A Fresh Coat of Innovation: The Chromatic Podcast is hosted by Craig Bundren founder of the Bundren Building Arts Foundation and Chromo Magazine/ Bundren Painting.
He will be bringing together Arts, Culture, Artists, Architects and Community with Paint industry innovations and trends. This mix of paint is a fresh look at arts, culture and our environments that we work,live and play in.
Title: Nick May | Pro Painter Network
In 1999 Nick May started a painting business, Walls by Design, and over the years he has worked with a lot of interior designers. Many of them have been good designers, but often time, their business skills were a bit lacking. In 2013, Nick started a series of live events in Denver with a handful of companies to educated designers on the business of interior design. They would host lunch and learns and bring in a speaker. His hope was to help them grow their businesses and in turn, they might use Walls by Design for their painting needs.
In 2014, Nick married this idea with another passion of mine...podcasting. He launched ‘The Chaise Lounge Podcast’ with the hopes to expand his impact on the interior design community nationally. Little did Nick know that they would soon be downloaded and listened to in over 100 countries and become one of the top interior design podcasts on iTunes.
In 2016, he was asked to start covering markets and live events for interior designers… The Chaise Lounge hit the road! This has to lead to increased exposure and network into the larger interior design community, and he has now interviewed some of the biggest names in interior design.
JOIN NICK MAY AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
00:47 - Coming up with, with, with all the new, exciting, different things that the ideas
01:34 - They started that podcast like three years ago
02:01 - He remembers being in college and going down to Kinko's
02:47 - He started podcasting, eight or nine years ago. And nobody knew what the heck podcasting was
03:40 - A mix of entrepreneurs that they would read about
04:22 - Got lots of sponsorship traveled the world, went to Spain and Italy through that podcast
05:29 - He ran a painting business all through college
06:11 - What the hell is he going to do the rest of his life?
07:18 - He remembers all the tricks of the trade from painters
07:32 - That's how he got into the painting business.
19:50 - They’re doing things that haven't been done in our industry
20:40 - His wife told him in the conversations with him sometimes are torture
21:10 - There are too many, too many ideas
21:55 - They’ve really created something that's affordable
22:58 - You want to call the crazy time that we're in
23:53 - Break-even is acceptable, but there's an opportunity out there
24:29 - Everybody's chasing the same skinny rabbit
25:09 - Hi is actually going to start pulling all these triggers for these things
26:03 - Traction has been pushed in front of his face and, um, and scaling up
27:33 - All of a sudden he was afforded the opportunity
37:17 - His first introduction to a book that was teaching about business
37:48 - They actually came up with the idea to do a virtual conference
38:38 - His whole story together in one place
39:24 - He would love to do a book with Gary
40:22 - Until some other problem shows up
40:47 - Like when you're the guy it's like, you're the worst boss
41:33 - Because they have systems and processes
42:17 - Freedom to handle those problems
43:09 - Bob is the oldest one that works for Nick
44:05 - Has has already given you the solution
44:50 - They want to save the world for everybody
CONNECT WITH AMELIA ROSE EARHART:
PROPAINTERNETWORK.COM/#
NICKMAYDENVER
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Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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Title: Amelia Earhart | Creating A Flight Plan To Clear Any Goal For Take-Off
Amelia Rose Earhart, namesaked after the famed Amelia Mary Earhart who attempted to fly around the world in 1937, is one of the youngest women to fly around the world in a single-engine aircraft. In 2014, Amelia flew a Pilatus PC12-NG 28,000 miles, crossing the equator six times, through fourteen countries to complete a circumnavigation of the globe. Her parents, sharing the Earhart surname, wanted their daughter to have a name that would inspire her to live a life of passion and adventure.
Amelia is the President of the Fly With Amelia Foundation, a non-profit organization that grants flight-training scholarships to young women, aged sixteen to eighteen. The Fly With Amelia Foundation also fosters aviation and aerospace opportunities for people of all ages through aviation-based educational STEM opportunities, in partnership with Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum in Denver, CO.
Amelia has been a passionate aviatrix since her first flight lesson at the age of twenty-one, a seeker of all things adventurous, and is an accomplished public speaker, spending the last 8 years working as a television news anchor, covering breaking news, traffic, and weather in Denver and Los Angeles. Amelia was given the Amelia Earhart Pioneering Achievement Award in 2013 and in 2014 was named by the Jaycees as one of the "Top Ten Young Americans".
