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Hosted by Lyric Kinard · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 63 episodes
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Creatives on Camera explores how artists, makers, and creative educators turn what they know into workshops, courses, and income. Host Lyric Montgomery Kinard shares real conversations about teaching online, finding students, pricing, simple tech, and building a business that works in the real world. If you want to teach your craft but feel stuck on where to start—or how to make it sustainable—this podcast shows you what’s actually involved.
Lyric Kinard hosts Creatives on Camera: Artists and Crafters Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online, a arts show with 63 episodes published.
Fan Mail? Feedback? Suggestions? Every creative hits the moment when they realize that putting their work out there isn't the same as being found. Chase Harpole is a knitwear designer, data scientist, and PhD in politica
Fan Mail? Feedback? Suggestions? What if good marketing isn't about being clever — it's about listening? Dawn Prickett started Twice Sheared Sheep at her kitchen table, unraveling thrift-store sweaters to recycle the yar
Fan Mail? Feedback? Suggestions? Graphics are one of my favorite things, and also one of the biggest time traps I see creative teachers fall into. In this episode of the Creatives on Camera podcast, I'm breaking down the
Fan Mail? Feedback? Suggestions? What frustrated you as a beginner? That might be your most valuable teaching asset. Sonia Pal spent a year trying to learn modern brush pen calligraphy and couldn't find anything structur
You don't need a finished course, a big following, or a perfect plan; you just need to start. That's the quiet truth running through this whole conversation with Lynn Christiansen, quilt pattern designer, former school l
What if you stopped trying to reach everyone and started building something real for the people who actually need you? In this episode, I'm talking with Maddie Kertay, founder of the Badass Quilter Society, a values-driv
In this episode, I sit down with Michele Muska, a textile artist, craft industry connector, and the face of the iron brand Oliso. Michele has spent decades doing many things at once: painting, art therapy, product develo
If social media has been feeling like a constant pressure… like you’re always behind, always needing to post more, but not really seeing the results you hoped for, you’re not alone. I’ve been feeling that too. In this ep
What happens when a 3D artist from Lucasfilm sells out at Comic-Con and realizes he might have a business? In this episode, Jackie Huang, founder of Woolbuddy, shares how a handmade toy for his daughter grew into an inte
What if you don’t have to eliminate fear before you start teaching? In today’s episode on Creatives on Camera with MJ Kinman, we talk about acting “as if,” pivoting boldly, and choosing joy in your creative business. MJ
In this episode, Lyric Kinard talks with watercolor artist and educator Madhu Srinivasan about what happens when we stop trying to control our creativity. Once driven by perfectionism, Madhu shares how watercolor taught
In this episode, Lyric Kinard talks with Kelly Feltault, an artist, social scientist, and certified therapeutic arts facilitator, about building a creative business that honors the realities of chronic illness rather tha
What if growing your creative business didn’t mean doing more, scaling bigger, or teaching everything you know? In this episode, Lucy Jennings shares how she built a calm, sustainable online teaching business by simplify
In this solo episode, I walk you through the real results of our first Workshop Pre-Sell Challenge at the Academy for Virtual Teaching. If you have ever delayed teaching because your course “isn’t ready yet,” this is you
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 structur
In this week’s episode, I sit down with Anastasia Williams, founder of the Fiber Business Collective, to talk about what really sustains creative entrepreneurs: community, collaboration, and connection. Anastasia shares
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 illne
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,
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
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 a
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Creatives on Camera: Artists and Crafters Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online is hosted by Lyric Kinard. The show is categorised under arts (business) and has published 63 episodes.
Creatives on Camera: Artists and Crafters Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online has published 63 episodes.
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