Her Process

In this week's micro podcast, I revisit pop artist, Drea. Drea was on the show last week for episode 22. She was so open and so candid. I just loved talking with her. This episode is a P.S. to Drea's full length episode. Today she answers twelve questions that can be asked of artists of any discipline. Now, here's eight more minutes with pop artist, Drea!

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Drea's website: http://www.dreaxmusic.com

I'm so excited to share my chat with pop artist, Drea. She takes us on her journey beginning with piano lessons taught by her mom starting at age 5, to performing in her dad's church, to being a hip hop and break dancer in London, to graduating with a degree in Women and Gender Studies, to releasing her debut album in July of 2016, entitled No Vacancy. 

Drea's is a story of getting to the core of who she is as a person, of staying true to herself, of embracing herself as a sexual being, of being an independent woman making a life and a career as an artist in the city of Los Angeles.

During our conversation, Drea opens up about some of the things she's seen in her three years of working in the music industry in LA. She's got solid advice for women in the industry. And, she treats us to a beautiful, stripped down cover of the title track from her debut album!

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Drea's website: http://www.dreaxmusic.com

This episode features author, Camilla Ochlan. Camilla answers twelve questions that can be asked of artists of any discipline. It's interesting to hear how my guests answers to these questions vary, and how they don't.

Camilla's work ethic and sense of self discipline is so inspiring. In a little over nine minutes, you'll hear what makes her tick as an artist, and how she gets it all done, and believe me, she gets a lot done in a day! To find out more about that, listen to Camilla in Episode 21.

And now, with nine minutes of wisdom and motivation, here is Camilla Ochlan.

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Camilla's blog: https://seethingbrain.wordpress.com

This episode features actress and author, Bonita Gutierrez. Think of this micro pod as a PS to episode 21. Bonita answers twelve questions that apply to artists of all disciplines.

In this micro pod, which runs a little under nine minutes, Bonita will put a smile on your face. Her positive energy will reach out to you over the airwaves and make you just feel so happy to create!

If you need a quick pick-me-up, this is the episode for you!

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Bonita's blog: http://bonitamg.tumblr.com/

I'm excited to share a chat with not one, but two amazing artists! I'm talking with Camilla Ochlan and Bonita Gutierrez, authors of The Werewolf Whisperer series. These two ladies are talented and well rounded artists on their own, writing screenplays, acting, producing, writing other books, doing martial arts...I could keep going! Let's just say they have a lot going on, and without missing a beat on their separate projects, they manage to come together to write this urban fantasy series. It's action packed, it's funny, it's sad, it's dark, it's so many things. And so far they've published two novels in the series and two novellas, including the recently released Beast Out Of Hell.

Camilla and Bonita write a past and present timeline that is so seamlessly executed, I just had to ask what their secret was to accomplishing this feat! We also talked character, genre, publishing, getting started as a writer, writing as a team, solo projects, and so much more!

If you're a writer, or have ever even entertained the thought of writing, or if you just love books, this is the episode for you!

For show notes, fun facts about my guests that weren't mentioned in the episode, and to see some great photos, pop on over to herprocess.com.

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Camilla's blog: https://seethingbrain.wordpress.com

Bonita's blog: http://bonitamg.tumblr.com/

This week's micro podcast runs a little under nine minutes and features magician, Lauren Cohen. I ask Lauren twelve questions that pertain to artists of all disciplines. So, there's a little something here for everyone.

Want more? Listen to Lauren's full length episode, get links to her social media and website, see photos, and read fun facts that weren't mentioned on the episode at herprocess.com.

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In this episode I have the privilege of chatting with magician, Lauren Cohen. It's a privilege because, A) She's a wonderful human being, and B) She's a lady magician, and  you don't come across those very often. During our chat, we discuss why that is. Also, we talk about the fact that Lauren does close-up magic, which is even more of a rarity for women. Lauren shares how she goes about learning her tricks. She talks about reading her audience and dealing with hecklers. And, she shares her experience being a woman magician in what is predominantly a man's field. Some of her stories may surprise you!

For links to Lauren's social media, show notes, photos of Lauren, and fun facts you won't hear on the show, pop on over to herprocess.com.

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It's the Her Process Micro Pod, Episode 19.5! Think of it as a 15 minute P.S. to Episode 19 with singer/songwriter, and busker, Katie Ferrara. I ask Katie twelve questions that can be asked of any artist in any discipline. It's fun to see how my guests' answers differ, and how they don't!

If you haven't heard Katie's Episode 19 yet, you can pop on over to herprocess.com for links to listen. You'll also see photos of Katie and fun facts you won't hear on the podcast. Just a tip...listen to Episode 19 all the way through to the end and you'll hear Katie perform her song, Jackets, live from my living room! And, I have to tell you, the sound on the recording is pretty great!

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I'm chatting with singer/songwriter, Katie Ferrara. Katie is an introvert who found a way to connect with people through playing music...on the streets of LA. She has spend a lot of time over the last couple of years as a busker. During our chat she opens up about how she found empowerment through busking. And it's so interesting to hear her take on performing on stage in a venue (which she also does) vs. performing on the street. She talks about how she went from only performing solo to finding a love of collaboration. And, she opens up about something many of us can identify with...the conflict between pursuing a career and having kids and settling down. In fact, she's got a song about that very topic, which she plays for us at the end of the show!

To see photos of Katie, get show notes, and read fun facts that weren't mentioned during the podcast, pop on over to herprocess.com.

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It's the Her Process micro podcast! This episode comes in at just under fifteen minutes, and features illustrator, Shelley Couvillion from episode 18.

Haven't heard episode 18 yet? Give it a listen, then go to herprocess.com to see some photos of Shelley and her art, and to read some fun facts that weren't on the podcast!

And, as always, you can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat at jobozarth.

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