Quarantine friendship time with photographer Erica Lauren! Erica was the show’s first guest, so it felt right to have her back on to check-in, see how she’s coping with all the changes, and get some (much needed) laughs in.
This week Catherine Powell called in from Nashville to fill me in on her career as a touring photographer. Catherine has been working at her craft for years, and these last few have taken her on a whirlwind! Truly. She also shares how the support of others helped her along the way, and how she gives back to others just paving their career paths. Take a listen and share it with a friend.
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This week photographer Lance Williams shares how photography went from a passion to his full time job. Lance has an incredible eye and has worked his way to becoming a full time creative. Lance and I talk about how living in Los Angeles has inspired him and what sort of art motivates him. We finish with some great advice about moving to a new city.
Each summer, I head to Nashville for Camp Gritty and have made some beautiful friendships along the way. I met Flo year one of camp…
Photographer Maysa Askar joins the show this week!
Courtney Coles is a photographer, music lover and part of the traveling photography show ‘To The Front’.
This week on Geek Girl Riot we’re saying WHAT? We share what’s on their minds, what they’re loving, and what’s got them saying W-T-F.
Erica Lauren and I discuss Erica’s journey as a photographer and the inception of the traveling gallery show, To The Front.
This week I had everyone’s favorite party guest and friend Shicafreak come in to co-host. With Confidence stopped by to play a couple songs and talk to me plus Thomas Falcone, and Chris Number 2 of Anti-Flag called in… Well those were my planned guests then we had some surprises!
This week’s conversation digs into ‘Women in Refrigerators’: When female characters are tossed aside in TV shows and movies to further the male protagonist’s story. We also head to Riverdale!