JOIN AMELIA ROSE EARHART AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
00:40 - Fantastic story about a girl who was given the name
01:06 - Authentic person that you're going to want to spend some time
01:52 - Your actual name is Amelia Rose Earhart
03:00 - Amelia Mary Earhart left behind such a legacy
03:20 - Amelia can grow up and be whatever she wants
03:51 - The fact that Amelia Rose Earhart is not related to Amelia Mary Earhart. And for a long time, she thought she was.
04:35 - They think there's a lot of people in the world that look to for things to criticize
05:07 - It's not a lack of resources. It's a lack of resourcefulness.
06:39 - Amelia gets chills because she thinks how on earth did she pull that off?
07:56 - Amelia had to save up and she would work five jobs at a time
10:11 - When Amelia flew about 10 hours a day with her co-pilot Shane Jordan
12:08 - That was the first time Amelia was crossing any ocean where you have no option to land
15:04 - Amelia is starting to break down her survival gear as she starts to work towards publishing her book
17:15 - Amelia’s co-pilot allowed her to be the true pilot and command of that journey
20:02 - The real benefit of flying around the world.
58:40 - Helping people become artists in the same way that Amelia did
39:18 - Putting the logos of 28 different corporations on the outside of an airplane that needs to fly through crazy changes in air temperature.
1:01:32 - Having a weird name puts you in weird situations
1:03:I4 - Amelia got these 16 paintings and I'm going through the lobby
1:05:04 - As it catches the light and it changes and it's dynamically moving.
CONNECT WITH AMELIA ROSE EARHART:
FLYWITHAMELIA.ORG
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LEARN MORE ABOUT CRAIG BUNDREN AND THE CRAIG BUNDREN ART FOUNDATION:
Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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Wadden began her career as a color expert at Sherwin-Williams in 1998, as an interior designer and color marketing specialist. Today, as director of color marketing, Wadden is the face and voice of color for Sherwin-Williams, responsible for the company’s overall vision and philosophy of color leadership.
With over 20 years of color marketing experience, Sue is an expert in color development, palette strategy, consumer, specifier and commercial color insights, color styling and trend forecasting. Wadden serves as editorial advisor to
STIR® magazine for design professionals and takes an active role in interfacing with consumer and trade media on topics surrounding color.
JOIN SUE WADDEN AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
00:46 - The role of Director of Color Marketing - responsible for strategy of color for Sherwin Williams
01:31 - Getting to name colors
01:51 - No, it’s not like naming nail polish colors
02:05 - The color names are permanent
03:00 - There are 30,000 colors in the database and they each have to be unique
04:40 - Getting an internship at Sherwin Williams
06:32 - People don’t realize how many paint brands Sherwin Williams is responsible for
07:37 - How do all the different people look at color? The paradox of choice
09:20 - As a paint contractor you’re an applyer of color, the client chooses
11:26 - They don’t want people to be angry they can’t find the right color
12:45 - Sending free color chips directly to the consumer
12:53 - We keep learning, but we’re not sure where it’s going to go
14:28 - 157 Shades of white paint
17:40 - Sue uses her own house as a canvas to test out the colors
19:06 - Sue sees complexity in color - a combination of thousands of pigments
22:00 - Sponge painting and crazy color combinations of the 90s
23:00 - Craig’s dad’s office was Hunter Green
23:30 - The one thing you can count on in design is that you’re going to see it again
25:24 - The importance of grey and white
26:24 - We’re seeing more color come in
29:29 - Commercial and residential are on the same color cycle
30:30 - The colors are based on a ton of research
31:50 - Being held accountable to metrics and tracking
32:48 - The greatest influence on the direction of color
34:30 - Moving toward comfort colors
36:00 - Technology has an impact on our color choices because of the blue light from the screens
42:00 - Some colors range from popularity of 5 to 10 years
44:10 - People are starting to have a deeper emotional connection to color
46:15 - Relying on fan favorites but still try to keep it fresh
CONNECT WITH SUE WADDEN:
SHERWINWILLIAMS.COM
SWCOLORFORECAST.COM
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Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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JOIN WAYNE RIVERS AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
00:46 - Wayne Rivers, “The Catalyst”
01:05 - The Family Business Institute
02:45 - How Wayne got started
04:03 - Helping family businesses get unstuck
06:26 - Roles, responsibilities and accountability
08:10 - Family businesses falsely have “informality”
10:19 - People make mistakes and that’s how we learn
12:10 - Pray and Pay
12:32 - People used to pass down family businesses, more than half today won’t pass within the family
14:40 - Exit strategies for family businesses
16:40 - Accounting and Finance (looking beyond tax breaks)
19:22 - Yes, you need a budget
20:29 - Getting back on target
22:58 - The problem with Covid is that it’s become so political
25:45 - Business planning in a complicated climate
29:19 - Looks like a brief and mild recession depending on your industry
31:00 - We’re optimistic
37:25 - You can tell a lot about a contractor based on a job site
41:15 - Starting the Family Business Institute
46:00 - Construction company peer group (peer audit)
47:55 - Contractors are amazing consultants as long as they’re not looking at their own business
49:24 - Be willing to open the books and get honest feedback
52:06 - You don’t know what you don’t know
54:44 - Drawing from the experience working with our clients as authors
CONNECT WITH WAYNE RIVERS:
WEBSITE
BOOKS
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Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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“Start building a network of fellow entrepreneurs that understand your passion and don’t make you feel guilty about always chasing it.”
