This week we talk to Adam Scanlan, another member of our group who talked about Julia Cameron's book Walking in This World. Adam shares about his interest, his grandpa's formational influence, and his interest in Star Wars and Legos. Join us as we see what Adam brings to the table!

Adam suggests a new show.

Today we talk to Hunter Scanlan, an artist, creator, and wife. We talk about her enthusiasm for life in work, in crochet, and more. Join us as we get to know Hunter a little more.

Hunter emphasizes the importance of making everyone feel included and comfortable, both in her family and in her business endeavors.

Brooke talks about what she has discovered about herself from being a parent.

Here, Brooke reflects on her first time being a parent.

Today Cameron talks to Brooke Leatherman. She is a wife and mother and artist. Their conversation covers motherhood, Brooke's life in Papua New Guinea, and more. Join us as we hear from Brooke about what she brings to the table!

This time Cameron talks to Makynna Boettcher. The conversation covers volleyball, FFA, life goals, and quirks. Makynna dives into her love of all things volleyball and how it fuels her goals and ambitions. She talks about how it has brought her family, friends, courage and values that uplift her in daily life. Have a seat, and see what Makynna brings to the table.

Here Makynna talks about how sports can compare to life, especially in the case of adversity.

It's the final episode in this show talking about Julia Cameron's Walking in this World. The conversation covers a range of topics including rituals, routines, and project milestones in the context of work and creative endeavors. It also delves into the challenges and disruptions that can occur in these processes, as well as the significance of meaningful moments and connections within a group.