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Many Artists rarely transition from being a hobby artist to having a thriving successful art business. Did you know that you can be the most talented artist out there, but still struggle to make art sales if you don’t have the right strategies and mindset in place. Listen in as Natalie Parker, Artist and Creative Entrepreneur, shares with you her very best tips on art and business so that you can finally turn your Art Biz dreams into reality. Natalie dreamed of being a full time Artist for over a decade while she worked as a high school art teacher. On her nights and weekends she diligently built her art business on the side before leaving from her day job at the youthful age of just 36. Natalie now runs a successful 6 figure art business from her home studio and loves to openly share everything she has learnt with her fellow women creatives just like you.
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For authors and publishing professionals - we're talking all routes to publishing, book launches, book marketing, tips, tools, and resources to write, publish, and sell your book. Self-publishing, hybrid publishing, and traditional publishing. Author interviews and industry experts. Hosted by Alexa Bigwarfe of the Women in Publishing Summit. Formerly known as the PublishHer podcast.
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How to launch a creative business
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Join us for fun conversations with women who have turned their passion into a business… about work, life, mental health, and everything in between. We’re Jess & Gwen — branding & website designers and co-founders of Hey Hello Studio. We’ve had the chance to meet some amazing women running successful businesses, and our FAVORITE part of getting to know them is always connecting on the vulnerabilities we all have in common. Things like… how they turned their passion into a full-time gig; staying on top of your mental health; dealing with feeling like an imposter; or just feeling like you’re pulled in a million directions. And a bunch of other stuff. New episodes every other Wednesday! Join the conversation on Instagram: https://instagram.com/seriouslycreativepod
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Focussing on online matters in teaching, business and everyday life.
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Hello and welcome to Burst Mode, a limited series podcast featuring bite-sized interviews with photographers from Aotearoa New Zealand, and further afield, created by Lucy Cooper and supported by the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography. Burst Mode’s format is simple: each photographer is asked the same 10 questions, and the interviews are generally around 15-20 minutes long, bringing you closer to some of Aotearoa’s most influential image-makers in the time it takes you to go for a quick stroll with the dog. In this series, get to know: Esther Bunning, Timothy Lomax, Jase Blair, Rebecca Kempton, Nick Servian, Glen Howey, Michelle Fey, Janyne Fletcher, Tessa Williams and Ya Zhuo!
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Filling your ear-buds with floral design, floral industry updates, trends, and all things floral.
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From treasure hunters and DIYers to fashionistas and the sustainable fashion community, this is the “go-to” podcast for everyone who is interested in thrifting, DIY projects, and affordable style. Hosted by DC area radio and television personality, Sarah Fraser, Goodwill of Greater Washington’s Finding Your Good podcast is here to inspire you. Our community of experts share their experience and tips to provide inspiration to help you reinvent your personal style that is socially sustainable. So, get ready to become highly motivated to put new life into your Goodwill finds.
If you've ever had the opportunity to read or participate in Goodwill of Greater Washington's Finding Your Good blog or social media pages, you know that creativity is everywhere at Goodwill. Find out more by going to our website, findingyourgood.org. For a transcript of each interview and links to resources mentioned, visit https://findingyourgood.org/podcast/ -
Fashion as a Force for Good is podcast brought to you by Smart Works, the charity that uses the power of clothing and coaching to help unemployed women get the job and transform their lives.
In this podcast, the team at Smart Works charity brings a group of inspirational women together to explore the transformative power of fashion.
Each week, fashion journalist and Smart Works supporter Tiffanie Darke speaks to a different guest about that one piece of clothing that gave them confidence at a crucial moment and the impact that fashion has played throughout their lives.
