Do What You Want Radio with Jordan Hefler

In this episode, Jordan interviews Dylon Hoffpauir, a professional dancer/choreographer about the dancing industry, how to stay disciplined and deal with rejection, and being a male in a woman dominated industry.

In this episode, Jordan interviews Molly Taylor, a musician and owner/designer of the jewelry company Beneath The Bark, about the creative process, being persistent, and having a vision for your brand.

In this episode, Jordan speaks with productivity coach Peter Akkies about changing your mindset on what it means to be a creative entrepreneur and how to create content every day.

In this episode, Jordan interviews graphic designer and Crop conference founder Matt Dawson about working as a graphic designer, starting a conference, and taking initiative to "make it happen."

In this episode Jordan interviews Ellen Ogden of Ellen Ogden Art about being a visual artist, digital vs. manual processes, and using chalkboard art, hand lettering, and murals to provide commercial work for businesses.

In this episode Jordan interviews Taylor S. Hunter and Helena Williams, two employees of the non profit organization The Walls Project, about supporting arts in the community, freelancing on the side, and trusting your journey as a creative.

In this episode Jordan and Keegan, one of the co-founders of Pontcha Surf Club, discuss how a brand turned into a community, how to create authentic content, and surfing in Louisiana.

In this episode Jordan and founders of Power Pump Girls, Inc. Raina Vallot and Sherin Dawud discuss women empowerment, the road to becoming a non profit, and how to stay transparent to evolve your brand along the way.

In this episode Jordan and established photographer Jennifer discuss how to get into music photography, resilience when you get denied, and setting an example as a working mom chasing your dreams.

In this episode Jordan and Sweet Baton Rouge owner Meredith discuss how to start and run an apparel company, productive routines, and giving back to the community by keeping it local.