In this episode, Mitch dives into the heart of a question every artist wrestles with: Why do we create? Through personal reflection, he explore how creativity is more than expression—it’s an obligation to reveal what only we can see. From the divine origins of inspiration to the invisible masterpieces waiting to be discovered, this episode unpacks the belief that creation isn’t invention, but revelation. Art expands our vision, nourishes the soul, and connects us to something far greater than ourselves.

Mitch returns to the Project Purpose Podcast to share an update on his life in New York, which he describes as a "season of change". He discusses his recent move from Queens to Brooklyn, the experience of still feeling like a visitor, and the importance of meeting new people to build community. Mitch also provides insights into his creative work on "The Demon Core," including how limited equipment has made his writing "super intentional", and recommends investing in high-quality music sample libraries like Native Instruments and Spitfire's BBC for music creators. He reveals his primary reason for moving to New York was to engage with the theater writing community and discusses his evolving creative philosophy: shifting from writing for himself to creating opportunities and jobs for others, and valuing the rehearsal process over the final performance to foster personal growth and investment among collaborators.

Lia is currently at Western Washington University studying Marketing. In this episode, we discuss how marketing plays an important role in our everyday life.

Kathryn and I have known each other for a long time now. In this episode, we discuss Kathryn's unique journey since finishing high school.

Emily Vaughan and I discuss our recent hair decisions.