~ Cameron Herold
Cameron Herold is an international speaker and author of Meetings Suck and the best-selling book Double Double: How to Double Your Revenue and Profit in 3 Years or Less, which is currently in its seventh printing. He is the mastermind behind hundreds of companies' exponential growth and has built a dynamic consultancy, including his time as COO of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. His current clients include a 'Big 4' wireless carrier and a monarchy. He is the founder of COO Alliance, which helps COO’s become better leaders.
JOIN CAMERON HEROLD AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
00:56 Cameron’s Book, “Double Double”
01:07 The way the book was written was different than anything Craig has read
02:10 College Pro Painters (The Cheat Sheet on How to Grow Quickly)
04:45 The painting business and creating a system
07:04 “We avoided all the busy work and focused on growth”
07:56 It’s no longer about being the smartest person in the room...
09:40 You don’t need an MBA to run a business, because business is simple
11:46 Growing up with the Boston hustle
14:10 Never reveal where you got your product
16:00 How to grow when it’s slow
18:00 It’s cheaper to buy marketing during a downturn
19:50 Stepping out of tunnel vision
20:30 When the building’s on-fire, run towards it (Focus, Faith, and Effort)
24:54 They only had 4 pieces of marketing collateral that he started with and the importance of google reviews
29:19 How does the media make money? The media outlets need good content (use the phone)
32:00 The different kinds of stories you can pitch
35:00 What is culture?
36:00 Getting rid of the toxic people in your culture
43:00 If you’re going to be a leader, you’re going to have to do the difficult things
48:00 Just because you let somebody go, doesn’t mean you can’t support them forward
54:00 The owner’s job is to dream, and it’s the team’s job to make it happen
56:00 The importance of core values
1:00:00 What Craig wants his business to be
1:03:00 Why impact the COO? Giving them a space
CONNECT WITH CAMERON HEROLD (AND BE SURE TO ORDER HIS BOOK, DOUBLE, DOUBLE):
WEBSITE
BOOKS
PODCAST
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHROMATIC PODCAST:
iTunes
Spotify
LEARN MORE ABOUT CRAIG BUNDREN AND THE CRAIG BUNDREN ART FOUNDATION:
Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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“If somebody gives a message, it's like any other art, that's what it is”
“The hard work beats talent any day the talent doesn’t work hard”
Noah and his wife Elia own and operate UP Art Studio out of Houston, Texas. They facilitate art projects for artists, communities, and corporations, local and globally.
Their Mission is to instill “Civic Pride through Civic Art.” Together they develop and work on projects that educate, move, and engage communities. UP Art Studio is a for-profit LLC partnership with a majority focus on community-oriented non-profit projects (donations to many of their projects are tax-deductible, via a fiscal sponsorship from Fresh Arts). They also work with private, commercial and other special projects as well. They specialize in public art projects, mural and art commissions, project management (curating, budgets, logistics), design services, marketing (design, writing, research), gallery art shows, event planning, screen printing, photography/videography, and artist collaborations.
They are passionate about public art and in 2015 they launched an initiative to transform traffic signal control cabinets into works of art, called "Mini Murals". They work closely with the City of Houston Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, Department of Public Works & Engineering, City Council Members, and Fresh Arts who is acting as the project's fiscal agent, making donations to the project tax-deductible.
Noah is the creative force behind UP Art Studio, and has been in the “street art and mural” world for over 27 years. He brings to the team the creative ideas and strong global relationships that fuel the strategy and continuance behind the business. He is also the logistics man, managing ground crews and on-site vendors. His specific skills serve and drive daily action as well as the overall mission and vision of UP Art Studio.
