This week on Express Yourself we'll chat with mixed media artist Benjamin Eric whose solo show "Empyreal Odyssey" is now open at Carbondale Arts; plus all the latest on the 29th Annual Redstone Art Show this Labor Day weekend with Redstone Art Foundation President Dione Holt; and Aspen Public Art programmer Lara Whitley tells us about all the new artworks on display at for the Aspen City Hall Biennial show ahead of the reception later in September.

What if the most creative thing you could do today was… nothing? In this episode of The Artist Is In, Kat and Nina explore the power of rest—why stepping back gives your mind the space to breathe and allows inspiration to rise. They talk about how slowing down helps us notice beauty in the everyday, and why those small sparks of wonder are essential fuel for creativity. Whether you’re feeling stuck, burned out, or just caught in the rush of life, this conversation is a reminder that rest isn’...

The Surrogacy Space, Ep. 29 - Interview with Kat Curtin, Executive Director, Single Mothers by Choice--------------------------------------Featuring Marla Neufeld, Greenspoon Marder Surrogacy Partner w/ Special Guest: Kat Curtin, Executive Director, Single Mothers by Choice---------------------------------------Learn more about Marla Neufeld at https://www.gmlaw.com/attorneys/marla-neufeld/ To contact Marla, email marla.neufeld@gmlaw.com. Social Media Handle(s):Instagram:

Kat Brigham shares how SalesLoft's daily office hours program evolved from themed sessions to open forums, revealing that customers prefer flexibility over structure when seeking help. • Started with daily office hours open to all customers regardless of size or segment • Themed office hours failed because customers joined whichever session was happening soonest • Scaled to 13 weekly sessions across global time zones to accommodate customers worldwide • Tracked attendance data through Zoom-S...

It's pretty much a given that the 1970s and 1980s were the "golden age" for horror movies, but what about the last 25 years?Join Mike, Kat, Andrew & Matt as they list their 10 favorite films from the Digital Age.Also discussed: - Trailer for Oz Perkins' new film KEEPERS- NIC CAGE in TRUE DETECTIVE?- CHAIN REACTIONS, a TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE doc- A BLOOD MOON is coming in SeptemberTune in, count down with us, and relive the history of horror movies in the 2000s. - We're now an affiliate of

Recorded live from The California Theater in Santa Rosa, during their Happy Hour event. Comedian Oliver Graves breaks into a Panic A Chat with performers Karenna Slade and Kat Motley.

Welcome back to Autopsy of a Horror Movie! Now that the summer is winding down, lets celebrate the 50th anniversary of the best summer blockbuster ever made, Jaws (1975)! To help with the celebration, I am joined by both Drake bros of the podcast Podzilla! Tune in, share with friends, and don't go swimming at night.Donate to Spirit of ChildrenCheck out Jasher and Mykah's podcast: PodzillaInstagram: @bruckerhorror | @podzillapodThreads: @bruckerhorrorEmail:

More like Lame Key Cards. Kat, Nadia, Eric, and Victor discuss the pros and cons of physical vs digital and what it means specifically to the history and culture of RPGs. Could it be that sometimes BOTH approaches are appropriate and that instead of pitting them against each other we should be addressing the underlying corporate systems that prevent us from experiencing art as anything other than consumers? Probably!Tune in to live recordings of the show every Saturday morning at

This week on Express Yourself we talk with David Singley ahead of his performance at Steve's Guitars on Saturday, the Art Base Celebrates 10 Years of 10x10 and their annual pARTy, and Lynn Kirchner stops by the studio to fill us in on the Carbondale Homeless Assistance fundraiser tonight at Steve’s.

To HD-2D, or not to HD-2D? That is the question Eric, Nadia, and special guest Timothy Monbleau are asking on this week's episode.From retro revivals like Live-A-Live and Dragon Quest to brand-new throwbacks like Octopath Traveler and The Adventures of Elliot, Square sure loves its depth-of-field-and-bloom-filled pixel-art dioramas! But should EVERY mid-budget RPG be adopting this style or is there a time and place for this look? All that and more on a very anachronistically aliased episode of Axe

This week, I want to offer some straightforward writing and publishing advice that might hurt your feelings; but I’m willing to hurt your feelings since it is in service of awakening your inner artist (see: last week’s episode). Even if you’re “not a writer” or don’t have any aspirations for publishing, this advice is for you. It’s for any creative person who questions the validity of their art because they don’t make much (or any) money from their

Artist Adam Crist joins The Artist Is In for a grounded, heart-forward conversation about what it really means to become. For Adam, becoming isn’t about becoming someone new—it’s a returning to who he always wanted to be. We slow down together and notice the small moments in nature that recalibrate our pace, talk about rewriting the fear-and-self-doubt stories we tell ourselves, and name the hard truth: you can’t go around it—you have to work through it. Along the way, Adam keeps pointing us ...

After a longer than usual opening discussing the recent hiatus and future of the podcast and Substack, Craig sits down for a chat with author, essayist, and culture commentator Kat Rosenfield for a talk about writing, creativity, pop culture, the culture wars, and so much more. For more Kat, please check out her Substack, read her at The Free Press, and check out her novels here.Transition music: “Anatomy Of A Murder” by Duke EllingtonTo support the show, become a paid subscriber to Craig’s

In this episode of The Artist Is In, I (Kat Collins) am thrilled to introduce abstract and collage artist Nina Boodhansingh for two distinct reasons: She is now my co-host for the podcast The Artist Is In! In addition to artist interviews, we’ll bring you our artist chats about anything and everything related to art (and sometimes, not). I get to interview her about her upcoming solo art show Chronically Chill at Lehigh Carbon Community College’s Glass Box Gallery.We talk about Nin...

Kate Scuffle looks at this year's NCC East40, with Northampton Community College's Rachael Gorchov and the season's artists in residence.

On this week's episode of Write Your Story with Ally Fallon: Do you have an artist in you that you’ve tucked away because… Obligations and responsibilities took precedence over art? You were shamed or ridiculed for being “unrealistic” or having your “head in the clouds”? You’ve forgotten what it felt like to be creative? You got hurt and had to close your heart to survive? You were told you’re “not very creative”? Something you made was

Guest: Shiri Phillips In this episode of The Artist Is In, painter Shiri Phillips joins Kat for a vibrant conversation about what it means to live—and create—with color at the center of it all. Trained in art history and rooted in graphic design, Shiri eventually traded digital grids for thick, expressive brushstrokes and a palette that pulses with energy. We talk about her unique process of building paintings with precision and emotion, how growing up by the Mediterranean shaped her relation...

It's Richie Ramone's birthday so we are rerunning the show with the legendary drummer for The Ramones, the fabulous art curator Lenora Claire and cohost Josi Kat from 2015

Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text! What happens when you realise the dream you've been chasing isn't actually yours anymore? Kat Vandal returns to share her bold decision to completely walk away from her children's fashion brand to pursue a full-time career as an artist. When we last spoke with Kat, she was still trying to save Vandal Kids – seeking partners or buyers who might keep the brand alive while she remained as Creative Director. Today, she reveals the moment she asked herself th...

This week on Express Yourself Cody chats with bassist extraordinaire, Shelby Means and Dixie Longate calls in ahead of her local Tupperware party; Artist, Chad Knowles talks with Chris about his new exhibition, 'Oddly Familiar' at Carbondale's Launchpad, and we reminisce about Art Ackerman on his 100th Birthday.