What if your family’s favorite holiday memories had nothing to do with gifts or glitter? In this post, I’m sharing how to slow down, simplify the season, and build joyful traditions that truly matter—with help from Corinne at Wondermom Wannabe.

Think you’re too old to learn music? Think again. In this inspiring episode, I chat with music coach Tara Brueske about how anyone—at any age—can begin (or return to) singing, piano, or another instrument. Whether you’re curious about joining a choir or dusting off the keyboard, you’ll find practical tips, mindset shifts, and real encouragement here.

In this episode, I chat with artist Jackie Partridge about how to start acrylic painting with confidence—even if you’re brand new. Learn her simple, low-pressure approach and creative ideas to make your art uniquely yours.

Want to try quilting or hand embroidery but don’t know where to begin? Jacquelynne Steves breaks it down with beginner-friendly tips, project ideas, and encouragement.

Thinking about making your first bag? In this episode, Monika Potaszynska of All Sew Petite shares why a simple zipper pouch is the perfect beginner project—and how to avoid common mistakes new bag makers make.

If Instagram disappeared tomorrow, would you still be able to reach your audience?

In this episode, I’m sharing the biggest lesson from my conversation with Abby Hehemann of GetResponse: the importance of building your business on platforms you own—not just the ones you borrow. We talk about what “owned land” really means, how to start your email list from scratch, and why this one shift can change everything for your business. Whether you’re brand new or feeling stuck in the social media hamster wheel, these tips will help you build something that lasts.

Discover why "visibility equals value" is a dangerous lie keeping you from creating. Learn how art heals the maker first and why your creativity matters, even when no one's watching.

Ever returned from vacation with hundreds of photos but feel like you somehow missed the experience? This week's episode might just change how you travel forever!

In our latest HobbyScool podcast episode, we're exploring the transformative practice of travel sketching with watercolors.

Remember when you confidently grabbed those crayons, finger paints, or pipe cleaners without a moment's hesitation? When you proudly displayed your artwork and never once worried if it was "good enough"? Our latest podcast episode takes you on a journey back to that creative freedom you once knew so naturally.

This week on the HobbyScool podcast, I had the joy of speaking with mixed media artist and teacher, Consie Sindet, who brings over 20 years of experience teaching creativity to our conversation about developing a playful art practice.

If you've ever felt intimidated by art or believed you're "not creative enough," this episode is especially for you!

Ever feel like you're drowning in household chaos, despite your best efforts to keep everything organized? You're not alone! In this week's episode, we're tackling the real challenges of home organization with refreshing honesty and practical solutions that actually work.

Ever wondered how to turn your creative skills into a thriving business? This week's episode features Kira McCoy, who did exactly that – transforming her passion for art into a multi-million dollar creative empire, selling products that average just $10 each.

Kira shares her fascinating journey from teaching art in high school to building a business that spans digital courses, physical products, and subscription boxes.

She's refreshingly honest about her path, including the various side hustles she tackled along the way (like piercing ears!) before finding her sweet spot in the creative business world.

Have you been pouring time into social media but not seeing the results you hoped for? This week's episode might just change the way you think about growing your business.

I sat down with email marketing expert Melissa Seideman, CEO of Not Another VA, who shared something surprising: she built not one, but TWO successful businesses using email marketing before she even touched social media. And now she's revealing exactly how she did it.

Have you been carrying around a story idea for years? Maybe it's tucked away in a drawer, saved as a draft on your computer, or still swirling in your imagination. If publishing a book is on your bucket list, this week's episode of the HobbyScool podcast is especially for you.

Feeling overwhelmed by social media marketing for your side business? This week's episode might be exactly what you need. We're talking with Pinterest expert Laura Rike about why Pinterest could be the perfect platform for growing your business – especially if you're just starting out or running your business alongside other commitments.

Ever wondered about the stories behind your family name or if those family legends are actually true?

This week on the HobbyScool podcast, I'm sitting down with genealogy expert Lisa Lisson to explore how you can turn curiosity about your family history into a fascinating hobby.

Lisa shares some surprising insights about getting started - including why your best research tool might actually be a cup of coffee! She walks us through everything from having those first conversations with family members to navigating online databases and even tackles the question of whether you really need a DNA test.

Ever wondered what it's like to chase ghosts? This week's episode might just inspire you to grab a flashlight and start exploring!

We're sitting down with Dr. Kristy Sumner, founder of Soul Sisters Paranormal, who turned her fascination with the afterlife into a full-fledged paranormal investigation business. Dr. Sumner shares how a girls' trip to a haunted penitentiary sparked a journey that led her from the corporate world to co-owning a haunted jail museum. Talk about a career change!

Ever looked at your old stuff and wondered, "What if?"

Our newest HobbyScool podcast episode is here to spark your creativity and show you the endless possibilities of upcycling!

Ever gazed longingly at intricate shawls or complex sweater patterns, thinking, "I could never make that"?

Think again! In our latest HobbyScool podcast episode, we're unraveling the myth that certain knitting projects are beyond your reach.

Picture this: You're doing what you love, sharing your expertise, and watching your bank account grow.

Sounds like a dream, right? Well, get ready to pinch yourself, because this week's HobbyScool Podcast is about to turn that dream into your reality!