NOAH, ELIA QUILES AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
01:25 – How this project got started?
09:10 – The minimurals and the benefits for the city.
14:55 – Have you put the program on any other cities?
16:34 – On the minimurals is it one and done type scenario?
17:39 – If artists want to get involved what should they do?
21:01 – You also do large scale murals, are you working on other murals?
27:14 – Tagging, the evolution of the tagger.
37:19 – Taking out the creativity and applying it.
41:50 – Art organizations and groups.
45:07 – How much art is in the city and how many people are doing it?
46:31 – Where do you think Houston is in the art scene?
CONNECT WITH KEITH NOA QUILES
Website
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Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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“The most powerful skill we need to become great business owners is understanding and measuring the numbers so that we have better optics on where we are, what’s wrong and what to prioritize to fix it.”
~ Keith J. Cunningham
American entrepreneur, international speaker and acclaimed author, Keith Cunningham is regarded as one of the foremost authorities on business mastery. With more than 45 years of business and investing experience, Keith has taught critical business skills to thousands of top executives and entrepreneurs around the world.
Keith is an expert at helping business owners turn fledgling businesses into highly profitable companies with explosive growth. In Keith’s Business School for Entrepreneurs courses, he teaches detailed strategies you can implement even in today’s volatile economy.
Keith is the author of Keys to the Vault: Lessons from the Pros on Raising Money and Igniting Your Business and The Ultimate Blueprint for an Insanely Successful Business. His newest book, The Road Less Stupid: Advice from the Chairman of the Board, is a business book for business readers who want to learn the principles and strategies of making great decisions and minimizing risk. The series of short chapters and subsequent Thinking Time questions are designed to maximize clarity and create better choices... either of which will result in fewer stupid mistakes.
Keith is a dynamic speaker with a sense of humor that will leave you equally as entertained as educated. He is the only speaker who appears with Tony Robbins at Robbins’ Wealth Mastery, Business Mastery and Platinum events.
JOIN KEITH CUNNINGHAM AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
01:18 How most problems started out as good ideas
02:32 The root of everyone’s problems: 1. Excessive Optimism 2. Unexamined Assumptions 3. Ignoring Risk
03:40 Keith’s favorite question to ask business owners
04:30 Keith’s key to getting rich is to do fewer dumb things
06:04 We tend to surround ourselves with people that won’t test us
07:35 Keith’s advice to business owners right now (face reality and embrace change)
09:50 Change is what creates opportunity
10:56 The person with the fewest blind spots wins - with no exception!
12:49 Keith’s input on pivoting today and the question he asks himself
14:31 Wise people have people around them that will help guide them
15:09 Second and Third order consequences (The key to success is long-term thinking)
20:01 The less risk you perceive, the more risk there is
21:24 The importance of thinking time (Business is an intellectual sport)
22:31 Think and Grow Rich
26:20 Warren Buffet’s Rules
27:25 Start thinking time with a world-class question
31:49 Keith’s high-quality question for today’s environment
36:04 The answers keep on changing
38:52 The type of audits businesses need to do right now
41:45 Get to a break even point as a business
44:40 Playing to the hand that you’re dealt
46:00 Efficiency audits
47:27 The cave story - learning how to preserve your resources
49:47 The capacity audit
50:49 The effectiveness audit
51:49 The harder the times, the better the people you need
52:57 Business mastery - practicing to improve - measure, correct, practice
55:10 Keith’s favorite quote: “Hell on earth would be to meet the man I could have been”
CONNECT WITH KEITH CUNNINGHAM (AND BE SURE TO ORDER HIS BOOK, THE ROAD LESS STUPID):
The Road Less Stupid
Keys to the Vault
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Robert Curry - a renowned author, CEO, coach, business mentor, and profit improvement (turnaround) expert - joins Craig Bundren for this riveting episode of The Chromatic Podcast focusing on the fascinating topic of business turnaround.
Bob is a seasoned executive and has extensive management leadership, business consulting, and financial experience. This includes over 15 years of experience in the capacity of President, CEO, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Operating Officer of companies ranging in sales volume between $30 to $500 million annually.
We are sure you will agree with us that Bob Curry is also incredibly passionate about his specialty.
