This podcast I'll be talking with Artists who have Limiting Conditions, because as an Artist myself, I get really frustrated at my limitations sometimes, and I want to hear about how other Artists handle these challenges.Life can be hard with a Limiting Condition but you don't have to suffer as much as you might think you do and being in cahoots with yourself is one of the ways you can reduce your suffering and practice the art that makes you feel happy and fulfilled.If any of this sounds interesting to you I encourage you to subscribe to my podcast! I put out episodes every other Friday.
Today we will be talking to photographer, vintage designer clothing collector, and co-owner of Two Little Birds Clothing, Jenna Levine!
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Me and my fiber art are @sweetbellycrochet on IG. I’ve recently opened my commissions for the holidays so make sure to check that out.
Today we'll be talking to artist, entrepreneur, and maker Taryn Masterson. Taryn started a brand creating affordable and accessible spiritual tools for beginners, starting with her own tarot deck for the neurodiverse, the Broke B-Word Tarot Training Deck. She has a lot of great advice and really cool perspectives on her Limiting Conditions that I'm excited for y'all to hear.
Stay tuned till the end when she gives In Cahoots podcast listeners, a special discount code for her shop. Thanks as always for joining and enjoy the show!
Today, in my first podcast interview episode, I will be talking to artist, cartoonist, and graphic designer Adam Casey. Adam gives us a glimpse inside the world of the female characters that he likes to illustrate and how he gives them agency and respect while capturing a brief moment in time in their life. Stay tuned till the end when he gives us a few tips on how to be in cahoots with yourself when you have a neurodivergent brain.