Morris asks excellent questions that draw you deeper into the subject, make you think, and get her guest speaking from the heart. I love these podcasts!

She embodies, and oozes even, with engaged creativity. I can’t help but feel my own inspirations come to life when I listen to her solo episode sharings, as well as her interviews with fellow travelers on their various creative and heartfelt paths. Her podcasts are so inspiring and yet at the same time there are insights and tips that I can directly apply to increase my creative experiences,large and small; so practical and everyday-ish even. Listening feels like time spent with friends of the heart. Great resource- she is creating a tribe of all sorts of life-artists in a natural and passionate (and compassionate!) way. Thank you Cynthia!

After originally hearing Cynthia Morris interviewed on "The Creative Writer's Toolbelt," I knew I wanted to hear more. So glad she has created her own podcast! Each episode I've heard is a wellspring of authentic encouragement. I especially appreciate her humor, anecdotes, and groundedness. She shares many unique and actionable tips that have been helpful to me. Thanks, Cynthia!

I am addicted to Cynthia’s show Stumbling Toward Genius. I knew it would be great just from the title. She is wonderful to listen to as an individual and an interviewer. I am an artist not a writer, but that doesn’t matter, because Cynthia delivers creatively in all aspects. I lover her intuitive and problem solving nature; helping the creative figure out their own journey, as she travels through hers.

I love hearing Cynthia’s stories about what she has done to learn her craft. I get so much from each episode- how to persevere, willingness to learn new things, not taking oneself too seriously. And Xavier’s insights are fun to hear! Excited for each new story!

Cynthia is so reassuring and real.

I am so excited that you are doing this! 😊 Bold Innocence! Where was I 20 years ago? A mother of two boys under 2, dealing with postpartum depression and other health issues from gestational diabetes. Also learning how to be a mom thousands of miles away from family support. What did I learn from my "bold innocence" of that time? Set a few milestones or overarching goals then wake up and do the work-every day. I agree with Cynthia—gathering a community of support and a little luck helps too!

Can't wait to hear more!