In this episode of Artistically Married, we sit down with Sean Harris — a deeply knowledgeable and lifelong Star Wars enthusiast — for an in-depth exploration of the most memorable and influential moments in the Star Wars saga.

Together, we reflect on the power of visual storytelling, the emotional weight behind pivotal scenes, and the cultural legacy that has made Star Wars one of the most enduring cinematic universes of our time.

From the haunting stillness of Luke staring into the twin suns of Tatooine, to the seismic narrative shift of “I am your father,” we unpack why these moments resonate so deeply — not just with fans, but with artists, filmmakers, and storytellers across generations.

Sean brings a rare depth of insight to the conversation, offering historical context, thematic analysis, and personal reflections that bridge the gap between pop culture and serious film study. Whether you’re a lifelong devotee of the franchise or simply curious about what makes great storytelling endure, this episode offers something meaningful.

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on memory, myth, and the creative influence of a galaxy far, far away.

In this soulful and deeply personal episode, we sit down with the remarkably talented James Gizzie—a guitar virtuoso and vocal powerhouse whose humility is just as striking as his musical ability.

Our conversation takes us on a journey through James’s formative years, sharing intimate stories from our shared childhood that laid the foundation for his lifelong connection to music. From early moments of discovery to his first guitar at five years old, James reflects on the influences that shaped his unique sound and artistic voice.

We also dive into the transformative power of live performance, as he recounts the lessons learned from gracing stages big and small, always bringing a quiet confidence that resonates with every audience.

Beyond his role as a performer, James offers thoughtful insight into his presence in the classroom, where his passion for music becomes a powerful teaching tool. Whether he's inspiring students or captivating a crowd, James’s authenticity, skill, and heart shine through every note. This episode is a tribute to the quiet magic of an artist whose story reminds us that greatness is often rooted in grace.

This episode is all about liberation—of the mind, spirit, and creative soul.

We’re recapping an unforgettable date weekend just outside New York City, where we kicked things off with a wild, immersive Shpongle set. As psychedelic sounds filled the space, visionary icons Alex and Allyson Grey painted live, channeling pure energy onto canvas right before our eyes.

But the real heart of the weekend happened at the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM), where we took part in an art retreat that invited us to slow down, create with intention, and explore spiritual liberation through community and expression. We share stories from the Full Moon Ceremony and Art Church, where themes of transformation, inner freedom, and cosmic connection took center stage.

Join us as we reflect on how art, music, and sacred space opened us up to something deeper—and why seeking liberation can be a love language of its own.

This week on Artistically Married, we had the pleasure of chatting with the incredibly talented and established painter Geoff Farnsworth.

Geoff takes us on a journey through his unconventional path to becoming a full-time artist—starting with a commerce degree in Vancouver, then pivoting to pursue his passion with an art degree in New York City. We dive into his creative process and what it’s like to balance free time and painting.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about following their artistic instincts, carving their own path, and living a life driven by creativity.

Let yourself be inspired by Geoff's wisdom, warmth, and wonderfully colourful world.

In this week’s episode of Artistically Married, we sit down with the incredibly talented Adam Buller, better known as Thunderclap — a powerhouse in the local art scene and a true creative force. Adam takes us through his inspiring journey of turning passion into a thriving art company, where his work continues to captivate and connect people.

We also dive into the heart of Camp Cataract, his beloved Niagara Falls establishment that has become a hub for creativity, community, and unforgettable experiences. From the challenges of running a venue to the joy of seeing it flourish, Adam shares the behind-the-scenes stories that shaped this iconic space.

But that’s not all — we talk about his newest musical projects and how music continues to be an essential part of his artistic expression. Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or just someone who loves a good success story, this episode is packed with inspiration and insight!

This week on Artistically Married, Brianne dives into the incredible growth of Infinite Motion Dance Studio and the pivotal changes that have transformed the business.

From streamlining operations to enhancing customer experience, she shares the game-changing computer programs that helped Infinite Motion triple in size in under six months. Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of a thriving dance studio, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.

Tune in for an honest discussion on innovation, efficiency, and the power of technology in small business success!

In this episode of Artistically Married, we take a fascinating journey through the history of cranes—from their earliest form as the shadoof, used in ancient irrigation, to the modern engineering marvels that can lift up to 20,000 tons.

But what about the missing links in history? We dive into the gaps in crane evolution, exploring how ancient civilizations may have moved massive stones long before documented lifting technology existed. Could some of history’s greatest construction feats—like the pyramids or Sacsayhuaman —be explained by lost mystical lifting techniques?

Join us as we unravel the mystery, mechanics, and myths behind these powerful machines.