Launch Medicine

In this mini episode, Aaron shares how we can experience well-being in our lives and that it's easier than you might think! This episode is perfect for anyone who feels like they have to do something first in order to achieve well-being... like go to yoga, meditate, exercise, make money, etc. Enjoy!

This is a mini episode where Megan shares the inspiration behind her business, The Art Pantry. She talks about why she views art spaces as workshops and what kids learn in them that goes way beyond art. She also shares about her online course, Design Camp, and has a free download with art prompts for kids that are based on the skills she discusses in this episode. Show notes can be found at MuseAndTheCatalyst.com episode 10

In episode 9, we share our experience witnessing the recent total solar eclipse and how sometimes things line up just perfectly. We talk about how to allow for more of this in your own life and share a few magical stories of when things lined up perfectly in our past. This is a great episode for anyone who wants more serendipity in their life and for things to work out in your favor without having to try too hard. For show notes visit MuseAndTheCatalyst.com episode 9

Episode 8 is a mini episode where Aaron answers a listener's question about parenting and how to encourage kids to live an inspired life. This episode is great for anyone who is looking for advice on how to motivate or inspire their kids. The answer is probably not what you think!

In episode 7, we bring our unique perspectives to Back To School. Megan offers tips on organizing and setting up your home environment for success so your days can run smoothly. Aaron shares his perspective on creating morning and evening routines that will help your family establish more peace, joy, and connection. We talk about back to school shopping, organizing school-related items, setting up workspaces, homeschool environments, morning routines, after school routines, technology, homework, evening routines, and creating more family connection. For show notes visit MuseAndTheCatalyst.com episode 7.

In episode 6, we interview Julia Linsteadt, mother of 2, artist, art teacher, and co-founder of KidArtLit. We talk about creativity, flow, art, education, motherhood, anxiety, self-care, collaboration, community, running a creative business, and how following our intuition never leads us astray. Julia also talks about a near-death experience in her early 20's and how it lead her to go after her dreams. For show notes go to http://www.theartpantry.com/episode-6/

In episode 5, we discuss how we went to our first workshop together since having kids. We share our experience and takeaways on the Law of Attraction workshop given by Inspirational speaker, Esther Hicks. We share more about Esther and Abraham Hicks, who they are, and why Oprah has called them the "secret behind the The Secret." (The bestselling book and film by Rohnda Byrne). This is a great episode for anyone interested in living a joyful life, the law of attraction, manifestation, gratitude, meditation, positive thinking, and personal growth. For show notes, visit: http://www.theartpantry.com/law-of-attraction-abraham-hicks/

In episode 4, Megan interviews Aaron on how his unconventional career path led him to start a family coaching and counseling practice. We talk about how giving up alcohol changed his life and how he is currently obsessed with the effects of positive thinking. We also talk about the one thing that Aaron did as he launched his coaching business that led to his early success and a steady stream of clients. For show notes visit: http://www.theartpantry.com/podcast-episode-4/

In this episode, Aaron interviews Megan on her entrepreneurial journey, on the winding and unexpected path that led her to The Art Pantry. We talk about business pivots, finding inspiration, design, messy art, kids, motherhood, taking risks, and unexpected life events.

In this episode we talk about how we teamed up with Airstream's Endless Caravan campaign and got to spend 3 months as a family living, working, and traveling across the US in a 175 sq ft trailer. We talk about how we found sponsors and other ways we made it work financially, what we did on the road, and how this trip affected us and the kids. We also give some tips on how following your curiosities can help you uncover your dreams, and how to take action to make your dreams happen, even if you have a dream "blocker".