In this interview with award winning cameraman Carey Moots, he tells us a story filled with intrigue and luck coupled with consistent dedication and hard work. Learn more about the life and adventures of Carey Moots of Moots Productions, and what made his business launch into a success story.

The Pandemic has had a devastating effect on many art galleries and art shows. Many galleries around the country have had to close their doors permanently. Running a Gallery is a challenge to begin with, but couple this with the Pandemic and it's just a recipe for failure. The Tortuga Gallery is pivoting to survive. In this episode we discuss their history and what they're doing to survive the pandemic. It's an inspiring and brilliant conversation between myself, and Logan and Pax Garcia of The Tortuga Gallery.

Jim Livingston is a fine art photographer whose work captures how he felt in that moment in that place. From storm chasing to capturing lightning and chasing fantastic sunsets and canyon night skies, Jim Livingston not only manages to take astounding photos but he lives an amazing life. In this episode he shares some very deep words of wisdom to cherish and follow in order to live a happier life.

John Lechner is a landscape photographer and expert in Lead Generation for Artists. In this interview, we talk a little bit about his work and he shares what he's learned about Facebook marketing for artists and the bare minimum any professional artist ought to be doing on a regular basis, even if you're time-poor.

Brainard Carey is an instructor at the Praxis Center for Aesthetic Studies. He gives us a glimpse into his own career and the path he took and shares with us the three things he's found that artists struggle with the most.

Visual artist and email marketing specialist Kim Winberry talks with us about how she is pivoting to deal with losing her job to COVID and with all the canceled art fairs. Not only is she learning to thrive in this new digital environment but she's got a new project underway called Imagined Spaces.

Betty Franks Krause makes vibrant, colorful, whimsical, abstract paintings inspired by fields of flowers. She's earned the following of over 100k fans on Instagram alone and in this episode, she generously shares some of the tips and business strategies that brought her where she is today.

In this interview with celebrated visual artist and author, Kim Zabbia, we talk about her book, 'Just Paint, it Ain't':

David Emmons and his wife work out of Vermont selling their beautiful hanging water gardens made of glass and metal and featuring art that is alive. Art you can grow. Not only has David "figured out the internet" but he shares what he's learned with fellow creatives to share his success with others. He offers a free masterclass you can find by visiting our web page for this episode.

Willie Oteri answers my questions about how to make a living as a professional musician and how it's changed over the years.