In this episode I interview Gianna Mauceri.  Gianna is based in San Diego, California.  Gianna is a writer, a yogi, a healer, and more.  In this episode we talk about her new book, the process of healing, reframing pain, and so much more.

You can find Gianna's book "Soul of a Spirit Warrior" on her website giannamauceri.com, or wherever you get your books.  You can also follow her on Instagram @gianna.divine.love.

In this episode I interview Chad Alley.  Chad is based in Fort Collins, Colorado.  Chad is a musician, the newest member of Wasteland Hop, and a general contractor.  In this episode we talk about the guitar, learning a whole new catalog of music, creativity within music itself, the interfacing of art and business, and so much more.

You can follow Chad on IG @C_Lac_Ally, on FB at Alley’s Custom Remodel, and check out Wasteland Hop on Instagram and all the streaming platforms.

In this episode I interview Brandon Bullard.  Brandon is based in Denver, Colorado.  Brandon is an artist, a philosopher, and a multifaceted creator.  In this episode we talk about his relationship with creative process and materials, making it as an artist, the art of listening, and so much more.

You can follow Brandon on Instagram @eyephotos, and on his website at brandonbullard.com.

In this episode I interview Mae Bird.  Mae Bird is based in Wales, United Kingdom.  Mae Bird is a singer/songwriter, a world traveller, and a wonderful human being.  In this episode we talk about the creative process, the challenge of releasing judgement, daydreaming, and so much more.

You can follow Mae Bird on Instagram @maebirdsings, and on Facebook @Mae Bird.

In this episode I interview Kevin Yu.  Kevin is a computer programmer, a standup gentleman, and most notably, a break dancer.  In this episode we talk about break dancing, the history and culture of the artform, Kevin's unique love affair with it, and so much more.

You can follow Kevin on @foco_flava on Instagram, and feel free to look around to see if you can find him breaking elsewhere on the deep corners of the interwebs.

In this episode I interview Nadia Tauhun and Cesar Kastro.  Nadia and Cesar are based in Brooklyn, NY.  Nadia is a gallery owner, curator, and educator, and Cesar is an artist and creative consultant.  In this episode we talk about creating community around a movement, the influence of family history on art, and much much more.

You can follow Nadia and Cesar on Instagram @flowershopcollective, flowershopcollective.com, @kastrocr, and ckastro.com.

In this episode I interview Nick Scheidies.  Nick is based in Nederland, Colorado.  Nick is a musician, a founding member of Wasteland Hop, a music producer, a multifaceted creative, and a family man.  In this episode we talk about the creative process, the importance of family, the beauty of creativity, and so much more.

You can follow Nick on Facebook @nickscheidies, on Instagram @nicholasalexander49, check out Wasteland Hop on all the streaming platforms, and check out Nick’s personal work on Bandcamp at lamplightlamplight.bandcamp.com.

In this episode I interview Cameron Gallegos.  Cam is based in Bozeman, Montana.  Cam is a firefighter, a ski patrolman, an athlete, a family man, and my brother.  In this episode we talk about the art of the fire service, wildfires, continued training, whiskey, and so much more.

You can follow Cam on Instagram @mtcameron.

In this episode I interview Lara Austin.  Lara is based in Fort Collins, Colorado.  Lara is an entrepreneur, a doula, and MY online business manager.  In this episode we talk about Lara’s journey to becoming her awesome self, the business of creativity, her philosophy on organization for business, and so much more.

You can follow Lara on her websites at laraustin.io, and birthintocommunity.com.

In this episode I interview Carlos Montoya.  Carlos is based in Carlsbad, California.  Carlos is an entrepreneur, a designer, a coffee roaster, and possibly one of the most interesting men in the world.  In this episode we talk about coffee, the process of creating a company, the art of life, and much more.

You can connect with Carlos and his coffee on his website at myadventurecoffee.com.