Aney and Clay Carver explore the stories behind having a creative business. Dare To Make It shares the world of creating and making through story telling, inspiration and a bit of humor. It weaves a narrative journey about makers, creators, garage built businesses, dreamers, and people that are daring to make their dreams come true.
These genuine, authentic conversations between a husband and wife who built their own creative business, Pyrocrafters, will inspire and motivate anyone with a dream to make and create. If you spend time day dreaming about the business you’re going build from home, you’ll love Dare To Make It. New Episodes every other Thursday!
Aney and Clay discuss what NFT's are, why they are important to creators and where the digital art world may take us.
Aney and Clay have learned lots of lessons about small business and making in their crafts. They discuss the most influential lessons and pass on their best advice.
All makers have a list of go-to tools they love and can't create their wares without. Aney and Clay discuss their top go-to tools.
Most makers and creatives have the desire to learn multiple crafts. Aney and Clay talk about the areas where they would like to learn and grow. And other crafts or skills they would like to explore.
As makers, it's important to think about where the movement is going so we can stay ahead of trends and shifts. Aney and Clay discuss their opinions about where things are headed.
Inspired by the holiday spirit, we decided to make a wish list of the top tools we want to have in our shops. It's fun to dream and talk about the fancy tools we'd love to have as makers.
Why do we want to start this podcast? We want to share the world of creating through story telling, inspiration and a bit of humor.
We want to talk about our drive to make things and create. The boom of the makers movement has illustrated a real need and desire for people to innovate and get creative.
Clay and Aney dive deep into their best and worst projects. Every maker has those moments that they love and they hate about past projects. It's good to reflect on failures and successes.