JOIN BOB CURRY AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
CONNECT WITH BOB CURRY (AND BE SURE TO PRE-ORDER HIS UPCOMING BOOK, THE TURNAROUND II):
OTHER BOOKS BY BOB CURRY:
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHROMATIC PODCAST:
LEARN MORE ABOUT CRAIG BUNDREN AND THE CRAIG BUNDREN ART FOUNDATION:
Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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David Coles joins Craig Bundren for Episode 03 of The Chromatic Podcast. David is the founder and master paint-maker at Langridge Artist Colours in Victoria, Australia - one of the world's most respected makers of artists' oil paints.
He is also the author Chromatopia, an origin story of history’s most vivid color pigments. Did you know that the Egyptians created the first synthetic color and used it to create the famous blue crown of Queen Nefertiti? Or that the noblest purple comes from a predatory sea snail? We didn't either. Be sure to check out David's book, and enjoy the show!
JOIN DAVID COLES AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
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Today we are joined by the ever colorful Piper Faust.
Piper Faust earned a Master’s in Contemporary Art from Sotheby’s Institute in London with a focus on community activation in public art practices. Prior to that, she received her Bachelor of Arts in International Communications from Texas Christian University.
With 15 years of experience in planning, managing and executing temporary and permanent art projects from initial planning stages through completion for public, private and commercial clients. Piper has a great deal to share with us during this weeks exciting show. By supporting and fostering dynamic place-making projects that draw people into the world of art, Piper hopes to eliminate the ego surrounding art and get people excited and engaged with the art that is all around them!
JOIN PIPER FAUST AND CRAIG BUNDREN AS THEY DISCUSS:
1:35 How Piper started her journey within the realm of public art and how it became her passion.
05:20 What type of projects are a favorite of Piper’s to work on?
08:15 Temporary art and how it charges the moment.
11:25 During difficult times, how art can provide a sense of continuation and normalcy.
11:45 How Covid-19 has effected the art world.
19:05 Creating the space for art and finding opportunity where others would turn away.
22:15 The Bundren Building Arts Foundation.
27:15 How art adds to the community and value of property.
31:30 What can artists do to get funding or spaces to bring their art to the public? Be creative and curious.
3:30 Picking the right artist for the community and the importance of honest collaboration and flexibility during the selection process.
35:14 Taking the ego out of art and making art approachable.
38:19 The case of the ‘Crazy Rabbit’ painting and how art speaks to people differently
41:43 Art in hospitals and creating spaces that aid recovery and lower stress levels for both patients and staff.
MORE ABOUT PIPER FAUST:
Website
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LEARN MORE ABOUT CRAIG BUNDREN AND THE CRAIG BUNDREN ART FOUNDATION:
The Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
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Craig Bundren host of The Chromatic Podcast gets interviewed by Scott Martin of The Groundswell Marketing Podcast in this inaugural episode talking about the origins of this podcast and Craig's background leading up to this launch.
The Chromatic Podcast is hosted by Craig Bundren founder of the Bundren Building Arts Foundation and Chromo Magazine/ Bundren Painting. He will be bringing together Arts, Culture, Artists, Architects and Community with Paint industry innovations and trends. This mix of paint is a fresh look at arts, culture and our environments that we work, live and play in.
JOIN CRAIG BUNDREN AND SCOTT MARTIN AS THEY DISCUSS:
• 03:25 Mission statement: Bringing light to fascinating people and the projects they are involved with.
• 06:10 What set Bundren on the path towards being a passionate disrupter within the art industry?
• 08:45 Working with artists and builders. • 10:40 On adding color to Houston.
• 14:10 Sharing more about the ‘not for profit’ Bundren Arts Foundation.
• 18:00 On 35 years ago and changing the way a humble paint business operated.
• 21:16 The Tony Robbins Platinum Partnership
• 25:45 How being curious and willing to keep learning opens up doorways of opportunity.
• 29:00 Book talk. Thrive - Arianna Huffington.
• 31:30 The forward-looking vision.
• 34:50 Redefining a paint company.
• 37:50 What is Craig excited about next?
• 39:00 Chroma Mag.
• 41:00 Coaching others.
• 43:20 Expect the unexpected from this podcast.
LEARN MORE ABOUT CRAIG BUNDREN AND THE CRAIG BUNDREN ART FOUNDATION:
Chromatic Podcast Site: www.Bundren.fm
Chroma Magazine: www.ChromaMag.com
Bundren Building Arts Foundation: www.Bundren.org
Bundren Painting: www.Bundren.com
Host: www.CraigBundren.com
Guest Host: www.Groundswell.Marketing
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