Today’s interview is with my good friend and singer/songwriter, Sarah Kang. Many of her deep thoughts on life left me a little speechless and I hope they are just as inspiring to you, whether you’re an artist or not. Check out our conversation about her journey as she’s grown and discovered new seasons in her life.

Visit her YouTube channel for her latest: Sarah Kang Music

This episode includes a check-in with Morgan of Morgan Swank Studio and her new blog. Since our episode The Artist Beginning, we have both decided to make a career change, putting our talents at the forefront. Together we discuss what life has been like and the steps of faith we have taken. Morgan’s work on her former blog The Otter Dance is a great example of what it looks like to start a creative outlet in hopes of doing something you love. The important thing as a creative is just to do something, even if you don’t always have a clear vision in mind. You never know what you will discover about yourself or your passion along the way. Who knows, like Morgan and myself, you might even discover yourself making your passion into a career!

Oh and we both got new headshots;

Ryan Stadler Photography

Autumn Kovach Photography

Social Endeavor has traveled to Minneapolis, MN this week. The host and guest from both US coasts find themselves back in their hometown sharing their journeys. Jordan Gillstrom resides in Southern California and shares his experience of discovering new music genres, collaborations and artist direction. Check out his Hope Rising Project and follow him on Facebook and Twitter to stay tuned for his CD to be released in iTunes Spring 2016.

This week’s inspiring artist talk is with Alexandra Port. Throughout the episode we discuss her artistic journey, the beauty of being vulnerable and giving our art courageously. Check out her beautiful artwork on her website; www.alexandraport.com

Also, in the show is a shoutout to Professor Blastoff who announced last week the conclusion of their four-year-long podcast. Tig, David and Kyle were a huge source of inspiration for Social Endeavor. They were my companions when I moved from Minneapolis to New York and provided humorous conversations with individuals I never would have known otherwise. Bittersweetly, I wish them the very best in all of their artistic paths.