What is a Veil?
Every conversation reveals something different depending on how you enter it. Veils brings together episodes from across Aurora Airwaves around a shared idea—creativity, vocation, memory, craft, identity, and the work of building a life that feels like your own. New here? Auroras to Begin is the place to start.
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Auroras to Begin
The place to start: seven conversations for new listeners.
New to Aurora Airwaves? These are the episodes to hear first, chosen to show what the show is.
With LCW Allingham & River Eno, Charles Czarnecki, Calum Heath, Chelsea Newton, Jane Winslow, Emily Rundle, Andrea Berbegal
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Veil 01
The Life You Make
On vocation, uncertainty, and building a creative life on your own terms.
A collection about the moment a life stops looking like a plan and starts feeling like your own.
With Jane Winslow, Chelsea Newton, Nicole Matarese, Charles Czarnecki, Anthony & Kaylah Cantu
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Veil 02
The Writing Life
On story, discipline, rejection, voice, and becoming a writer.
Four conversations about the craft of writing—and the longer, stranger work of learning to live as a writer.
With Juliet Giglio, Amanda Bintz, LCW Allingham & River Eno, Anthony & Kaylah Cantu
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Veil 03
A Life in Music
On listening, performance, teaching, collaboration, and the lives built around sound.
Music here is not simply a profession. It becomes a way of listening, teaching, connecting, and making a life.
With Charles Czarnecki, Emily Campbell, Andrea Berbegal, Elmer Beriguete
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Veil 04
What We Inherit
On memory, mentorship, family, place, and what art carries forward.
The things we make do not begin with us. These conversations follow the people, places, animals, stories, and institutions that continue through our work.
With Nicole Matarese, Jacob Dodd, Pilley Bianchi, Emily Rundle
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Veil 05
Making Without Permission
On beginning before you are chosen, certain, or completely ready.
A collection for the creative threshold: the point where waiting becomes less useful than making.
With Nicole Matarese, Calum Heath, Amanda Bintz, Elmer Beriguete, LCW Allingham & River Eno
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