Emma and Micah of the Flower Pistils have received much acclaim over their recent single, Children of the End Times. In this episode we explore how they made the single, what their publishing strategy was, and how they are continuing to promote their music through the use of Berkley interns. There are a lot of insightful ideas in this episode, give it a listen and learn how to move your music into the mainstream.

Mx. Pucks A'Plenty takes us through their journey in growing a festival from an event.  We learn all about how asking for help is more than just a question, it's a conversation. Finally, we take a look at how organization can keep you on track and focused even through the apocalypse.  

We shortened our episode length, at 30 minutes, we get right to it in this episode. Meredith talks about her experience acting in satellite markets as compared to larger more active markets like New York and Los Angeles. Meredith also talks about funding films and how to get started acting later in life.  

Talking to Henry was a blast! He truly lives the life of an artist and when talking to him we learned so very much about how he is able to create so freely. We learned all about the inspiration for his characters and how he managed to move ahead to become one of Seattle's most prolific artists. 

Today we interviewed Maxx Follis-Goodkind, artist, owner, and curator of the gallery space known as Push/Pull. In this episode, Maxx talks quite a bit on how we as artists can lift one another up. She talks about what it takes to be an visual artist, how others have influenced her, and how she prioritizes the art which goes in the gallery. There are many facets to this episode and we highly suggest giving it a listen if you're a visual artist.

In this episode Sky Lewis brings to light how to get started in the music business and where to find sanctuary while on the road. Claire and Sky dive deep on performance and the intricacies of performing from venue to venue. This episode has some really down to earth moments with Sky and we were so happy to have him on.

In this episode we explore how one gets started in the creative business, and then, how we can stay there. Nikki is an incredibly qualified individual, she is head of marketing for Mastin Labs,  runs a consulting company called Kittenteeth, and works with creatives to bring them to the level they see themselves at. This is a really insightful episode and you would be wise to give it a listen.

Our second guest Amy LP just jumped into self employment! Yay Amy! We talk about how that jump has been and what she's learned during the transition phase out of her non-profit job. 

Dre Anderson takes the risk as our first guest ever! Dre Anderson has faced a lot in the last year yet pushes through all the way to the end. With houses burning and beats spittin, we take a deep look at how Dre Anderson keeps his head afloat as a full-time creative.