Pardon Will Live

This week I interview artist, poet, and creator B_Line_Dot. We dive deep into his craft and discuss the inner workings of being a multifaceted, outsider artist, namely breaking conventional norms in the Art-world and life.

Danatoon is back! And this week we dive into creative ways of helping your craft make you! Branding, marketing, pricing and selling your work.

This week we cover gratitude, confidence, and managing fear and anxiety. Along with an allegory about life through watercolor.

This week we discuss the ins and outs of Gaming, Steaming and the importance of community building.

This week We talk to Artist and Gallerist about his journey into become who he is and what keeps him going through the difficulties and successes in his life.

This week is an update of what has happened and what it’s yet to come. But more importantly, there is an art longing to be birth out of this difficulty. Live life, and make art fitting to that experience.

Art for a living; the ups, the downs, and all that’s inbetween. Dana is an Artist, Cartoonist, Entrepreneur, and is the creator of the known Webcomic “Smallbany”.

David chats with nutritionist Liam Fisher about sleep,health, and the importance of nutrition to not only the body but the mind.

Art/ Critique/ Schooling V.S. No Schooling /The future of Vocare Gallery

David chats with Audio Engineer/Musician/Writer Jeff Pitcher about podcasting/working with artists/ professionalism/ Christianity/ D and D/ and publishing writing.

This week David talks to Travis Estes about working from home/ making art in confinement/ Indie, Post Rock, Nu Metal, and Taylor Swift’s best record.

Lisa is an Artist and the founder of The Crit Wall, and online community geared towards helping artists advance their craft and do it together. We talk about the Crit Wall and other projects she’s working on as well as some of the difficulties artists are now faced with during this pandemic.

A Helpful guide to getting your collection of works ready for presentation/ tips on professionalism / and advice on growing your audience and hopefully your client list.

Interview with Hassan Elminyawi. Artist and Owner of Urban Aftermath in Albany, NY. They talk Inspiration, time management and the potential for a thriving art scene in New York’s Capital.

Antiquated and Modern Art/ Birthdays/ Albany’s Potential/ Pretentiousness/ Sympathy V.S Empathy

This episode David gives a quick update on what’s going on with the gallery space, why, and what you can look forward to in the future

David interviews Stephen Stewart, and they chat music, inspiration, song writing and the process of dealing with life and anxiety.

David interviews singer/musician/owner/co-founder of the artist collective known as Out There Entertainment. The talk about music, breakfast sandwiches and their thoughts about living and pursuing the arts In Albany, Ny and what they think is on the horizon

This week David interviews Photographer Kyle Barden. They discuss the difficulties and rewards of being a photographer and the assumptions people have about his profession. As well as his trips to San Juan, New Zealand, and most recent, Norway.

In this episode David interviews Artist Michael C. Romeo. They talk about life, being an artist while working a 9-5, future interests, and most important of all, the continuity of Spider-Man; into the spider verse. Hope you enjoy.

David interviews musician-songwriter/ entrepreneur Rich Sarnacki. You can find Rich on Instagram @coffeeposer as well as visit his coffee shop Storied Coffee in Scotia,Ny or follow them @storiedcoffee on Instagram and Facebook.