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In today's episode we're talking about artificial intelligence and our thoughts on it, as well as some updates on our TV series and the process behind our writing.
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Christy Bruneau
Chelsea Nettleton
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We have a special guest in our episode today, Jody Friedman.
He is an entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and music supervisor who has spent more than two decades working in the entertainment industry on major television franchises including The Bachelor. He has also produced a feature film (Ethan Bloom) and built multiple seven-figure businesses in entertainment and coaching.
Through his keynote and transformational framework, Wreck the Room, Jody helps high achievers recognize when the identity that created their success is no longer aligned with who they are becoming. His core message is simple: success without identity alignment doesn’t sustain
Take Jody's quiz to Find out What is Really Running Your life
Links and References:
Jody Friedman links:
Elite Music Coaching
Jody's Website
Ethan Bloom (film)
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Christy Spotify
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Thanks so much for joining us! Our special guest today is Rebecca J. Kenna, an artist who works in watercolor, pen and ink, and pencil, and a writer whose first novel is coming out this summer. She is also launching her publishing company/imprint soon. And she has a fabulous phrase that she teaches all of her students, encouraging them to apply it not only to their writing or art, but to their lives as a whole, which is to “Fail Magnificently.” So with that, on today’s show, we’ll be chatting with Rebecca about her art and writing, and her life, and the topic of Failure - with the specific goal to begin the process of reframing the way we look at failure.
Links and References and Mentions:
Rebecca's Art Website
Dave Hill, Jr.
Doubt Riding Shotgun, by Dave Hill, Jr.
Bittersweet - by Susan Cain
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Christy Spotify
The Creative Download Podcast website
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Join us this episode as we continue to discuss obstacles in art. Today we have a special guest, Brita Ferm.
Brita is the author of the book Secret Families Problem Families, the host of two podcasts, The Loving Parent Podcast, & The No More Elections Podcast. She is an accomplished pianist, an amazing painter, a wife, mom, mother-in-law, grandma (known as Grams), and Christy’s mentor & friend. In previous iterations of her professional life, she worked as:
a telephone operator, a big box store manager, a corporate billing clerk, a non-profit grant writer, and an artist. She went to college in her late 30’s, earning a BS in Health Science and an MA in Education. She co-founded Happy Child, Inc. and served as its Executive Director and Principal Investigator. Happy Child provided substance abuse prevention education to children and parenting/reparenting classes for adults, while researching self-esteem in the families before and after the classes, all of which was funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
She played in the 1988 Super Bowl halftime show as one of the pianists.
Mentions:
Romero Britto, artist and painter - https://britto.com
Super Bowl Halftime Show, January 1988: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqrksVDVO6w&list=RDwqrksVDVO6w&start_radio=1
rjkenna.com → writing class
Brita’s Links:
https://www.instagram.com/oceanbeachart/
https://lovingparentpodcast.com/
https://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/o/oceanbeachart/aboutartistbritaferm.html
Chelsea Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5pC0sv2owewxT0u7moL7Pe?si=6A6QAveCQUq-yf9GNkIbfQ
Christy Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2FBHoxFWv0iDmfVMAQl4h6?si=ZkO6rhamRWaqHv7JmPZI6A
thecreativedownloadpodcast.com
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As artists, we face a lot more obstacles than people may realize. And sometimes it can make us feel very lonely or like giving up. So join us as we dive into this topic.
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Christy Bruneau
Chelsea Nettleton
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Join us as we chat with Robin Duffy-Wirth about identity and how it relates to you as an artist.
Robin Duffy-Wirth's website
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Christy Bruneau
Chelsea Nettleton
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Welcome to the Creative Download!
Today we are talking about the importance of what art does. We'll be looking at Brian Eno's book of the same title.
Referenced in the episode:
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Chelsea Nettleton
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Join Christy and Chelsea as they interview and chat with Dave Hill, Jr., musician, singer/songwriter, and author of the book Doubt Riding Shotgun. Dave has an illustrious career in the music world, and is truly a creative to his core.
Dave’s book, Doubt Riding Shotgun book on Amazon and on his website, davehilljr.com.
You can find him on Social media:
IG: davehilljrmusic
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davehilljr/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davehilljr
Doubt Riding Shotgun book on Amazon
You can also find him on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/@DaveHillJr
Spotify Music for Chelsea and Christy:
Christy Bruneau
Chelsea Nettleton
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Christy and Chelsea talk about their adventures at the Production Music Conference in LA, walking through self-doubt and imposter syndrome, meeting other amazing production music folks, and taking next steps on their TV series.
Resources Used/Mentioned:
Websites:
Songwriting for Guitar/Mike Meiers
Judy Stakee
Elite Music Coaching
Production Music Association
Books/Authors:
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert; Elizabeth Gilbert Website
The Wart of Art by Steven Pressfield; Steven Pressfield Website
The Artists’ Way, Julia Cameron
Doubt Riding Shotgun, Dave Hill Jr.; Dave Hill, Jr. Website
Other:
Smartless Podcast Episode with Elton John and Brandi Carlisle
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Chelsea Nettleton
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In this episode we are recapping our season 1. We focus a lot in this episode too on saying "yes" to your creative ideas and passions and paths, as well as that it's never too late to pursue your art!
Resources Used/Mentioned:
Websites:
Songwriting for Guitar/Mike Meiers
Judy Stakee
Books/Authors:
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert; Elizabeth Gilbert Website
The Wart of Art by Steven Pressfield; Steven Pressfield Website
Find Your Unicorn Space by Eve Rodsky; Eve Rodsky Website
The Artists’ Way, Julia Cameron
The Collaborative Habit, Twyla Tharp
Spotify:
Christy Bruneau
Chelsea Nettleton
Social Media:
YouTube
Mentions:
Songwriting for Guitar/Mike Meiers
Judy Stakee
Books/Authors:
Find Your Unicorn Space by Eve Rodsky; Eve Rodsky Website
The Artists’ Way, Julia Cameron
Big Magic, Elizabeth Gilbert
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Created by creatives to inspire and encourage others to live in the fullness of their creativity.
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