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Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Lyric Kinard
49 episodes
4 days ago
This episode brings back the radiant and powerful Lisa Woolfork, founder of Black Women Stitch and host of Stitch Please Podcast. We move beyond her origin story (go listen to Part 1!) and step into the how, the structure behind her community-centered creative business. Lisa shares how she built a mission-driven model using Patreon, why she intentionally rejects hustle culture, and why sustainable systems (not burnout) fuel her work. We also talk tech: starting with a phone, simple gear, acce...
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This episode brings back the radiant and powerful Lisa Woolfork, founder of Black Women Stitch and host of Stitch Please Podcast. We move beyond her origin story (go listen to Part 1!) and step into the how, the structure behind her community-centered creative business. Lisa shares how she built a mission-driven model using Patreon, why she intentionally rejects hustle culture, and why sustainable systems (not burnout) fuel her work. We also talk tech: starting with a phone, simple gear, acce...
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Education,
Business,
Entrepreneurship,
How To
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Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
How to Build a Successful Creative Business on YouTube ft. Beth Ann Williams
In this episode, I sit down with quilting educator and YouTuber Beth Ann Williams, who has built a thriving online teaching business by doing something many creatives are afraid to do: learn in public. When chronic illness made travel impossible, Beth Ann shifted from in-person workshops to Zoom classes… and eventually discovered that YouTube was the most sustainable, scalable path for her creativity and her income. We talk honestly about letting go of perfection, showing up on camera before ...
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6 days ago
53 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
How to Turn Your Art Into Income with Kimberley Pierce Cartwright
Some artists teach. Some artists build community. But Kimberley Pierce Cartwright does both with a depth of soul that you can feel the moment she starts speaking. In this episode, Kimberley shares her remarkable journey, from sewing childhood dolls on a treadle machine with no electricity to becoming a textile artist, teacher, ceramic artist, conference founder, and creative force in her community. We talk about what it means to begin before you’re “ready,” how imperfect studios still serve ...
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1 week ago
49 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Art as Stress Relief for High-Achievers with Alicia Díaz-Blevins
This week, I’m talking with Alicia Díaz-Blevins, a fluid-art instructor, creative wellness mentor, and business consultant who turned her decades of corporate leadership experience into something beautiful, helping busy professionals decompress and reconnect with joy through art. Alicia shares how painting became her sanctuary during years of high-pressure corporate work, and how she now blends mindfulness, breathwork, and creative play to help her students feel calmer, grounded, and restore...
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2 weeks ago
49 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Claudia’s Cartonnage Journey: Turning Creativity Into Community
Some conversations stay with you long after the recording stops, and this one with Claudia Squio is absolutely that kind of episode. Claudia is the founder of ColorWay Arts, an online school and creative business built around Cartonnage, the beautiful art of crafting fabric-covered boxes, books, and heirloom pieces that hold memory, meaning, and love. But the real story here isn’t only about craft. It’s about starting over in a new country, learning a new language, finding joy in creativity,...
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3 weeks ago
52 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Inside the Black Women Stitch with Lisa Woolfork
What happens when living your truth means losing the community you thought was yours? In this powerful and deeply personal episode, I sit down with Lisa Woolfork, founder of Black Women Stitch and host of the Stitch Please podcast, to discuss courage, integrity, and the cost of standing firmly by your values. Lisa shares her story of navigating racism in creative spaces, the heartbreak of rejection, and the freedom that followed when she chose to stop “auditioning her humanity” to belong. We...
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1 month ago
53 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
How to Build an Online Art Course One Step at a Time with Marcela Strasdas
This week on Creatives on Camera, I talk with Marcela Strasdas, a vibrant painter and art educator from Victoria, BC, whose creative journey proves that you don’t need perfection, you just need to start. Marcela shares how she built her first online course “one sticky note at a time,” testing her ideas in a backyard class before moving online. We discuss how to overcome tech fears, embrace imperfection, and cultivate confidence in front of the camera. Her story is full of practical advice for...
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1 month ago
50 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
You Don’t Have to Be Good at Art Because Art Is Good for You with Marianne Gargour
Sometimes, life delivers the most powerful lessons in unexpected ways. My guest, Marianne Gargour, knows this intimately. A professional artist and certified life coach, Marianne transformed her cancer journey into a creative calling, helping others use art, mindfulness, and conversation to move from stress and overwhelm into joy and connection. In this episode, Marianne shares her story of going from a fine artist focused on skill and performance to a creative mentor helping others embrace ...
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1 month ago
50 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Turning a Local Art Store into a Thriving Online Community with Beth Bluestein
I love conversations that remind us how creativity thrives not just in big cities or fancy studios, but in small towns, small spaces, and close-knit communities. In this episode, I talk with Beth Bluestein, owner of Sparrow Art Supply in Middlebury, Vermont. Beth shares how she turned a 750-square-foot art store into a vibrant creative hub, one that serves artists both in person and online. We talk about her journey from New York City to Vermont, how she launched her shop with a town grant, ...
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1 month ago
48 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
What to Do When It’s Hard: How Your “Why” & Values Can Keep You Going
Let’s be honest, building a creative business isn’t always easy. There are days when the tech breaks, the sign-ups don’t come, or you just feel tired and overwhelmed. I’ve been there too. In this episode, I talk about what keeps us going when it feels hard, the deeper why behind what we do, and how reconnecting with your core values can help you find steadiness again. I’ll walk you through simple, practical ways to stay grounded: writing down your values and keeping them visible, breaking big...
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2 months ago
22 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
How Anne Fjeld Built a Knitting Business That Changes Lives
If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your craft into a sustainable business without losing your soul, this conversation is for you. I sat down with Anne Fjeld, a Norwegian knitting designer who transformed burnout and struggle into a thriving teaching business rooted in tradition, culture, and community. Anne shares how she found her “niche inside a niche” by focusing on Norwegian colorwork knitting for North American audiences, why letting her students speak created her most successful launch...
