What is going on everyone, welcome to the sixth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and today we have an excellent episode with Josh Moe, photographer and videographer studying business at the University of Minnesota.

Josh was an extremely interesting guy to talk to, because he is straddling the line between being a traditional student seeking a fairly standard job after graduation and becoming an entrepreneurial film-maker and photographer who is touring the country with artists, forward-thinking businesses and friends. 

Josh’s perspective into creative work is even more interesting when you consider the fact that 3 years ago he hadn’t even picked up a camera yet, but now he’s on his way to making a living with one. In this episode we discuss what Josh believes to be the necessary traits of an aspiring photographer, videographer and entrepreneur, how to navigate the complex ecosystem of creative professionals in your area, and his strategy to growing his brand as a business. 

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to move forward in such an interesting and complicated industry, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

Here are just a few of the best points from an extremely valuable  conversation I had with the founder and host of “Relish the Journey” Media, Myles Biggs. 

Myles is a lot like you and me- he’s worked his way up in his 9-5 job, his first son is about to turn one, and he started a media company with the goal of interviewing the world. And while the last point might not *actually*  be all that common, Myles still has countless stories and experiences that any person with an interest in podcasting can learn from, because the fact of the matter is Myles' self-proclaimed best quality is his inexplicable drive to try and learn new things.

This episode is jam packed with highly valuable and multi-layered conversation on starting a venture like a podcast when you still have the normal 9-5 obligation. The insightful nuance of how Myles attacks new problems, avoids being content and is evolving as a creative professional is beneficial to anyone who has a similar desire to create.

Also be sure to check out Myles' podcast, “Relish the Journey” anywhere you listen to podcasts to hear my interview. We talked about my story, my passions and what drives me to create ventures like this very podcast. That episode will release tomorrow- Thursday, January 3rd, so be sure to check it out for a never-before heard perspective into how I attack every single day. 

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own podcast, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

What is going on everyone, welcome to the fifth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was able to hop on a call with the founder and host of “Relish the Journey” Media, Myles Biggs. 

Myles is a lot like you and me- he’s worked his way up in his 9-5 job, his first son is about to turn one, and he started a media company with the goal of interviewing the world. And while the last point might not *actually*  be all that common, Myles still has countless stories and experiences that any person with an interest in podcasting can learn from, because the fact of the matter is Myles' self-proclaimed best quality is his inexplicable drive to try and learn new things.

This episode is jam packed with highly valuable and multi-layered conversation on starting a venture like a podcast when you still have the normal 9-5 obligation. The insightful nuance of how Myles attacks new problems, avoids being content and is evolving as a creative professional is beneficial to anyone who has a similar desire to create.

Also be sure to check out Myles' podcast, “Relish the Journey” anywhere you listen to podcasts to hear my interview. We talked about my story, my passions and what drives me to create ventures like this very podcast. That episode will release tomorrow- Thursday, January 3rd, so be sure to check it out for a never-before heard perspective into how I attack every single day. 

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own podcast, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.