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!