I’m thrilled to welcome Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author, JC Andrijeski to the show. She’s written more than 30 books (and numerous short stories) in the science fiction, paranormal, cyberpunk-like and urban fantasy genres. Many of her books are parts of series like the Quentin Black psychic detective books or the latest Nick…

Let’s say you’ve just written a book or created a product or finished a project you want to promote. How do you do it? You might send out press releases. You might try to get on a radio or video show. Or you might try to get an interview with a blog or newspaper. And…

Discover how your creative passions can guide a career shift. Are you feeling frustrated or uncertain about your career? Maybe it’s time for a change, but you’re not sure what direction to go in. Take the quiz that might just point you towards your dream career. By understanding your unique creative strengths, you’ll gain clarity and confidence…

How Lonnie Norwood Uses Music to Teach Black History and Bring this Knowledge to Many Lonnie Norwood, Director of Africana Studies and Conductor of Englewood Neighborhood Choir and Lincoln Park/DePaul Neighborhood Choir. Profession: Music Educator.  Founded in 1956 and inspired by the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement, Uniting Voices Chicago (formerly Chicago Children’s Choir) is rooted…

Four Artists Tackle The Artist’s Way In this week, we cover your sense of artistic identity, skepticism, paying attention, and how to deal with crazymakers. (this ep has explicit language) Join Alan Fessenden, Megan Vasiles, Sergio Giovanni, and yours truly as we work our way through Julia Cameron’s seminal book. This week is Week 1…