Speaking publicly about it for the first time, Bettina shares her story of surviving the sex abuse she suffered as a child. Bettina Burch’s story is about the power of forgiveness, the healing magic of art, and the challenging beauty found aft

EP7 Tamar Avishai

Jul 28th, 2019 32m 43s

In this episode I speak with Tamar Avishai, host of The Lonely Palette --the podcast that returns art history to the masses. We delve into what makes a good podcast, how she started The Lonely Palette, her audio collective Hub & Spoke, and much

EP6 Jaclyn Perrone

Jul 8th, 2019 32m 15s

I sit down with SOS artist Jaclyn Perrone about her work as a cityscape artist, the MANY steps she took in the 5-month lead-up to opening her first Etsy shop, and her challenging transition to the Somerville art scene from New York.

EP5 Bethany Noel Murray

Jun 24th, 2019 34m 15s

I speak with Bethany Noel Murray, a painter whose large canvases reveal the difficult and often transcendent moments of living with chronic migraines. Bethany details the technical tricks she uses to entice the eye as well as the practical step

EP4 Nate Devarie

Jun 10th, 2019 33m 11s

Just in time for Pride, I sit down with painter Nate Devarie to delve into his conservative upbringing (including a three month stint in gay conversion therapy) and how it influences in art. We talk about how his relationship with God has chang

EP3 Dan Blakeslee

May 27th, 2019 48m 27s

This is an extra-packed episode with music (all shortened a bit for time) and conversation about Dan Blakeslee's many adventures busking in and around the subway, his/my thoughts about art school, music fundraising, beer label art, the kindness

EP2 JeffJam

May 13th, 2019 22m 51s

On the Second episode of Artists of Camberville I talk to children's musician Jeff Jam about why he chooses to play "Itsy Bitsy Spider" 10 times a day, how he's financed his 5 albums and what he expects from parents at his shows