Do What You Want Radio with Jordan Hefler

In this episode, Jordan gives a recap on what's been keeping her from uploading podcasts recently and what she's been up to including shooting Kanye West Sunday Service, Voodoo Fest, LSU Football, and the concept of Instagram vs. reality.

In this episode, Jordan chats with Meghan Daniel of Crybaby Stitch about embroidering witty sayings, what Fly Girl Fall is, the struggle of selling merch, why Instagram is stressful, and where to get the funkiest home decor.

In this episode Jordan talks to salon owner Toni Terry about having your business stand out, curating a client experience, and how starting a business in the aftermath of a detrimental flood made it stronger in the long run.

In this episode, Jordan talks with children’s illustration artist Mandy Porta about licensing your artwork, raising creative girls, and getting clear on your “why" as a creative entrepreneur.

In this episode, Jordan interviews Said Abusaud over Skype about fighting creative boredom and getting skilled in multiple different creative disciplines, inspirations for short films, and thinking about your work conceptually.

In this episode Jordan talks with photographer and serial entrepreneur Sarah Becker about getting your finances together as a creative entrepreneur, investing in property, and starting multiple businesses.

In this episode, I interview O’mar Finley about being a stand-up comic, creating a comedy scene in Baton Rouge, and why comics are devalued and shouldn’t work for free.

In this episode, Jordan interviews Jacob Jolibois, co-founder of the on-demand lawncare app Block, about building digital products, taking risks when starting a new business, and striving to challenge yourself every day.

In this episode Jordan interviews Taylor Bennett, CEO of the creative agency MESH, about why company culture and empowering your employees is important, how to scale a business organically, and the things brands shouldn’t skip over when it comes to branding.

In this episode, Jordan talks with Josh Owen of Comfystone Films about personality marketing, why brands should invest in their future by hiring creatives, and what the differences are in the creative industries of Baton Rouge vs. New Orleans.