On this episode, I spoke with Dave Windisch, an artist and designer. We discuss gig posters, handbills, printing techniques, children’s books, and music....oh, so much music. 

On this episode, I spoke with Vincent Chung. He’s an artist doing some really great mixed media art that includes neon lights. We discuss his inspirations and processes and we learn about bombarding glass tubes to make neon lights. And I bombard him with many questions. But before we get into that lesson in art and chemistry here’s a word from our sponsor.   

This week was especially exciting for me as I recently just got back from Las Vegas where I visited Omega Mart created by Meow Wolf. Today I spoke with Vince Kadlubek who is one of the founders of Meow Wolf. We discuss how they got their start, where the name came from, their plans to take over the world, and the question many of you are asking…what the heck is Meow Wolf?

On this week’s episode, I spoke with John Young. An author that is about to GET HUGE. No that’s not me looking into my crystal ball and predicting the future. That’s the title of his new book, "Getting Huge," coming April 1st. I had the pleasure of discussing this book and his other works.

On this week’s episode, I spoke with Melodie Yvonne. A photographer that I thought only did concert photography. But we learn she does much more than that. From baking to poetry, she always finds a way to stay creative. And we have a first on this podcast, we get a Be Real alert. 

In this week’s episode, I speak with a woman that needs no introduction, at least to those in the design world. She has been hosting the Design Matters podcast for 18 years, she is the author of several books, she co-founded the world’s first graduate program in branding at the school for Visual Arts in New York…and I haven’t even mentioned her actual design work. She is without a doubt the inspiration for this podcast. Everything I do on here I learned by listening to her show, so I am very humbled to have Debbie Millman on the podcast today. Now, here is the irony of all of this. Both of us are podcasters…and even with two professionals, technology can still cause issues. We had some glitches with the audio but I still wanted to release this episode. Just with the caveat of, I’m sorry about the audio issues. I hope you enjoy this discussion with a great human being, Miss Debbie Millman.

On this week's episode, I spoke with illustrator and children’s author, Bob Staake. I love the illustration style of Bob’s books and my son loved the stories he wrote. But I had no idea the depth of his work from illustrating covers for the New Yorker to working on so many cartoons I loved as a kid, like Ren & Stimpy, Powerpuff Girls, and Samurai Jack.

On this week's episode, I spoke with Jonathan Wilson. Jonathan was a professor of mine from Ivy Tech Community College in Columbus, Indiana. He’s a big reason I’m where I am today. While most of his career was in education, and we talk quite a bit about that, he is also an amazing photographer with a great story about his travels to India and more.

On this week's podcast, I spoke with Kimberly Hoffman. A children’s author and wonderfully creative person that has some great insights into the world of writing children’s literature. We also discuss how she was inspired to write a book by a spider who joined her dance class.

On this podcast, I spoke with Sonor Ozenc. An engineer, entrepreneur, and artist. He is the creator of MakersCafe and RazorLab. And has more ideas for the future.