On this episode, I spoke with Chuck Wills, singer, songwriter, musician, and producer, based in Nashville, IN. He is the co-founder and co-producer of the Indiana State Fingerstyle Guitar Festival in its 13th year. Along with his musical endeavors, Chuck is a Producer and Head Engineer for The Brown County Hour on WFHB. He also writes and produces radio theater. 

On this episode, I spoke with Russ Baum, one half of the band Meager Kings. We discuss his journey to where he is today, how he writes songs, and we get some informtion on a new Meager Kings project.  

On this episode, I spoke with a grammy nominated musician and radio personality for kids. Coming to us directly from the Monkey House, Mr. Jack Forman. 

On this episode, I spoke with Graham Brown & Grant Gilman, owners of United State of Indiana and United State Print Co. We discuss how they started these companies, how they get their ideas, and if “John Mellencamp for President” would make a good t-shirt.

On this episode, I spoke with Caleb Wiles, a magician who not only does magic but creates his own tricks and shares them with the world. He has been featured on Penn & Teller’s "Fool Us" two times. But did he fool them?

On this episode, I spoke with Keemo, an artist that is creating some wonderful abstract portraits. We discuss finding your own style and are art galleries really the best way to market your work these days.

On this episode, I spoke with Rachel Lancaster, a mural artist from Winnipeg. We discuss how starting a hobby turned into a profession and how she has to keep her paints from freezing up there in Canada.

On this episode, I spoke with Patrick Tisdale, an artist, carpenter, and just all around creative person. He established the Creative Council of Franklin to add some art and culture to the city of Franklin, Indiana. We have a great conversation about art and creativity. We even get downright philosophical about what is art and why do people make what they do. 

On this episode, I spoke with Eric Klinkowski, the creator of Smokey Lights. He’s taking old cameras, typewriters, cigar boxes, and more and turning them into illuminated works of art. 

On this episode, I spoke with Jeff Bodart. A comedian that I once saw at an open mic night here in downtown Indianapolis, has gone on to a full career in comedy. He’s also done some writing, and acting, he creates some really great portrait art, and he makes wands. Like really cool Harry Potter style wands.