In this episode a favorite moment from our conversation with painter, Joseph Bradley where he talks all about the economics of being an artist what it means to live within your calling.

I had so much fun talking with coffee artisan Cody Childers, as he shared more about his love for the art and science of coffee and how it brings people together.

I was truly inspired by our conversation with painter Emma Hartman, as she shared how empowering it can be to create something while fully embracing that it might not be our best piece.

I was so encouraged by my conversation with printmaker Freda Sue, as she shared how patience and mistakes are apart of creating and what it means to choose hope through the struggle.

I was so inspired by our conversation with printmaker Kevin Clinton, as he shared with us how he rediscovered his voice through other artists and more on what it means to fight death through art.

I was so encouraged by this moment from our conversation with Jason Knight, of Knight Forge Studio, as he shared with us how one of the most important parts about creating is simply choosing to start.

I can’t begin to describe how moved I was by this conversation with Hannah Leach, of Leach Studio, as she shared with us the moment she decided to start creating and what it means to choose joy through it all.

I was really inspired by this moment from our conversation with Brittany Rowe, of Beachdaze Design, on finding your audience and what it means to create just for you.

I’m so excited about this story that Sarah Zobrist, of Purple Goat Studio, shared with us on discovering who she was as an artist and the difficulties she had to overcome to get there.

Celebrating the stories of creators to empower creativity and encourage community.