Catherine Ricafort and Scott McCreary are artists who have seen the top of their fields. And when they did, they saw how difficult of a life it was — even for the best of the best.

So they made a change. And that change lead them to help others make similar changes.

Catherine and Scott founded Artists Who Code — a volunteer-run organization whose mission is to empower artists through tech, and advance tech through artistry.

They are a wife and husband team who first met as a-cappella competitors on NBC's The Sing-Off.

The work that they are doing is so in-line with the Meaning Movement. They're doing anything they can to help artists make the big and often overwhelming transition to tech.

It was a blast to dialogue with them. They're kind, open, and very thoughtful about all things work, art, and meaning related.

In this episode you'll learn:

• What Catherine and Scott do
• How they decided to pursue two careers
• How they transitioned
• Their emotional transition after shifting careers
• The challenges they faced during their transitions
• Their current relationship with their art
• The role of COVID in what they're doing now
• The future of Artists Who Code
• The major hurdles people face when making transitions
• How do you get involved with Artists Who Code

Show notes at: https://themeaningmovement.com/awc