The Creative Content Podcast

08/15/2026

🎨 The creative industry doesn’t need more competition. It needs more community.

There’s room for all of us to grow, learn, collaborate, and win together. The person you see as competition today could be the person who sends you your next client, refers you a project, or helps you get to the next level.

Stop trying to outdo everyone around you. Start building relationships with them.

Community over competition. Every time.

08/15/2026

📲 Your social media followers might not be ready to book you today.

And that’s okay.

A bride might find your page while she’s dating, follow you for your personality and content, and watch what you create for months—or even years.

Then one day, she gets engaged.

Now she’s not looking for a videographer who just showed up in her feed. She already knows you. She’s seen your work, your personality, your process, and the kind of experience you provide.

That’s the power of social media.

08/14/2026

🚨 Episode #5 is out now!

In this episode, I sit down with Evan Hopman to talk about the mark...

08/13/2026

💼 Your current job might have nothing to do with your dream — but that doesn’t mean it’s useless.

If you’re discouraged because you’re working a job that has nothing to do with the creative business you want to build, go all in anyway.

Learn how to communicate.
Learn how to lead.
Learn how to sell.
Learn how to manage people.
Learn how to solve problems.
Learn how to show up when you don’t feel like it.

You never know which skills from your “temporary” job will become some of your greatest strengths as an entrepreneur.

On the podcast, Bo Cunningham shared that before building what he has today, he used to deal with sheep manure.

Talk about humble beginnings.

But the point isn’t the manure. It’s what he learned along the way.

Don’t despise the season you’re in just because it isn’t the destination you want.

Give that job everything you’ve got. Learn everything you can. Build the discipline, character, and skill set you’ll eventually take with you.

08/10/2026

We’ve been a little quiet here on The Creative Content Podcast… but that’s about to change. 👀

Starting June 21st, we’ll be releasing Episode 5 and the remaining episodes we’ve already recorded!

And while we’re excited to share those conversations, we’re also looking ahead. We’re planning to shoot another set of episodes soon and want to bring more creative business owners into the conversation.

If you’re a creative business owner with a story, lessons learned, struggles, wins, or simply a journey worth sharing—we’d love to hear from you.

🎙️ Want to be on the podcast? DM us.

Let’s keep sharing the real stories behind building a creative business.

05/27/2026

🚨 New episode dropping 6/5!

Friday June 5 we will be releasing our next episode featuring Evan Hopman photography diving into the best ways to get found on social media and Google.

If you are trying to navigate the best ways to market your creative business, this episode is for you!

05/27/2026

🤔 If you’ve had a wedding or were a vendor for a wedding, have you experienced a wedding vendor scam?

05/09/2026

https://youtu.be/PKglqbAvEXc?si=MDRZYpwnaEvCKXGk

In this episode, I sit down with husband-and-wife wedding photo/video team Liz Throne and Taylor Throne to talk about their journey in the wedding industry, ...

05/07/2026

⏳ Time is valuable. There’s a difference between having a packed calendar and building a sustainable creative business. Taking on more and more work at lower rates might keep you moving, but eventually it can also lead to burnout, rushed work, and constantly feeling behind.

Sometimes the better move is fewer projects, better clients, stronger work, and higher standards.

Charging more isn’t about ego. It’s about creating space to think deeper, serve clients better, and actually produce work you’re proud of.

The goal isn’t to do more work.
The goal is to do better work.

What’s something you’ve learned about pricing or burnout as a creative? Drop your thoughts below 👇

05/07/2026

✍️ Shout to the coordinators for helping us book more weddings. If you are a creative business owner, shout out a coordinator who’s helped you in your business!