In this episode of Is There More?, Megan sits down with filmmaker and community builder Zoe Kismet to dive into the messy, beautiful journey of creative self-discovery. Zoe opens up about launching the Salt Lake Film Club as a way to break out of her own social anxiety and build a space for like-minded artists. They talk about the magic of synchronicities, the power of just starting (even when you’re not ready), and how creativity isn’t just an outlet—it’s a lifeline. From navigating self-worth and relationships to embracing the weird, uncomfortable parts of being an artist, this episode is a deep dive into the raw realities of chasing passion and purpose.

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00:00 Introduction to Zoe Kismet and Salt Lake Film Club

03:02 The Journey of Overcoming Social Anxiety

05:55 Creative Expression and Synchronicities

09:00 Navigating Personal Growth and Creativity

11:48 Exploring Relationships and Self-Worth

15:03 The Impact of Spirituality on Life Choices

17:56 Dialogue Life Skills and Healthy Communication

21:02 Vulnerability and Artistic Expression

This special International Women’s Day bonus episode brings together Lia Glynias (LAUNCH Clothing & Accessories) and Dana Dean (Dana Dean PR) for an inspiring conversation about fashion, self-expression, and the power of community. We explore the journey of opening a boutique in St. Louis, the importance of mindful consumption, and how personal style and creativity can empower women. Get ready for a celebration of fashion, confidence, and the relationships that uplift us!

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Join Lia Glynais Restrepo as she shares her journey of turning a local St. Louis boutique into the thriving Love Launch Clothing and Accessories online store. Fueled by passion, creativity, and a commitment to quality, Lia’s story celebrates the power of building a business with heart. Learn how faith in the process—and a little love—can transform challenges into triumphs and help you create something lasting.Time Stamps00:00 Appreciation Dialogue: Building Connections04:09 Struggles and Growth: The Journey of Self-Discovery09:59 Fear vs. Faith: Navigating Challenges in Entrepreneurship15:59 Community and Connection: The Power of RelationshipsShop LAUNCH:Love-Launch.comContact Lia:[email protected]

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In this episode, Megan sits down with Jaxon J. Huffman, CEO of Creators Capital and Founder of Dialog Life Skills, to explore the impact that learning to Dialog has had on his relationships, creativity, and personal growth. Jaxon reflects on his deep connection with creator True Hinds, his journey through Imago Therapy, and the pivotal moments that reshaped his understanding of family, legacy, and healing generational trauma. From navigating the three stages of love in relationships, to fostering empathy and success for young creators, this episode dives into the life-changing potential of Dialog as a practice. Tune in to uncover insights that could redefine your relationships and creative path.

"A great writer writes what they know."

In this episode, Megan dives deep with writer and creative genius True Hinds Madega to uncover how Tanzania changed her life and inspired her series, DAR. They explore the power of authentic storytelling, breaking cultural barriers, and True's mission to give Swahili a global platform by landing this series in the hands of a company that will stay True to the culture in Dar es Salaam.

True shares why living in Tanzania helped her uncover what was on the ocean floor of her soul, giving her a sense of safety, freedom, and feeling home. She opens up about healing generational trauma, the mental health benefits of leaving the U.S., and her process of writing Dar accurately by immersing herself in the environment, and getting feedback from the locals.

If you've ever considered reconnecting with your roots or starting fresh abroad, this episode is for you.

🌎 Humans have pushed the planet to its limits—and now, Earth is pushing back. Is climate change actually climate chaos? Is Mother Nature retaliating against us? And if so… what can we do about it?In this eye-opening conversation, Jordan Ayanna, "The Singing Scientist," breaks down the harsh truths about environmental destruction, climate anxiety, and how we can truly make a difference. Spoiler: Recycling isn’t for the Earth—it’s for us.

Welcome Andy Compton and Jackie Kelly, two incredible indie filmmakers from St. Louis, Missouri as they discuss their award winning short film Phantasmic, overcoming mental health challenges, and their upcoming projects.

In this episode you'll get a look into the making of a short film that personifies a panic attack with a groundbreaking performance by Jackie Kelly that leaves you feeling more empathy than ever before. Stick around a while for some bloody good advice on titling, making movies within your means, three legged dogs, and more.