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Artist Brittany Schall had a creative idea, she pushed through fears, and in the end, developed a portrait style all her own. Her drawings are life-like portraits of hair that omit a person’s face, yet, allows their identity to surface. She urges artists to takes risks that can sometimes only be discovered from failure, and she gives important copyright information that she wished she’d had. http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/

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Josh Hailey, an artist living in an artists’ community in New Orleans, is someone who takes an idea, big or small, acts on it, and completes it. Josh will inspire you to take your own ideas more seriously, to understand that they matter, and to see that you can change your life with it. Just look at his website and all of the projects he has completed to believe it. http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/

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Live from the road: The crew has made it to New Orleans where they are staying at a beautiful home in the midst of the 3rd Ward. Hosts Micah and Robbie sit down with the crew to discuss their passions: styling hair and concocting cocktails. This is an interesting episode about bringing new game to established arts, and loving the creativity in it. http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/

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Meet Hanna Ellaham and Melodie McMath who, while owning separate businesses, joined forces to make their passions their careers. They will share with you how filling a need can uncover a passion, and how desire can inspire you to be creative in the acting out of it. The bottom line is: How badly do you want to live your pupose? To what extent will you compromise and collobrate to do that? http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/

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Meredith Johnson uses writing to get her thoughts on paper, to allow herself to be vulnerable, to create the person she wants to be in life. She journals daily, and puts her thought into poetry and fiction. Meredith shares that “It’s not about how good you are, it’s about putting pen to paper…” So many of us want to know: What makes a writer? Writers write, folks, that’s all it is! So… are you a writer? http://5ed.8db.myftpupload.com/