From La to Jersey podcast

The mission started with a way to connect with family and ended up creating family in the streets. Off the Wall Graffiti transforms spaces where urban youth spend most of their time - school and parks. 

Have you ever wondered how television shows or movies look the way they do? We wanted to dive into the creative jobs that make your favorite entertainment by asking the question, What does a Set Decorator do? 
Seasoned professional set decorator Julie Drach tells us her experience and the details of what it means to be a set decorator for television and film. What freelance work is like and what is a sconce.
She her amazing work at 
juliedrachsetdecor.com

We're excited to introduce Indigenous artist and activist Siyowin Peters. Learn more about her work that highlights the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement. In addition to her social justice work she brings art to all ages through educational workshops with the next event happening April 26th at the Women's Center for Creative Work.

Creator and Producer of All My Friends Are Dope and Harvest Sessions. Director of the ADC Gallery in downtown Los Angeles, talks about her three month residency program for artists creating collaborations with their brands/products. 

Hedy walked us through her newest installation at Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles and shared her incredible journey here in LA. From her early inspirations to developing a powerful body of work rooted in her life experiences, this conversation goes deep.
We also dive into applying for art grants, her creative process, and how her educational path—including earning her Master’s degree—continues to shape her art and large-scale installations.

Natily Gonzalez owner of Moby Arts born and raised in Los Angeles and mixed media artist Amy Smith invite creatives from coast to coast to talk art, sustainability, and culture. First episode gets into the WHY behind the creation of the podcast with Amy Smith leaving LA after 20 years. The opportunity to explore the creative and artist scene on the East Coast and West Coast is too good to pass up. We bring you interviews with leading artists, creatives, futurists creating unconventional ways of living, to broaden the lense of how people are taking their creativity to the next level.