Ink & Note Kelly and Brock

In this episode we talk to the hosts on our favourite film/tv review podcast "The Winchester". Hannah Bird, Scott Paterson and Ben Bray are big film and television buffs who have fun debating movies and media of past and present. We chat with them about starting their own podcast around a subject they love; and why it's important to pick a project that you genuinely enjoy. 



This was a very fun interview and we hope you enjoy listening!

In this episode we talk with our good friend William Bündchen - a portrait photographer who has published work in various magazines and other outlets.

Will gives us a breakdown of his creative upbringing and process. We talk about how to use the environments you are given, whether it's a living room in a tiny apartment or a studio. Will goes into depth about having to make sure his models are always comfortable and how he finds ways to create a mood or vibe for every project.

We also dive into whether or not we believe social media is a strong tool for creatives. And how to build a community rather than try to tackle a competitive industry all on your own. Will also mentions how difficult it can be as a creative to truly believe in your own work, and we dive into the age old tale of "imposter syndrome" as a creative - and how to overcome it!

Overall, this was a super insightful and fun interview! We hope you enjoy it!

Sorry for the delay with this episode! It was filmed in mid February but it is out now.

In this episode we talk to long time friends Nick and Laila of Your Paris. They tell us what it is like being a couple and pursuing music together. We also touch on how important it is to play to your strengths. 

My favourite part of this interview was how in depth Nick and Laila go about their strategy with marketing themselves online! They mention how creating a full length album is no longer a sound strategy as an artist unless there is a serious demand for it. Instead their focus is promoting themselves online in a modern digital era!

We had a ton of fun and learned a lot talking with Your Paris! Our only hope is that you can feel the same way! Cheers!

For this lockdown Valentines Day special we talk about being a creative couple! 

We break down why starting a podcast together was a healthy project to take on together. We also get into how we push and inspire each other to take on our own creative endeavours. And we also come up with some other fun ideas for any couples out there!

The biggest take away from this episode is how two very different creatives can come together to mesh their skills into one. Creativity can come together in many different forms and that is very exciting!



Thanks for joining us on the podcasting journey and we hope you enjoy this fun V-Day episode!

For this special interview episode of the Ink and Note Podcast we talk with DJ/Producer Phil Martiniello - who goes by the stagename Martnello.
We dive into talking about the Trance genre and the culture surrounding it. Phil illustrates his journey of becoming a fan of Trance music to growing into an artist/producer himself. He explains how much depth is in the genre when you truly listen and feel it!
Phil and his business partner also own their own studio called Above The Wreckage. He talks about how far the studio has come and the value it can bring to other artists in the area.
The podcast also touches on Martnello being signed to a label and a few hints at what to expect in the future!
Follow Martnello on Instagram at @martnello_ and Above the Wreckage at @abovethewreckage
We had so much fun talking to Phil and can't wait to share this episode! Enjoy!

For our first ever interview with the podcast we talk to professional dancer and spiritual entrepreneur Madeline Frances.

Madeline goes into detail about her journey into astrology and spirituality. She talks about how 2020 really gave her the freedom to dive into her passion for astrology and turn it into a viable business. She explains how she had to pivot from dancing since the pandemic!

We also go in depth about Madeline's professional dancing career and the stigmas behind it. She explains how dancing is a true art form and talks about the stigmas behind being an exotic dancer. We also get into the difficulties of social media surrounding the topic of censorship and sex work.

She highlights her plans for the future which includes her business Intumi and a new journey in Sex, Love and Relationships coaching!

This was a very fun interview and we couldn't be more excited to share it with you! Thanks for listening!

Brock: "One of my favourite moments in this interview was when Maddy explained that if you're interested in something to just go for it - because every new venture leads to the next step and eventually becomes your journey! Great advice!" 



Check out Madeline's business on Instagram at @intumiastrology or at her website www.intumi.ca!