On this episode, I spoke with Nick Abstract, a color-blind contemporary artist, specializing in geometric abstraction. His works are inspired by architecture with stylistic nods to graphic design and style writing. Basically, it’s really cool. You need to check it out.  

On this episode, I spoke with designer and illustrator, Emily Morgan. I don’t know about you but I can’t seem to scroll through TikTok or Instagram without seeing another sports team logo redesign that she has done. And if it’s not in my feed, one of my friends has sent it directly to me. Her designs have blown up and she’s found throngs of fans that enjoy seeing her works. We discuss what it takes to create these TikTok videos and how to deal with the inevitable trolls and haters that live everywhere on the internet. 

On this episode, I spoke with Doug Diedrich, a graphic designer and illustrator who has started a line of products (mostly apparel) called Jaw Dawgz using colorful illustrations and quirky oxymoronic sayings.  

On this episode, I spoke with JinJa Birkenbeuel, an award-winning strategist and creative executive recognized as "Most Innovative" by Fast Company Magazine in 2022. We discuss the music she creates with her husband in the band, Utah Carol, and how she was on the cover of Graphic Design USA Magazine which featured both her and me. And she has a way of turning the interview back on me and asking me a lot of questions about myself.

On this episode, I spoke with Jennifer Haire, a Production Manager and Line Producer for television and film. We discuss what her role is in the filmmaking process. We dive into her new book, Keys To The Production Office, and what to expect from her two-day workshop coming in August. And we discuss her role in getting two of my favorite shows to air, Schitt's Creek and It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia.

On this episode, I spoke with Jan Banister, an interior designer and former educator. We discuss how she got her start through the path of least resistance, how she started teaching, and her sweet bluegrass, bass guitar skills. 

On this episode, I spoke with Johnny Woods, a creator of animation and music. We discussed his unique style and bonded over our love of Alan Palomo (known to most of you as Neon Indian) and our love of those 90s computer animation VHS tapes, Beyond the Minds Eye. 

On this episode, I spoke with Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner, the Indie pop rock duo, Generationals. I discovered their music a few years ago on a random Spotify playlist and have been a fan ever since. We discuss their inspirations, their process, and their new album Heatherhead coming out June 2nd. 

On this episode, I spoke with William Warren, an author, illustrator, and CEO. We discuss his new book “The Conquering Creative.” It was written to help creative professionals, freelancers, side hustlers, and entrepreneurs not only excel at their craft, but excel at the business of their craft

On this episode, I spoke with Charlie Chase, a woodworker by day and a podcaster by night. A man who loves building things by hand and watching action films. We discuss his woodworking talents and his "Give Me Back My Podcast Network."