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2 months ago
54 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Sarah Hurley on Turning Creativity into a Superpower
When I think about what it really takes to grow a creative business, the story of Sarah Hurley always comes to mind. Sarah started her brand with just £40 and a dream, and within five years, built it into a multi-million-dollar company with licensing, retail, and global partnerships. But her path wasn’t all smooth; she faced burnout, realigned, and rebuilt her business to focus on what truly mattered. In this episode, Sarah shares the lessons she’s learned about saying no to distractions, us...
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2 months ago
45 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Maria Coryell-Martin on Building Art Toolkit and a Sustainable Creative Business
When I first met Maria Coryell-Martin, I was struck by her adventurous spirit; she’s an expeditionary artist who has sketched walruses in Greenland, penguins in Antarctica, and built a business that now reaches creatives worldwide. In this episode of Creatives on Camera, I talk with Maria about how she turned necessity into invention, creating her first pocket watercolor palette while crawling through the sand to sketch wildlife, and how that small idea grew into Art Toolkit, a thriving busi...
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2 months ago
50 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Marketing Without Overwhelm: Amberleigh Adoff’s Approach for Creatives
Marketing often feels like the most challenging part of running a creative business, but it doesn’t have to. In this episode, Lyric Kinard talks with Amberleigh Adoff, a former art educator turned surface pattern designer, social media manager, and creative mentor. Amberleigh shares her journey from teaching to building a thriving creative business and offers practical, stress-reducing strategies for marketing. From working backward to plan your launches, to repurposing content instead...
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3 months ago
45 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
YouTube, Memberships, and Community: How Emma Brassfield Grew Her Creative Business
I’m thrilled to share this week’s conversation with the incredibly creative Emma Brassfield of Studio 7t7. Emma’s career began in costume and special effects, working on blockbuster films like Harry Potter, Batman Begins, and Star Wars (yes, she made Chewbacca’s costume!). But when the demanding film industry no longer aligned with family life, she carved out a new path—turning her love of textiles into a thriving online business. Emma now designs bag patterns, runs a membership and subscript...
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3 months ago
1 hour 5 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Nicole Stevenson on Building Creative Businesses That Feed Your Soul
What do you do when the business that once lit you up starts to drain your energy? Nicole Stevenson has lived that journey, from selling art on the Venice Beach boardwalk to running a national clothing line, to becoming the founder of Craftcation Conference and Patchwork Show. In this conversation, Nicole shares how to recognize when it’s time to pivot, why feedback (even from a tiny audience) is pure gold, and how shifting your mindset from selling to serving can transform the way you marke...
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3 months ago
48 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
What is Your North Star and How Do You Get There?
Every creative business needs direction, and that’s where your North Star comes in. In this solo episode, I share how to dream big about the business and life you want, then break that vision down into systems and baby steps that actually move you forward. Your North Star should feel so big it scares you. You’ll probably never “stand on it”, but it can guide your decisions, give you clarity, and keep you moving. I’ll walk you through imagining your ideal business, identifying just three...
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3 months ago
12 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Money Is an Amplifier: Taxes & Mindset for Creatives with Hannah Cole
I’m thrilled to bring you artist‑turned‑tax expert Hannah Cole of Sunlight Tax. We dig into the mindset piece (money is an amplifier), the simplest first steps to act like a real business (hello, separate bank account), and the practical systems that make tax time easy. Hannah walks us through her Money Bootcamp, the gorgeous “rainbow” deductions guide for creatives, and her new book Taxes for Humans—complete with visuals that finally make tricky concepts click. We also talk about online cour...
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3 months ago
57 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Building Your Creative Business with Podia: Behind the Scenes with Nicola Wynn
In the third episode of my On-Demand Platform Interview Series, I’m joined by Nicola Wynn from Podia, the platform I personally use for many of my on-demand classes. Nicola shares how Podia helps creatives simplify their tech, sell courses and digital products, and build stronger connections with their audience. We cover free migrations, built-in email marketing, webinars, blogging for growth, and how to keep momentum when the mid-project slump hits. Whether you’re launching your first course...
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4 months ago
51 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
The Adaptive Knitter, Beth Gorishek, on Designing Joyful, Inclusive Creative Spaces
In this episode of Creatives on Camera, I sit down with Beth Gorishek, also known as The Adaptive Knitter, to talk about accessibility, creativity, and the power of making art available to everyone. Beth shares her journey of growing up with a limb difference, building a thriving business in the fiber arts industry, and how she helps makers adapt their craft after injury or disability. We dig into practical ways to make online classes more inclusive—from lighting and contrast to captions and ...
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4 months ago
53 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Start Where You Are: Teaching, Imperfection, and Self-Publishing with Tori McElwain
I’m so excited to share this conversation with my friend and fellow coach, quilter, and teacher, Tori McElwain. Tori and I talk about the real-life journey of building a creative business while juggling motherhood, military life, and burnout—and why she chose self-publishing to get her book Workshops Unleashed out into the world. Tori’s story is such a powerful reminder that you don’t need perfect gear or a polished plan to start teaching online. We dive into creating safe spaces for students...
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4 months ago
50 minutes

Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
This episode brings back the radiant and powerful Lisa Woolfork, founder of Black Women Stitch and host of Stitch Please Podcast. We move beyond her origin story (go listen to Part 1!) and step into the how, the structure behind her community-centered creative business. Lisa shares how she built a mission-driven model using Patreon, why she intentionally rejects hustle culture, and why sustainable systems (not burnout) fuel her work. We also talk tech: starting with a phone, simple gear, acce...