What a time to be alive.

Now that everyone is self-isolating to try and flatten the curve of the COVID 19 virus, we are all in desperate need of things to help pass the time.

Well, I hope that a new podcast episode helps a little!

Del Hartley came by almost a year ago to do this episode and I finally found the time to get it ready to release.

If you don’t know Del, you will soon. The guy is a crazy talented musician that is on the cusp of blowing up.

In this episode, we talk about what his creative process is like, how he stays motivated and how he got to where he is today. (He opened for Snoop Dogg last year… what?!?).

Enjoy.

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We made it to season 2! Thanks for sticking with me and welcome to anyone that is checking out the show for the first time.

This episode is a bit different in that, I was the one being interviewed. You may remember Jay Perry who was a guest on episodes 6 & 7 in season one who is the host in this episode. Back when Jay was on the show he had the idea of interviewing me for the season two premiere and I thought that would be cool. I briefly shared my story in the first episode of the show and have shared little bits in other episodes but in this one, we dive a little deeper into the details.

People have been asking if it's coming back and the answer is YES!

New episodes from season 2 will be released soon!

To view or listen to episodes from season 1 visit

http://www.jessedhunt.com/podcast

Lauren is like so many of us. After finishing high school she attended university only to realize that she didn't particularly love school and she didn't know what she wanted to do after graduating.

Sound familiar?

Now, 5 years later, after opening "The Hive" in Honey Harbour, which is now considered to be a destination on Georgian Bay, Lauren has opened her second location, just across the bay in the popular ski town of Collingwood.

Jacob runs a talent management agency that is based in Toronto, Canada, called Good Fun, which manages the careers of many well known social media influencer's.

I bet you didn't even know that job existed.

Neither did I.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of just taking the first step, whatever that may be. Bonar talks about how identifying what his first step was and finding a way to take it was crucial to the start of his business. Now he travels the world filming content for Porsche and their professional athletes.

Eric has been making music for a long time. Whether it be in pop-punk bands in his teens, to dropping out of university and touring across North America in a well-known rock band, to writing his own music. Eric has been working at it for a while and it has been a gradual progression that has gotten him to where he is today.

After his father was diagnosed with cancer and given 9 months to live, Jay quit his job and became a full-time caregiver, something he knew nothing about.

In this episode, Jay opens up about the experiences he went through over the next two years of his life which then inspired him to write a book to share his experiences with others dealing with the same thing.

Episode 1 with Jay Perry.

Jay is a super talented photographer that has done some big campaigns for the Toronto Raptors and Toronto Maple Leafs. We talk about how he got started in photography and how a random opportunity paired with an unexpected photo changed his life.

Melody is an amazing artist and illustrator and all around creative individual. She is also a musician and along with her sister, they make music under the name band name SONAGUR. Give them a listen and check out their videos - they are super cool!

Oh, they also have a creative agency that focuses on building creative campaigns for a variety of companies. Talented siblings, right?