Black Bulb Creative's Podcast Tailored Towards Creative Lifestyles And Those Within It.

This week, another street artist comes to the studio: Wokeface.  She discusses her entry into street art, how she started her image, and dealing with those opposed.http://www.wokeface.com/https://www.instagram.com/wokeface/

Enigmatic street artist CTDZN discusses aliens becoming the focal point of his art, evading authorities, and street art etiquette.CTDZN Instagram

Alex and Ben did a few experiments this week involving nootropics, chocolate, meditation, and turning daily objects upside-down. Tune in to hear their experiences.

Stripper, author, and UnzippedPDX podcast host Elle Stanger talks about her experiences navigating the marketing world, dealing with criticism, and staying mentally fit in a "taboo" industry.StripperWriter.comInstagramTwitterUnzippedPDXSlutwalk Portland

Without a guest this week, Alex and Ben discuss issues that were on their minds regarding production and creating for work and play.

Mike Noe of 503 Media & Events and TEDxPortland discusses his time as a graphic designer, how he ended up there, and his experiences in the industry.https://www.instagram.com/mrn1919/http://www.tedxportland.com/https://www.our503.com/

Courtney Holley, a dancer from Portland, OR, discusses her experiences as an artist, a pilot, and performing with MarchFourth. Note: It's true, Crystal Ballroom's floor is purposely sprung.https://www.facebook.com/tempospdx/http://tempos.moonfruit.com/MarchFourth 15th Anniversary Spectacular + Diego's Umbrella: https://www.facebook.com/events/503915606652742/

Krystyna Solodenko, a Portland-based photographer, talks about her experiences working as a female in the industry, collaborations with others, her experiences balancing her mental health, and her career as an artist.https://www.instagram.com/_softpetals_/Fantasies in Parallel Art Show:https://www.facebook.com/events/1827392087273944/

Taylor Dutton, President of EYRST, discusses the lead up to the founding of the label alongside Martell Webster, a former Portland Trail Blazer, and Neill von Tally; how he goes about handling artists, and the type of work that goes into running a record label.https://eyrst.com/https://www.instagram.com/eyrst/

As they had no guest this week, Alex and Ben have a laidback discussion regarding giving back, burnout, advertisement, and finding something you enjoy.

Artist and designer Edward Mundo talks about his experiences working as a shoe designer at Nike, moving to Portland from Detroit, graduating college during the financial crisis of 2008-9, and going from doing stock at Forever 21 to designing for Nike.http://www.edmundholmes.com/https://www.instagram.com/mundooo/http://www.aesthetesociety.com/

Harben Lachica and Oilang Maui discuss their working in the industry, running Creative Credentials, personal ideas towards working on projects, and maintaining a healthy work space.http://www.crdntls.com/https://www.instagram.com/crdntls_/ 

Josh White works for Logical Position, a "Premier PPC Management Company, Logical Position offers superior Adwords Management and SEO services" according to its Google hit. Josh gives us his invaluable insight on the current market for advertising on Google and on the internet in general.https://www.logicalposition.com/

Ryan Aughenbaugh is an A/V tech, music producer, gearhead, and bassist for the band Melville. Listen in while he explains what it's like working for a union as well as playing in a touring band.http://melvilletheband.com/https://melville.bandcamp.com/

Guest Joshua Soto describes his experiences with working as a digital and social media marketer.

Alex and Ben discuss dealing with finances as a freelance artist.

Daniel Lambert discusses his experiences as a film student and independent filmmaker as well as equipment, performance, Adobe Creative Suite and the visual thought processes that go into filmmaking.

Alex Moan and Ben Ferguson introduce themselves and explain their approaches to creativity.