Dallin and Brinton review some of the challenges they are facing with the GNR podcast. They discuss solutions and the future of the podcast. Probably the best example they have on this platform of "learning by doing".

Brinton makes a big life decision and Dallin wants to ramble about it. They talk about their passions and their desire to make that a career. 

Brinton and Dallin’s friend and fellow artist Annika joins the ramble and shares insight about being a young creative. They ramble about self confidence, finding yourself in your work, and more golden nuggets.

Dallin and Brinton relate about their own experiences of freedom in creation. How can you create freely? How do you find yourself through self expression? Put your judgement on the sideline and flow.

One day Brinton was looking up photography accessories online, one claimed it will, “make you a better photographer.” That claim got under Brinton’s skin and Dallin and Brinton had to ramble about it. Primary topics in this episode: the gross aftertaste of marketing schemes and what tools should you use as a creative?

Dallin introduces an old friend to Brinton then they discuss finding time to make work. What is it like to balance creative passion with work and life?

On Dallin’s drive moving from Washington state to California, Brinton and Dallin get into a conversation about empathy and decide to record this episode.

The episode begins with some low energy after a long day. Things picks up with a question from Dallin about how Brinton balances all the other aspects of his life with creating art. This leads to a discussion about how art works as a way to communicate and connect.

After quickly deciding on the structure of the podcast brinton set the microwave timer for 30 min and started asking dallin questions about how he envisions his art career. The conversation revolved around the tension between making money, and being genuinely yourself as an artist.