Find out more about how Smart Works uses fashion as a force for good to empower unemployed
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On the Breath is an intimate exploration of vocal empowerment through personal conversations! Hosted by voice coach, actor and playwright SJ Harrison, On the Breath aims to inspire, delight and inform. Our diverse range of guests include artists, entrepreneurs and business professionals. Voice is emotional, intellectual and physical. Attending to our voices engages us in an ongoing transformative journey. Does this provoke thoughts such as: “Am I attending to my voice? What does this mean? How do others experience this?” Tune in to learn more!
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Join Cheryl Kees Clendenon and Liz Lapan, the dynamic duo behind the visionary and integrator balancing all the moving parts of a full service interior design firm in their no-nonsense and thought-provoking podcast, the Damn Good Designer.
Each episode is full of damn good truths and real talk as they share invaluable insights on how to run and build a successful business while challenging the norms, the industry, each other and YOU. Emphasizing a business-savvy approach, Cheryl and Liz take you on a roller coaster of discovery, considering success from a different lens, breaking free from groupthink, and encouraging you to embrace your own authentic designer self. There is not much they will not say “out loud”.
In this podcast, you'll find no room for conformity as they shatter the mold of one-size-fits-all business practices. Cheryl's fearless attitude showcases a refusal to follow the conventional wisdom, ask “why” repeatedly and reject what no longer makes sense in today’s world.
If you're seeking a dose of inspiration, a splash of unconventional wisdom, and a refreshing perspective on the entrepreneurial world, the Damn Good Designer is your go-to podcast. Tune in and let Cheryl and Liz, along with their expert guests in the fields of designers, architects, landscapers, and other creative professionals, guide you toward building a remarkable business that defies norms and sets you on a path to unparalleled success."Get ready to challenge the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary!
About the hosts:
Cheryl Kees Clendenon-
2021 KBB Person of the year
2022 Design Studio winner Dallas Arts Awards
2021 Changemaker Design Hounds
200 or so years ago a child came roaring into the world feet first ready to show up and argue a cause. Just because. Her mother still maintains the story is- she was screaming-“why”- from the minute she landed wrong side up and slapped the doctor for disturbing her afternoon nap
And to this day does not give “it” a rest except when she is sleeping. Which is where you will find her only between the hours of 2am and 7:30am. A belligerent non-smoker (in case you were wondering) and a frequent challenger of anything that resembles “normal” or desired by the masses, Cheryl is a natural born contrarian who talks faster than 2x speed on a podcast
She gravitates towards wanting to help clients and designers who are the square pegs in a world of round holes, lose earrings impossibly frequently, fall off of platform shoes and are unapologetically saucy. Relaxing is not in the skill set. Life begins and ends with family.
Her sacred words are: Why, Percipient, Whizbang and Profit.
But please do not say the words: Package, Blocks, Red Flag, Overwhelm or Picked. Hives break out and it gets ugly.
Liz Lapan
VP of Everything, Interior Designer,
Work Wife, Team Cook, Unicorns
People ask, when did you KNOW you had found your ideal work wife- Cheryl will reply ” When she drew me 8 different cacti on her 3rd day because I said -find me a damn cactus”
The woman who has never been through an airport without being extended an invitation to stop and play show and tell with the contents of her backpack, can single handedly plow snow with a rake and rescue her boss in a snowstorm in Arizona.–yes, I said Arizona–after sleeping all night in a tuna can of a rental car.
An accomplished designer in her own right with an amazing sense of color and pattern, Liz can wear the designer hat in the morning, the project manager hat at noon and return to the office being the ultimate manager of all the things. Client’s love her, Subs respect her and the team adores the woman who gets “it” done-whatever “it” may be.
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www.damngooddesigner.com
https://www.theinteriordesignparadigm.com/
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Welcome to The Curated Craftsmen™, where we’ll explore the hands, head, and heart behind entrepreneurs from a multitude of different creative industries including sign painting, commercial illustration, metal sculpture, automotive paint, leather tooling, and so much more.
*Ranked Top 100 in the Visual Arts Category*
My name is Kate Cook, the artistic drive behind Asphalt Canvas Custom Art, and your host for these conversations where we'll learn about art, business, and belief.
