On this month's episode, Laura and Julie talk with each other about their previous and upcoming creative works, how rapid changes influenced their direction, and what is next. Julie Snyder is an accomplished actor, writer, moderator, producer and book influencer. Laura Irene Young is a writer, director, actor, and teacher. 

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie speak with Kelly Trumbull, a multidisciplinary theatre artist. Kelly Trumbull's first play, Morning Reckoning. had its first full length run at University of Pittsburgh. The three discuss Kelly's inspiration, process to get it produced, and the adrenaline of trying something new. 

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie speak with Trenell Mooring, actor, historical costumer, and cosplayer. Trenell discusses her inspiration, her distractions, and her biggest wins. Laura and Julie discuss a moment of transition and what is next for them.

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie speak with Tina Evans, founder of Tap into Theater Academy and writer of children's book Typical Tina: Goes to the SpecTAPulars. They discuss opening a business with a new and specific vision, writing a children's book and the inspiration, Laura's failed attempt to try pottery, and Julie's successful attempt at bread making. 

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie speak with Lindsay Vrab Co-Founder and Director of Production of Show Before the Show, a multi-faceted entertainment company. Show before the show specialties in warming up and moderating conventions, television productions, and more. Throughout the episode, the three discuss the ever evolving process of what a project is worth, how to find balance, and the need for a perfect planner. 

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie talk to Amber Neilson, an immersive experiences director specializing in haunts, children's theater, and living history. The three discuss the importance of collaboration, trust, and appreciation within the arts and creating new experiences for audiences. 

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie talk to Angela Bodnar about Anacua House, an independent online housewares boutique. Angela discusses her need for more creative work, adjusting her life to fulfill her life's mission and her family's needs.  

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie talk to fashion designer, seamstress, and cosplayer, Tuwanda Chandler. She talks about big moves, getting your name out

On this month's episode, Laura and Julie talk to producer and performer, Don Michael Mendoza. They discuss his journey to becoming a producer, starting over in a new city, and how things circle back to you. 

Laura and Julie talk about processing grief through art with filmmaker, director, and writer, Susanne McDonald. She discusses her latest film Trivial Pursuit. This episode contains talks of depression, racial inequities, and suicide. Julie and Laura recognize that this discussion may not be for everyone. If these subjects are not for you, stay tuned for next week's episode.  We also discuss the value of creating your own work and how each creative needs to value their own career and process.