The Composure Exposure Podcast Danielle Johnson

Jess Slavik is a designer, illustrator and  the mastermind behind Sore Eyes Design. We chat about getting into  being empathetic, the awkwardness of contracts and payment, and how doing the thing that scares you will help you grow. Visit her website soreeyesdesigns.com and follow her on all social media platforms at @soreeyesdesign

Melissa Forsythe works at Rainbow Records in Newark Delaware, Djs under the name Ginger Fox, and plays bass for Less Than 5. They chat about her family's history with The School of Rock, Hot Jam!, turning a hobby into a side hustle, and her obsession with sleep. Follow her band online at @lessthanfiveband, listen to her music at lessthanfive.bandcamp.com, and contact her through the Hot Jam Festival facebook page to sign up for Hot Jam!

Dave Spencer, aka Davey MoonStomp, is a DCAD graduate, artist, musician and owner of Wilmington based record label Circa 68. They discuss finding the drive to go back and graduate after being an art school drop out, ethnic representation in the music scene,  and the daily struggles of running a DIY record label. Check out his art at Davespencerart.com. Like Circa 68 on Facebook, follow on Instagram and Twitter at @Circa68Records and check out the bands online at circa68records.bandcamp.com/.

Frankie Schline is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist born amd raised in Maryland now living in Arizona. These two childhood friends chat about self promotion, fighting self doubt, being more comfortable on stage then off and the importance of encouraging younger generations. Find his music at https://frankenschline.bandcamp.com/ and follow him on instagram at @frankenschline. 

David Geib is a make up artist and hairstylist from the school of Schilling Douglas. He talks about how through a random mall job he found his life's passion, impostor syndrome, skin care routines, and 2020 being the year of SELFCARE. Follow him on instagram at @the.queer.barber  #tuesdaynightdaynight

Sean Flynn is a digital artist and lead singer of The Bad Larrys. He's currently living out of funeral home in Philadelphia, working on a graphic novel,  writing a solo acoustic album. In this episode they chat about creation with no timeline, leaving a legacy, and how commission work can surprisingly lead to inspiration. Find his music at thebadlarrys.bandcamp.com.  Like his art page on Sean Flynn - Art and Music and follow him on Instagram at @seanflynnart. His next art show is Friday February 7th at Jerry's Bar in Philadelphia. Follow him online for details.