In this episode, Tamara Harper was kind enough to share her experiences working in multiple disciplines. From enjoying various needle and fiber arts to running a small business - to writing a book on her experience as a parent managing screen time - to being a trained pianist, music teacher and singer and songwriter, Tamara talks us through some of her thoughts on authenticity and creativity.

Smallwoods Studios - https://www.smallwoods-studios.com

Scarves for Hillary - https://www.smallwoods-studios.com/secretary-clinton

Monstrosity Project - https://www.smallwoods-studios.com/monstrosity

TEDxBirmingham - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-og4fj4d1Q

Living Restfully: A Skeptic’s Guide to Raising Children Screen-Free - https://www.amazon.com/Living-Restfully-Skeptics-Children-Screen-Free-ebook/dp/B00VNY6JQG

IG: @thesmallwoods

Style Shop - https://styleshop.bandcamp.com

Summer Cut - https://styleshop.bandcamp.com/album/summer-cut

IG: @styleshopmusic

Theme song “Zero Me” by @myopic_me

Questions by @bsanfordjr

To kick off this series, I was honored to be joined by Tiffany Goolsby who I initially became familiar with through the vibrant images she submits to the Frugal Film Project every month.

We talked about how she became interested in photography, then her interest in film specifically. We talked about the benefits of using the same kit over a period of time, what she enjoys about photography, and a little about what engaging in photography adds to her life experience.

I hope you enjoy this initial installment and please do check out Tiffany's work.

Website: www.tiffanygoolsby.com

IG: @tiffanyshootsfilm

The Frugal Film Project: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Fr4xRk1BD/

If you feel strongly compelled to get in touch, you can comment on the IG post of this episode on Sunny 16 Presents (@sunny16presents) or email sunny16presents@gmail.com.

Featuring the musical stylings of Graeme Jago (@myopicme on IG)

I am Billy Sanford (@bsanfordjr) and just enjoy talking to creative people. Thank you for listening.

Coming soon, a new podcast series called O Me! O Life! Inspired by the existential crisis of Walt Whitman in the wake of the Industrial Revolution in the late 19th century, we'll attempt to explore what verse we might add to the enduring play that is humanity.

Featuring the musical stylings of Graeme Jago.

Watch this space!