“The Wide-Eyed Creative Podcast” and “One Words”

Episode 68 is up!  Today on “The Wide-Eyed Creative” we’ll hear a heroic story of survival from author/speaker/life coach and thriver Michele Cushatt.  If you find yourself living through very difficult and dark days you’ll find Michele to be a great encouragement. And if things are shining brightly for you now please recommend todays’s podcast to someone else who needs to hear her story and her words of wisdom. You can learn about Michele’s speaking, podcasting, coaching and her 3  great books at MicheleCushatt.com.

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your own creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and patronage.

Episode 67 is up!  Today on “The Wide-Eyed Creative” it’s Part 2 of my conversation with best selling author Jeff Goins about his book “Real Artist Don’t Starve”. We’ll discuss the final seven principles practiced by every thriving artist.  This book (and this episode) is a must for every aspiring creative.  Check out all of Jeff’s great work at goinswriter.com. 

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your own creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and patronage.

Episode 66 is up!  Today on “The Wide-Eyed Creative” it’s Part 1 of my conversation with best selling author Jeff Goins about his book “Real Artist Don’t Starve”. We’ll discuss the first five principles practiced by every thriving artist.  This book (and this episode) is a must for every aspiring creative.  Check out all of Jeff’s great work at goinswriter.com. 

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your own creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and patronage.

Welcome to Episode 65 of “The Wide-Eyed Creative”.  This is the last of my Summer Shorts Episodes where I edit bits of my favorite podcasts from the last year.  Longer episodes will be coming soon.  I hope you’ve enjoyed these. Today’s Episode is an end of the summer music special.  I thought you might like to hear some great music from some great singer/songwriters who were nice enough to come on the podcast last year.  

Please check out their music.

Billy McLaughlin is @ billymclaughlin.com.

Ethan Bates (EBO) is @ ethanbatesorchestra.com.

Blue Light Bandits @ bluelightbandits.com.  

Peder Eide is @ Pedereide.com.  

Jessica Manning @ jessicamanningmusic.com.

And I’d recommend you just google Joel Hanson and PFR. They’re everywhere. 

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a fun 60 Second Creativity Quiz entitled “Are You as Creative as Steve Martin?”  Yes… I understand that you think you probably already know the answer but you may be surprised. Also on that page you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

To Book Bob for Your Event!

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and Patronage. 

Welcome to Episode 64 of “The Wide-Eyed Creative”.  This is one of my Summer Shorts Series where I edit bits of my favorite podcasts from the last year.  Longer episodes will be returning soon… well… at the end of the summer.  In the meantime I hope you enjoy these and please share them with your friends. Today’s Episode is edited from Episode 47 with  singer/songwriter Jessica Manning lesser known as my niece.  I was proud to have her on the podcast.  

You can check out her music, performance dates and style at Jessicamanningmusic.com. 

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a fun 60 Second Creativity Quiz entitled “Are You as Creative as Steve Martin?”  Yes… I understand that you think you probably already know the answer but you may be surprised. Also on that page you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

To Book Bob for Your Event!

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and Patronage. 

Welcome to Episode 63 of “The Wide-Eyed Creative”.  This is one of my Summer Shorts Series where I edit bits of my favorite podcasts from the last year.  Longer episodes will be returning soon… well… at the end of the summer.  In the meantime I hope you enjoy these and please share them with your friends. Today’s Episode is edited from Episode 41 with celloist, singer, songwriter and band mate Ethan Bates better known as EBO… and his band Blue Light Bandits.  This is fun one. 

Check out Ethan’s music and show dates at ethanbatesorchestra.com. And… you can learn more about Blue Light Bandits at bluelightbandits.com.

If you’d like to learn more about awakening your creativity go to bobstromberg.com/wideeyed. There you’ll find a fun 60 Second Creativity Quiz entitled “Are You as Creative as Steve Martin?”  Yes… I understand that you think you probably already know the answer but you may be surprised. Also on that page you’ll find a FREE 30 Minute Training Video on “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”.  As a listener to this podcast, you get great savings and other add ons to the full course.  All good stuff.

Check out “Mastering the Craft of Creativity”

To Book Bob for Your Event!

If you’re enjoying this podcast please rate it on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. It really helps. And if you’d like to financially support this podcast I’d appreciate it so much.  Please become a Patron on Patreon.  Just click on the  Button Below.

And, if you’re planning an event, I’d love to come and speak on the topic of creativity or to help your group to laugh for an evening.  You can contact me at bobstromberg.com. Just click the contact tab at the bottom of any page.

Become a Patron Today! Thank YOU!

A very special thank you to Kathryn Metzger, Julie Bromley, Lisa Olsen, Ernie Parent, Dave Cornell, Owen Shattuck, Denise Cameron and Clair Hawver  for their support of this podcast and Patronage.