My conversation with Kashmiri Australian fashion creator, author and service designer Priyanka Kaul on living between cultures, the transferability of the design industry, and not being boxed in.
From Legendary Diva to Brain Doctor, via a Cookbook That’s Not for Cooking
Multipotentialite comedian, author, performer, and neuroscience researcher Billi Gordon turned the cookbook genre on its head with “You’ve Had Worse Things In Your Mouth”—and they were just getting started.
Uprooted & Bloomed: A Multipotentialite Life Abroad
What happens when your wonderful life becomes a little too comfortable—when you sense you could be flourishing better somewhere new? Do you heed the call to transplant yourself, despite what you may be giving up? My family did.
Passing Fancy or Next Big Project? Podcasts Can Help You Decide
Finding a new interest (or five) isn’t difficult for multipotentialites. Deciding exactly where to invest your time and money can be more challenging. Podcasts can help.
Pauli Murray: A Kick-Down Barriers Kinda Life
Pauli Murray situated themself as “in-between” in almost all of their identities. As a lawyer, a poet, and a priest, they dedicated their life to fighting for people of color, women, elders and LGBTQ+ people.
7 Books to Feed Your Multipotentialite Curiosity This Winter
If you’re passionately interested in (almost) everything, these reads by and for multipotentialites will give you life until the sun comes back around.
Nom De Plume: The Passion, Politic, and Multipotentiality of Stacey Abrams
Her side job as a romance novelist may seem atypical, but it’s a core part of her fight to transform American politics.
Fiction Is Proof That Humans Can Work Magic
Multipotentialites can live on the edge, travel the globe, try identities they can only imagine–just by writing.
How to Make Fire: A Lost Tale of The Multipotentialite Harlem Renaissance
Meet our multipotentialite ancestors.
