We asked experts from a broad range of industries to open up to us about things they know about their industry but that we probably don’t and we’ve shared some of those responses below.

Love in black with tory and teri n/a | Marriage/Relationship Therapist & Radio TV Personalities

Well as it relates to our Counseling Practice and our Media Entertainment platforms and opportunities, we maintain that we are Husband & Wife 1st!! Read more>>

Zsaknor Powe | Director/Writer & Creative

How much it’s controlled by business and the larger American economy. The media and entertainment are often thought of as a creative factory where the best ideas win. In all honesty, the most affordable and sellable ideas win, and even then, if there is a way to cut corners, corners will be cut. Read more>>

Lydia Springer | Cake Designer & Pastry Chef

I love this question! I would say the most overlooked thing in any creative industry, is Time. Time to prepare, time to train and learn the skills needed to do what you do each day, time to complete the actual project. Read more>>

fightstik | Musician

Definitely how much work independent artists do. I get asked a lot about what studios I record at or who does my cover art or other questions like that, and most independent artists like me do all of those things themselves. That’s mostly out of necessity too, because it’s hard to find places to record and the expenses really add up when you’re paying a bunch of different people to do a bunch of different things for you. So most people probably really don’t understand just how much time and work goes into each and every release when every aspect of the process is handled by just one person or a few people in a band. Read more>>