Magic in the Mundane
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Magic in the Mundane
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This story is a fantasy. We’ve got witches and vampires and aliens and hatchlings abound. Even some torture devices, to add to the medieval flavor. And if you haven’t caught on already, I’m talking about parenthood.
Today, we dive deep into my biggest transition yet: motherhood. More specifically, shifting into motherhood while also working as a career artist in the animation field. Julia Pott joins the conversation with her own unique perspective.
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This episode was hosted and produced by me, Sarah Beth Morgan. Special thanks to my guest extraordinaire, Julia Pott her dang self! Sound, mixing and editing by the incredible Hope Brush. Additional music by Cathead Noise, who also composed our amazing original brand music.
If you want to learn more about today’s show and check out some additional bonus content, subscribe to our Substack, username @ghostframepodcast. Drop us a line by emailing ghostframepodcast@gmail.com. You can find me, Sarah Beth, on Instagram at username @wonderfall.
Sources
- Julia Pott’s Substack: Slow Motion Multitasking
- Scientific American Article
- Witches Trailer
- Elizabeth Sankey interview
- LA Paul on Becoming a Vampire
- Ghost Frame Substack
- Sarah Beth’s Instagram
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Motion Hatch: If you’re enjoying this podcast, you’ll love my friend, Hayley Akins’ podcast called Motion Hatch. Motion Hatch discusses the business side of motion design and animation. You can listen to the Motion Hatch podcast on Spotify, Apple Music or wherever you get your podcasts.
link.motionhatch.com/pod
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This episode is supported by our sponsor: going outside. It’s free. It’s weirdly grounding. And it’s the closest thing we have to ctrl-alt-delete for your brain.
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Crying in the shower: Why take the time to process emotions like a functional adult when you can just sob into your shampoo and call it self-care?
Bonus features include:
- Waterproof sadness
- The sound of your own tears blending seamlessly with overpriced eucalyptus body wash
Crying in the shower. Try it today—no co-pay required.
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