I Loved This Conversation

Whitney Tressel - Drawbridge

I loved this conversation with Santa Fe art therapist Whitney Tressel! We talked about how to know when to make a big career change, listening to your gut, therapy, learning about yourself through solitude, crying, Whitney's former career as a photo editor which led to her two-year journey living in a camper van, and much more. Whitney's Instagram: @whitneytravels. Whitney's website: whitneytressel.com

Samantha Pollack - I’m Just Gonna Talk How I Talk

I loved this conversation with North Carolina copywriter and business coach Samantha Pollack! We talked about personal work vs. client work, procrastination, bringing humanity back into business communication, perfectionism, burnout, approaching social media authentically, Samantha's journey to create more ethical marketing, and much more. Samantha's Instagram: @cultofpersonality.co. Samantha's Website: cultofpersonality.co

We Love Your Conversation

What's up Convos? In this special episode, we (myself and guest co-host Matt Bruneau-Richardson) loved hearing from YOU! With the help of your letters, we sat down for a chat about burnout, social media, quitting your day job to make art full time, standing up for your values while making art for others, coming out, what's inspiring us recently, and much more. Matt's Instagram: @tinysirentoons

Anthony Marquette - Pixels, Polygons, Parenthood

I loved this conversation with Boston-area educator, animator and animation school founder Anthony Marquette! We talked about balancing work with family, taking care of our health when things are so busy, the challenges of learning and teaching art, Anthony's non-traditional education background and the non-traditional art school he founded, and much more. Anthony's school, Pixels and Polygons: pixelsandpolygons.org

Angela Entzminger - Become the Phoenix

I loved this conversation with LA animation storyboard artist and writer Angela Entzminger! We talked about changing careers, staying humble while working from the bottom up, being patient while feeling like you should be farther along, planting lots of seeds in your career, Angela's journey with her faith, and much more. Angela's Instagram: @sketchysoul. Angela's Website: sketchysoul.com

Max Ritcey - Where Are Your Feet Right Now

I loved this conversation with Boston-area chef and restaurant owner Max Ritcey! We talked about finding the right way to relax, gratitude, balancing business and creativity, self improvement and self care, cooking, family, Max's very public transition and his journey with sobriety, and much more. Max's Instagram: @its_all_ritcey. Ritcey East: ritceyeast.com

Marc Winski - Disfluent Liaisons

I loved this conversation with NYC actor, singer and stuttering advocate Marc Winski! We talked about living authentically, representation, audition anxiety, the challenges of creating on TikTok, Marc's journey from hiding his stutter to stuttering openly, and much more. Marc's TikTok/Instagram: @marcwinski

Julia Mark - Little Human Moments

I loved this conversation with Seattle-area singer-songwriter Julia Mark! We talked about not treating everything too preciously, keeping track of ideas, turning moments into songs and stories, how being more personal in art invites the audience to open up, Julia's songwriting and album creation process and much more. Julia's Instagram: @juliamarkmusic. Julia's Website: juliamarkmusic.com

Molly Cutler - Food and Body

I loved this conversation with Tel Aviv nutritionist, health coach and disability advocate Molly Cutler! We talked about keeping parts of our creative life sacred, wanting to be influencers, representation in online body image and wellness spaces, how Molly became more open about her disability personally and more visible through social media and modeling, and much more. Molly's Instagram: @mollyrcutler

Sarah E. Jenkins - Doing My Sneaky Stuff

I loved this conversation with Boston artist and animator Sarah E. Jenkins! We talked about the fear of finishing a project after many years, how deep focus and creativity can feel like getting away with something, the joys and anxieties involved in posting on social media, how moving from rural Appalachia to Boston led Sarah to bring more research about her roots into her work, and much more. Sarah's Instagram: @sarahmuseum. Sarah's Website: sarahejenkins.com