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Emily Chow (Celtis): Digital Artist & Illustrator Jun 22, 2020

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Emily Chow (@celtis_) is an illustrator, digital artist, and a live streamer. She joins us to chat all about how she began creating art, how she found ways to turn it into a successful career, and how she continues to build collaborations and commissions for her work. She also chats all about the #CreateNoMatterWhat challenge and how you can share your illustration of "hope" to win a Wacom prize package worth more than $3,000!

Erin Babnik: Adventure & Wilderness Photographer Jun 15, 2020

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Erin Babnik is known internationally as a leading photographic artist, educator, author, and speaker. She is a Canon Explorer of Light, a member of the Photo Cascadia team, and a former art historian. She joins us to chat all about her background and how that's influenced her wilderness photography, the difference between locations and landscapes, and the keys to knowing when a photo is ready for release. Learn more about Erin and check out Photo Cascadia's new book, "Oregon, My Oregon", available for pre-order now.

Mark Monchek: Chief Opportunity Officer Jun 08, 2020

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Mark Monchek is an thought leader, speaker, the Chief Opportunity Officer at the Opportunity Lab, and the author of Culture of Opportunity: How to Grow Your Business in an Age of Disruption. He joins us to speak about virtual communications, how to optimize our moments with our coworkers, and how we should see times of disruption as opportunities for sustainable growth.

Bryan Caporicci, CEO & Founder of Sprout Studio Jun 01, 2020

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Sprout Studio is a studio management system built for photographers. As a photographer himself (and as the host of The Business of Photography Podcast), Bryan's been compiling resources and information for photographers on how they can best manage their business during a time of crisis. He joins us to chat all about improving customer communications, getting your digital house in order, and how he sees the future of the business adjusting to current developments

Martin Edström: National Geographic Explorer May 25, 2020

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Martin Edström (@martinedstrom) has traveled the world and created immersive experiences that take viewers to far-away places. Using technology, and merging with journalism, his stories are fully-enveloping tales. He joins us to chat about the projects he's working on during quarantine, how he's created his style of 360-degree storytelling, and how VR can help us understand and visit the world.

Rob Hall: Editorial & Wedding Photographer May 18, 2020

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Rob Hall (@robhallphoto) is a Michigan-baased editorial, commercial, and wedding photographer, plus he's an educator, YouTuber and the co-host of the new High ISO podcast. He joins us to chat all about his business plans and how they were upended by the current pandemic, how he's focusing his attention on creating useful content around his lighting YouTube channel, and how he's grown a community around the gear he loves.

Victoria Yore & Terrence Drysdale, Photographers of @FollowMeAway May 11, 2020

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The model-photographer pair of Victoria Yore and Terrence Drysdale are known together as @FollowMeAway, where they log all of their fine art photography creations. They join us to chat all about how they found their craft and each other, how their careers and plans have been impacted by the pandemic, and how honesty and transparency in travel photography is more important than ever.

Olivia Bee, Photographer & Director May 04, 2020

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Olivia Bee (@oliviabee) has been called a prodigy, a wunderkind, and a precocious young photography when she got her start at 15 with her first commissioned job. Now, a decade into her career, her dreamy documentary style of work has brought her many more clients, personal projects, a published book, and more. She joins us to chat about finding her style, the milestones of her career, and how she's slowing down and finding moments of creativity at peace at this time.

Natalie Franke, Head of Community, Honeybook Apr 27, 2020

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Whether you're a small business owner or a full-time freelance creative, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all and impacted our careers and projects. In this episode, we're joined by Natalie Franke, a former freelance photographer and the current Head of Community at Honeybook, to speak all about the support available to creatives impacted by the coronavirus. Natalie details what you need to do to protect yourself and your clients, the language you should add to your contracts, and how to do the legwork now to create workflows for future success. For more details and to see all resources discussed in the episode, head to the Coronavirus Resource Hub at honeybook.com/risingtide, and stay informed.

Rafael Espinal: President, Freelancers Union Apr 13, 2020

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If you've lost work or contracts because of the coronavirus pandemic or need information about how to seek federal aid, we're speaking with Rafael Espinal, the president of the Freelancers Union, to learn more. As the president of the organization, Espinal has been advocating for freelancers' rights and support, and informing the community of independent workers nationwide about what they can do to seek relief and maintain economic and financial well-being. He joins us to speak about unemployment insurance, grants and programs available to freelancers, and where you can go now for assistance.

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