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Hosted by brentxp · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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We’re all about storytelling. I’m Brent Lindstrom, and at LightMinded Arts, we talk about writing, filmmaking, and actually making this a career of it, when it’s getting increasingly hard to stand out and get noticed.
brentxp hosts LightMinded Arts Podcast, a arts show with 43 episodes published.
We covered a lot this season — creativity, discipline, money, burnout, confidence, storytelling, reinvention. Part 1 of this two‑episode recap breaks down some of the biggest takeaways from every guest and every conversa
Jay Corso works two jobs, builds a sci‑fi pulp universe called RoboPulp, and creates in the small windows most people overlook. In this conversation, we talk about identity, the quiet double life of the working artist, a
Does great art really require chaos, addiction, and financial ruin? In this episode, Brent sits down with author and life coach Daryl Dittmer to bust the myth of the clouded genius and explore what it actually takes to t
Are you spending hours slicing every single "um" and "ah" out of your audio tracks? Are you refusing to launch your creative project until you have the perfect gear, a custom studio setup, or an official LLC? In this epi
Are you a talented creative trapped in survival mode, despite working yourself to the bone? In this episode, host Brent Lindstrom sits down with clarity coach David Prosper to dismantle the single most dangerous myth in
When filmmaker and storyteller Jared Moses sits down with Brent Lindstrom, the conversation turns raw. Jared opens up about growing up boxed in by labels—race, mental health, expectation—and how he turned that confinemen
Artist Julian Raven opens up about the moment every creative fears: the day you realize the art world isn’t coming to rescue you. From selling two massive paintings for $25,000 to months of silence, rejection, and financ
Bestselling author and artist Ruth Douthitt shares the moment she realized talent alone wouldn’t sustain a creative career. From early rejections to burnout, rebuilding her audience, and learning the business side of art
What happens when the path you thought was holy turns out to be too small for the person you’re becoming? In this conversation, musician and author Allen C. Paul opens up about the moment God pulled him out of full‑time
When Bart Merrell’s lifelong dream of joining the FBI collapsed overnight, he faced the kind of identity death every creative fears. But instead of breaking, he rebuilt — turning loss into freedom and failure into fuel.
When writer and filmmaker Kern Carter stopped believing the starving‑artist myth, everything changed. In this conversation, he opens up about becoming a father at eighteen, dropping out of high school, and rebuilding his
Most creatives grow up hearing the same promise: “Follow your passion and the money will come.” Daniel Rodgers believed it too — until poverty, debt, and real‑world pressure forced him to abandon art and chase a degree t
Author and retired space‑operations officer Joseph Bolton shares how loss, ancestry, and rediscovery turned his life into art. From grief to legacy, he reveals the moment creatives realize their story didn’t start with t
Actor and podcaster Justin Younts joins Brent for a grounded, vulnerable conversation about what really happens when the creative dream stops feeling magical and starts feeling heavy. Justin opens up about the years he s
Jeff Kikel spent decades chasing stability, until a brutal performance review forced him to face the truth: a job would never make him free. In this conversation, we talk about the seven failed businesses, the near‑colla
Author and engineering instructor Ryan Consell sits down with me to talk about the messy, nonlinear path of a creative life. We get into the year that nearly broke him, why “follow your dreams” can quietly ruin artists,
Bestselling author James Rollins opens up about the part of the creative journey most artists never talk about—the fear, the financial uncertainty, and the quiet safety nets that keep us going. From his years as a veteri
What happens when your instincts tell you to leap… and everyone else thinks you’ve lost your mind? In this episode, Sabine Hutchison — CEO, author of Beyond the Ladder, and founder of The Ripple Network — shares the wild
What happens when the dream you grew up chasing starts to feel more like a cage than a calling? In this episode, Brent Lindstrom sits down with Bria Rose — a former Disney cast member turned dark‑romance author — to talk
Teri M. Brown didn’t wait for permission — she built a thriving author career from the ground up. In this episode, we talk about the moment she realized her first book wouldn’t sell itself, and how that wake-up call led
Daniel Rodgers
Retired at 43 from Google
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Kikel
1 appearance on this show
Dr. James Rollins
#1 New York Times Bestseller
1 appearance on this show
Sabine Hutchison
CEO, author of Beyond the Ladder, founder of The Ripple Network · Seuss Plus
1 appearance on this show
Bria Rose
romance author
1 appearance on this show
Teri M Brown
Author, Mentor
1 appearance on this show
Teri M. Brown
author and resilience advocate
1 appearance on this show
Alexandra Beller
author of The Anatomy of Art
1 appearance on this show
Ally Machate
publishing strategist, bestselling author, founder · The Writer’s Ally
1 appearance on this show
Russell Van Brocklen
educator, advocate, and champion for shame-free learning · The Dyslexia Professor
1 appearance on this show
Wes Towers
Marketing Guru for the construction industry · Uplift 360
1 appearance on this show
Richard Moon
1 appearance on this show
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