Check out my chat with author & TEDx speaker, Corey Poirier

Episode 577: Today I talk to author & TEDx Speaker, Corey Poirier about his newly published book, The Enlightened Passenger: The Flight That Changes Everything. It’s a gripping fictional narrative, with a message that is structured around ideas from over 7000 thought leaders that he’s interviewed….And I get the inside scoop!!! You will finish the book feeling enlightened and empowered. …And even better, if you purchase through my link, you’ll get access to a bunch of free goodies!!

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Today I chat with Carol Baldwin, Charlotte Author

Episode 585: Carol Baldwin & I met at a book discussion at the library. We got to chatting, when I found out she was an author & a blogger, who helps other writers get published, I knew I HAD to get her on the pod. She is passionate about all things writing…& it shows. Her historical novel Half Truths comes out in June 2025.

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Listen to my chat with painter, Katie Heffelfinger of the Katie Gallery in NYC

Episode 584: I was first introduced to Katie, of the Katie Gallery when I read an answer she wrote on Quora.com. I loved the way she answered it was so eloquent, so fearless. Of course i looked up her art right away & just knew I had to have her on the pod. Not only is her art beautiful, but she has been doing it successfully for a long time & has lots of valuable insights for artists who want to sell their work.

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Listen to my chat with Michelle Gaugy on Art for Investment

Episode 583: Listen as I chat with Artist, Art Consultant, Art Dealer & Author, Michelle Gaugy about art investing & why she thinks it’s a bad idea. She makes a compelling case

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Dr. Wesley Van der Lugt tells me why Christians should care about Abstract Art

Episode 582: Listen as I chat with author & professor of theology, Dr. Wesley Van der Lugt. He is an arts advocate with a passion for beauty, slowness, cultivation, kinship, and theodramatic. His book Beauty is Oxygen is coming out in June.

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My chat about Christian Vincent’s Certain Uncertainties exhibit at the C24 Gallery

Episode 581: Listen as I catch up with Deborah Oster Pannell, from the C24 Gallery. We talk about Christian Vincent‘s solo exhibit, Certain Uncertainties. He’s showing his figurative paintings in their new space at Studio X Noire, a tattoo studio in West Hollywood! It runs through March 27, 2024.

Christian Vincent, Green Ivy, 2023, Oil on canvas, 20 x 16in.
(50.8 x 40.6cm)

Christian Vincent, The Lesson, 2023, Oil on canvas, 72 x
54in. (182.9 x 137. 2cm)

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Listen to my chat with Charlotte artist, Regine Bechtler

Episode 580: Today I chat with Charlotte sculptor, Regine Bechtler. I met Regine at an art exhibit last year & fell in love with her abstract sculptures. When I found out about her exhibit at the Museum of Illusions Charlotte, I knew I had to get her on the pod.

Check out my chat with Charlotte sculptor, Regine Bechtler.

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My chat with ArtsFriendly founder, Craig Stinson

Episode 579: Listen as I chat with Craig Stinson, the Wilmington based founder of ArtsFriendly, a group that coordinates artists funding and certified Arts Friendly Support [or arts grants for nonprofits] for artists in the Coastal Carolinas. They believe that the arts are spiritual practice, and find meaning in friendships and community, and that service to others is our highest calling.

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Abstract artist, Chase Langford & I talk Nuts & Bolts

Episode 578: LA artist, Chase Langford returns to the pod for a new series on the “nuts & bolts” of being a gallery artist. I think this will be helpful especially to artists, but also for us fans to understand what actually goes into a gallery exhibition.