Russell Mitchell not only founded and runs Exile Cycles in Los Angeles, but stars in the TV show Build or Bust on the Speed Channel. Russell describes how he founded Exile Cycles, and explains how doing what he loves doing helps him own his market niche. For more information please visit www.exilecycles.com and www.buildorbust.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Mark Evanier concludes his discussion of Jack Kirby and his career ups and downs, and describes how it was to have known the King of the Comics in this part two of a two-part interview. For more information please visit www.newsfromme.com and www.kirbymuseum.org. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Mark Evanier not only writes and produces for comics and television, but was once assistant to the late Jack Kirby, arguably the most important artist in the history of comics. Mark discusses Mr. Kirby's career ups and downs in this part one of a two-part interview. For more information please visit www.newsfromme.com and www.kirbymuseum.org. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Mr. Lobo discusses his upcoming Halloween TV special and festival appearances, and describes how he went from having a local show in Sacramento to one seen on television stations across the United States. For more information or to see if the show plays in your city, please visit www.cinemainsomnia.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Alexis Scott is publisher and cofounder of the Workbook, the premier resource helping art directors, graphic designers, corporate art departments, and publishers with project fulfillment as well as industry contact information. Alexis explains why she cofounded the Workbook, describes how to get new business using direct mail and email, and discusses the value of networking. For more information please visit workbook.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Jos Goble built his first electric car while still in his teens and traveled the globe before the age of twenty-one. Jos discusses how his car project came about, his upcoming projects, and his preference for green energy. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Michael Sullivan, whose short film The Sex Life of Robots was shown at the Tribeca Film festival, has been a commercial artist for nearly 40 years, a photographer, illustrator and stop-motion animation specialist whose work has appeared in Time magazine and MTV. For more information please visit cloudeyes.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Trina Robbins has segued from being a fashion designer for rock stars including Jim Morrison and Andy Warhol movies, to one of the best known woman underground cartoonists and now author of acclaimed books. For more information please visit www.trinarobbins.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Jason Love describes flying by the seat of his pants and creating passive income by making his work as funny as possible, and discusses falling in and out of one's creative state of grace. For more information please visit www.jasonlove.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.

Gary Numan is interviewed backstage at the Fillmore just hours before going on stage. Gary discusses his new album Jagged and North American tour, explains how the pressures of worldwide success had him losing his career, and describes what he did to get it back. Thanks to Shannon Ludwig for his help getting this interview and Rick Chavez for his technical support. For more information please visit www.numan.co.uk and www.metropolis-records.com. For more information on Creating Success, please visit www.creatingsuccesspodcast.com.