Jaymie Bowles

Jaymie Bowles is a successful entrepreneur who, after starting out in radio at a young age, decided to create not only her own radio station, WJMS Radio, but also her own media company, WJMS Media. Based in Savannah, Georgia, Jaymie’s career has been built on helping others through her companies. She sits down with host Tom Joyce to expound upon her career, the importance of empathy, and being faced with an unexpected medical diagnosis that made her resolve for success even stronger.

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CaSera “DJ Ca$h Era” Heining has become a household name nationwide as she has graced the stages at festivals such as Lollapalooza and Pitchfork, while simultaneously juggling a career in media as a radio producer. Columbia College Chicago Internship and Career Advisor, Tom Joyce, sits down for a frank discussion on diversity, finding success in multiple fields, and details how and why change is needed in the music industry.

Music industry professional Matt Rusinek has found success in the music world at an early age due to perseverance, honing his skills, and learning new ways to make himself indispensable. Columbia College Chicago Internship and Career Advisor, Tom Joyce, discusses with Matt touring with a major label artist, bringing value to every position he has had, and assisting with being a major component behind the scenes at Lollapalooza.

Radio Personality Abe Kanan discusses an unlikely source of inspiration for his creativity, finding his voice in radio and his relationship with the “King of All Media”, Howard Stern. In this installment, Columbia College Chicago Internship and Career Advisor, Tom Joyce, sits down to hear how Abe navigates his uniquely successful path.

Visual artist, curator, and educator Rebecca Baruc breaks down how a mentor early in life helped to begin her creative journey of utilizing skill sets in different areas to succeed, and details the process of creating her widely acclaimed exhibit, “The Color of Normal.” In this episode, Columbia College Chicago Internship and Career Advisor, Tom Joyce, is front and center for a conversation with this amazing creative.

Musician and media producer Adam Miller talks about combining dual passions in a career, leaving the cold winters of the Midwest behind and moving to Los Angeles to pursue a music career, and having music produced by one of indie rock’s most in-demand producers, Jonathan Rado of Foxygen. In this conversation, Columbia College Chicago Internship and Career Advisor, Tom Joyce, sits down to listen to Adam’s non-traditional route to success.