As creative professionals, our crafts may be wildly different, but it's my belief that our successes and failures are oddly similar in the realm of entrepreneurship. My hope is that as you work in your creative space, these Curated Craftsmen™ Conversations teach you, encourage you, and ultimately remind you that you're not alone in your ambitions and endeavors.
Follow the podcast on Instagram @thecuratedcraftsmenpodcast
I HAVE GIVEN SKILLS TO ALL THE CRAFTSMEN TO MAKE EVERYTHING I HAVE COMMANDED. -EXODUS 31:3-6
Will you get the next round? Buy the next Curated Craftsmen™ a cup of coffee over on Patreon. Support the podcast for $5.00 a month: https://patreon.com/user?u=83891320&utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink -
Are you an overworked creative who wants to figure out how to reclaim more space, time, and energy to get your most important work done?
Are you like most creatives who suffer from shiny object syndrome and wish you had more focus and clarity about where to direct your creative energy?
Do you know that you're meant for something bigger, something better, but you just don't know what it is yet?
Do you want to figure out how to make a living doing what you love?
Then this podcast is for you.
Welcome to the Creative Spark Podcast. This is a show that gives you easy, actionable steps to follow, and simple strategies to clear more space and time, harness your creative passion and build a business from your creative superpower.
Every week, host Dominique Falla is on a mission to help you fire up your creativity. Are you ready to light your creative spark?
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Every week we bring together pizza industry movers and shakers for candid conversations about the business. We talk to pizza shop owners, pizza makers, equipment manufacturers, food purveyors, and other experts about the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the industry.
Pizza Industry Convos is part of Pizza Club.
Find us at @ineedpizzaclub on YouTube, Instagram, Threads and Tiktok.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Join designer, mentor and writer Sarah Robertson as she shares ideas and insights from a creative career spanning over two decades.
Through a blend of solo episodes and guest conversations, you'll learn more about the Brand Seasons method, which charts the phases of Sowing, Blossoming, Harvesting and Grounding. Sarah considers what this means for our creative lives and work, with topics including honing our vision, navigating busy stretches and quiet periods, and harnessing our energy. She also touches on nature and its cycles, drawing inspiration from the Celtic Wheel of the Year.
Sarah runs These Are The Days, a studio specialising in crafting brands that feel like home, where she supports clients with strategy, styling and storytelling.
https://thesearethedays.co/
https://www.instagram.com/thesearethedays.co/
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/thesearethedaysco/
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My name is Josh and I started REBEL8 from my San Francisco studio apartment with five-hundred bucks in 2003. I've decided to share everything I've learned of running an internationally-recognized independent streetwear clothing brand. On this podcast you'll find a mix of passionate story-telling, sound business advice, insights into the streetwear world, tips on how to start a successful t-shirt company, as well as new original content for this podcast. It's time to remove the smoke and mirrors and be radically transparent.
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The Primal Move Podcast is a space to awaken your potential, reconnect to your true nature and learn how to adult better.
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The Confident Coaches Podcast is a show for life coaches who want to build up confidence, sign more clients, and help more people. If you’re struggling to put yourself out there as a life coach, there’s nothing wrong with you - you just need to know how to tap into your courage. Each week, Certified Master Life Coach Amy Latta shares tools, ideas, and stories that will help you be a bolder, more confident coach. Find out more at amylatta.com/podcast.
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Stories make the food we love taste even better. Food blogger and self-taught cook, Perzen Patel sits down weekly with the people in our food trucks, at our farmers’ markets, in home-based kitchens and beyond to talk shop and learn the stories behind the food they serve. If you love eating local, going to food festivals, secretly call yourself a ‘street foodie’ or even dream of one day starting a food truck that serves Nana’s mince pies, this is the podcast for you. Kiwi Foodcast is brought to you by Podcasts New Zealand.
