary.
Human connections are often reflected in the landscapes we photograph.
The importance of documenting the remnants of human life.
Art is a way to explore and understand the world around us.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Conspiracy of Photographers
02:39 The Art of Large Format Photography
05:34 Adventures in the Desert: A Learning Experience
08:24 The Importance of Annual Road Trips
11:05 Exploring America: The Journey and Its Impact
14:06 The Connection Between Travel and Creativity
16:38 Finding Solitude in Nature
19:35 The Balance of Community and Isolation
22:22 Reflections on Travel and Photography
26:26 Navigating Life's Paths: Choices and Values
27:35 The Intersection of Nature and Humanity
30:00 Time Capsules: Stories of Abandonment
32:03 Reflections on Life's Seasons
35:30 The Solitude of the Creative Journey
37:20 Dark Kansas: Embracing the Unexpected
39:25 The Pressure of Creation: Balancing Passion and Expectation
42:18 The Art of Making: Finding Joy in Creation
47:16 Community and Connection: The Artist's Experience
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Tuesday Aug 26, 2025
Tuesday Aug 26, 2025
In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes surrounding creativity, personal projects, and the dynamics of retail work. They discuss the challenges and joys of managing time effectively, the importance of collaboration in creative endeavors, and the significance of vulnerability in artistic expression. The conversation also touches on the need for queer representation in media and the joy of creative freedom, culminating in a light-hearted discussion about the appeal of cheesy holiday movies.
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Monday Aug 11, 2025
Monday Aug 11, 2025
August 11, 2025
Playing Possum Podcast
Episode 10: Becoming a phenomenal lesbian with Anne Magratten
Keywords
art, craft, identity, education, feedback, validation, gender dynamics, community, creativity, self-promotion
Summary
In this conversation, the possums explore with guest artist Anne Magratten the multifaceted nature of art and craft. They discuss their personal journeys in finding a happy middle between the two and the impact of education on their identities as artists and craftspeople. They also touch on the importance of community and feedback. They delve into the intersection of identity and creativity, particularly in relation to gender dynamics, and reflect on the emotional challenges of the artistic process. The dialogue emphasizes the value of collaboration, the fluidity of artistic identity, and the necessity of self-promotion in the art world.
Anne Magratten’s Links
Find Anne’s work here! https://www.annemagratten.com/
Follow her on instagram. https://www.instagram.com/annemagratten/
Desde Chiquitos collaboration project. https://desdechiquitos.org/shop/
Takeaways
Art and craft often face a dismissive hierarchy.
Feedback can be both validating and stifling.
The journey of an artist is deeply personal and emotional.
Gender dynamics play a significant role in art and craft.
Community support is crucial for artistic growth.
The process of creation often involves navigating self-doubt.
Art can serve as a means of self-expression and identity exploration.
Collaboration can enhance the creative process.
Self-promotion is a necessary skill for artists.
The goal of art may not always be perfection, but exploration.
Sound bites
"You should just make it all."
"The goal isn't even to be good."
"I have to apply for everything."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Anne Magratten
02:24 Art vs. Craft: Personal Experiences
05:19 Navigating Academic Challenges in Art
07:49 The Role of Individuality in Art
10:55 The Impact of Criticism on Creativity
13:27 Exploring the Maker Identity
15:50 The Emotional Journey of Art
18:40 Gender Perspectives in Art and Craft
23:48 Gendering of Art and Craft
26:27 Navigating Identity and Artistic Expression
28:17 The Value of Craftsmanship vs. Ideas
30:56 Collaboration and Recognition in Art
34:03 The Role of Feedback in Creative Processes
36:31 Overcoming Societal Expectations in Art
40:10 Creating Safe Spaces for Artistic Exploration
43:46 The Impact of Art on Perception and Emotion
46:32 Juxtaposition of Technique and Spontaneity in Art
51:59 Exploring Feminine Expression in Art
54:46 The Challenge of Finishing Projects
57:26 Navigating the 80% Completion Dilemma
59:23 The Emotional Journey of Art Creation
01:02:08 Accepting Mediocrity in Artistic Pursuits
01:04:31 The Role of Self-Promotion in Art
01:06:53 Art as a Safe Space for Self-Expression
01:10:09 The Multifaceted Life of an Artist
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Tuesday Jul 15, 2025
Tuesday Jul 15, 2025
July 15, 2025
Playing Possum Podcast
Mini (Pride) Episode 6: Fire in the Restaurant
Keywords
art, challenges, pricing, bartending, pride month, creative projects, memories, storytelling, LGBTQ, friendship
Summary
In this episode, Kat and Jamey share light-hearted banter before diving into deeper discussions about the challenges of being an artist, including pricing and self-worth. They reminisce about their bartending experiences during Pride Month, highlighting the significance of LGBTQ spaces. The conversation shifts to a creative project they worked on together, exploring their shared memories and perspectives. A pivotal story about a fire incident at a restaurant serves as a metaphor for the challenges of being seen in queer spaces. The episode concludes with reflections on friendship and the importance of reconnecting with old friends.
Takeaways
Art is harder to make than to play dead.
Pricing art can be a challenge for many artists.
Bartending experiences can be both fun and challenging.
Pride Month is a time to celebrate LGBTQ identities.
Creative projects can help explore shared memories.
The way we remember events can differ significantly.
Being seen before you're ready can be daunting.
Friendship plays a crucial role in personal growth.
Reconnecting with old friends can be meaningful.
Stories from the past can shape our present identities.
Titles
Art and Its Challenges
Pride Month Reflections
Sound bites
"Take your art from you."
"I was so sleepy, I was like, no."
"Happy Pride Month!"
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Greetings
01:50 Art and Pricing Challenges
05:26 Bartending Stories and Pride Month
09:06 Creative Projects and Storytelling
11:30 Recollections of Youth and Queer Spaces
19:03 The Fire Incident at Cow Tippers
25:22 Reflections and Closing Thoughts
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