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Emerald City Creatives

Emerald City Creatives

Von: Kyle Bradford
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This podcast is dedicated to taking you behind the scenes and introducing you to creatives from around Seattle and how they combine activism, advocacy, and authenticity to their practice.

2026 Kyle Bradford
Kunst Sozialwissenschaften
  • Episode 20: Creating Space to Reclaim Art and Cultural Magic Practices
    Sep 4 2026

    The conversation covers the establishment of La Cueva as a hub for the marginalized, the controversial figure of Santa Muerte, the cultural icon Walter Mercado, the importance of representation in tarot, and the impact of colonization in new age practices. The conversation delves into the themes of decolonization, intention setting, ethos, community building, ethical sourcing, shadow work, cultural traditions, death, and community engagement. It explores the importance of creating a safe and inclusive space for marginalized communities and the significance of cultural practices in metaphysical spaces.

    Be sure to visit La Cueva:

    Instagram @LaCuevaSeattle

    Website: La Cueva | Metaphysical Shop, Readings & More in White Center

    Book a reading: Calendly - La Cueva

    Takeaways

    • La Cueva serves as a safe space for the marginalized community.
    • Santa Muerte represents a controversial figure with a growing following.
    • Walter Mercado's influence as a cultural icon is significant. Decolonization and inclusivity in metaphysical spaces
    • The importance of community, cultural traditions, and ethical sourcing in spiritual practices

    Chapters

    • 00:00 La Cueva: A Hub for the Marginalized
    • 03:15 Santa Muerte: The Controversial Saint
    • 09:23 Walter Mercado: A Cultural Icon
    • 13:24 Representation in Tarot
    • 20:39 Colonization in New Age Practices
    • 25:56 Decolonization and Intention Setting
    • 27:21 Ethos and Community Building
    • 28:43 Ethical Sourcing and Retail
    • 30:42 Shadow Work and Spiritual Exploration
    • 40:47 Cultural Traditions and Death
    • 44:25 Setting Intentions and Community Engagement
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    57 Min.
  • Episode 19: Creating Community in Space
    Aug 7 2026

    The conversation delves into the return to handmade art, the world of Moonride, the retail experience, artistic journey and self-expression, the story behind Moonride, creating otherworldly products, the concept of certified peaceful humans, the evolution of Moonride's story, analog appreciation and the postcard program, embracing humanity and finding a place, the journey to Seattle and artistic development, the Moonride retail experience, the Moonride creative community, inspirational music, and where to find Stevie Hughes.

    Takeaways

    • Return to handmade art and analog appreciation
    • Embracing humanity and finding a place at Moonride

    Find Stevie here:

    Instagram: @Steviehughes

    Instagram: @Moonride.online

    Website: Moonride – Moonride: Trading Post

    Chapters

    • 00:00 The Return to Handmade Art
    • 01:18 Moonride: A World of Aliens and Outsiders
    • 03:07 Moonride: The Retail Experience
    • 05:04 Artistic Journey and Self-Expression
    • 07:53 The Story Behind Moonride
    • 09:07 Creating Otherworldly Products
    • 11:19 The Concept of Certified Peaceful Humans
    • 14:04 The Evolution of Moonride's Story
    • 17:56 Analog Appreciation and Postcard Program
    • 20:15 Embracing Humanity and Finding a Place
    • 21:35 The Journey to Seattle and Artistic Development
    • 27:41 The Moonride Retail Experience
    • 29:49 Moonride Creative Community
    • 32:24 Inspirational Music and Where to Find Stevie Hughes
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    35 Min.
  • Episode 18: Writing the Queer Stories Our Ancestors Would've Wanted with Phi
    Jul 17 2026

    The conversation delves into the importance of exploring and writing queer lust stories, creating safe spaces for sharing and exploring these stories, the impact of elderhood on the artistic journey, and the significance of connecting with ancestors and altar practices in the context of writing and storytelling. The conversation delves into the significance of queer ancestors' stories, the process of overcoming shame and stigma in writing, and the importance of representation in media. It highlights the impact of sharing and preserving queer stories, the challenges of breaking past internalized parameters, and the healing power of representation in art and media.

    Takeaways

    • Queer lust stories and the exploration of queer bodies are essential for LGBTQIA writers to combat shame and connect with themselves.
    • Creating safe and supportive spaces for sharing and exploring queer lust stories is vital for individuals to feel comfortable and empowered to express themselves. Queer ancestors' stories are important
    • Overcoming shame and stigma in writing
    • The importance of representation in media

    Find Phi here:

    Instagram: @decolonizingaunty

    Website: Queerluststories.com

    Join a Workshop: Sign Up

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Exploring Queer Lust Stories
    • 01:23 The Artistic Journey and Elderhood
    • 03:47 Writing Queer Lust Stories
    • 14:50 Impactful Encounters in Workshops
    • 20:39 Connecting with Ancestors and Altar Practices
    • 28:17 Queer Ancestors and Stories
    • 32:54 Overcoming Shame and Stigma
    • 41:14 The Importance of Representation
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    48 Min.
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