Nathaniel Carroll has been a musician since childhood. He spent his teenage years wandering the Plains in search of stages to play on, making a few records along the way. Then Nathaniel took a break from music to become, among other things, a father and an attorney. In the COVID era, he descended to his homemade studio night after night to produce Panic Pandemic, a 5-track album with a lot to say. It's also a lot of fun to listen to. - Tony
Jen Fitzwater is a talented artist, musician, and sometimes poet. In this episode, Christie and Tony talk with her about her art, why she makes it. We also get into why she is transforming a white van into her future home and studio. You can check out her work (and even get some for yourself!) at the links below. Instagram: @jafitzyah Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/fitzwatercolorandink ACSAS: www.acsas.work/shop
Tony and Christie dig into ACSAS itself to discuss why we're building this community, how it works, and where we think it's going. Our next cohort starts 1/2. To learn more about ACSAS, see www.acsas.work or email us at tony@acsas.work or Christie@acsas.work.
Sawil had never considered herself a writer...until she started writing. Her style, which emerged almost immediately, as if born rather than developed, stands out for its rawness and introspection. Sawil has more than a half-dozen ACSAS cohorts under the belt at this point and, as of November 2020, is working on her second book.
In the first episode of the ACSAS pod, co-founders Tony and Christie chat about Christie's creative process. Since the COVID pandemic paused a new business in its tracks, Christie has finished 3 books (2 from the beginning) over a half-dozen ACSAS cohorts. What?! How. Why.