Ellie Krieger is best known for her hit Food Network show “Healthy Appetite,” and as the host and executive producer of the cooking series “Ellie’s Real Good Food” on PBS. Ellie is a New York Times bestselling, IACP and two-time James Beard award winning cookbook author.

Top House is a four man show featuring Jesse Davis, Joe Larson, William Cook, and Andy LaFavre. Now residing in Nashville, they hail from Montana and their music is a soulful mix of mountains, blue grass, and folk, with Irish undertones.

From a 600lb. tuna to a 13' alligator, Leslie records these natural wonders on canvas, linen, and paper, expressing her artistic vision beautifully, in the Japanese art of Gyotaku.

"Jesus and Seltzer," is a series of one minute reads on addiction, recovery, and hope. Jason says that the book will meet you where you are, with or without faith, with or without hope.

New York artist Rachelle Krieger is fresh from her solo show at VOLTA NY, where Susan Eley Fine Art featured her recent paintings and ceramics.

In this episode wife, mom, grandmom and now author, Joan Page shares her journey as a writer and shares her heart in Lessons From Mama.

Michael Albanese is a storyteller and recently authored the children's book (for adults) "The Boy Who Loved Boxes". Now he is building a boutique publishing company - The Weight of Ink.

Laura Coston Anrud developed her artistic style in Portland, OR along what she says was a rocky path, before coming back home

Natasha Cross grew up in the UK, and always had wanderlust. At a young age she had boldly followed her dreams, traveling and exploring in Cambodia and in Chile.

Until recently Heather Shepherd has been a Refugee Aid Worker in Turkey. There in refugee camps Heather learned to tattoo with Henna as a way of engaging with the Syrian women who embrace the art form as part of their cultural identity.

Laura Quick is the founder and CEO of a great magazine on southern culture and resilience. It’s aptly named Good Grit.

After leaving the alt-country band, Houndmouth in 2016, Katie Toupin has been busy. We at Wild at Art first become fans when the single, Sedona reached #1 on Billboard's Triple A Chart.

Ariana Broerman and her husband Matthew are designers in Cincinnati. They decided to take on an incredible journey to publish a book telling the stories of pioneering players, and defining moments that shaped the games we love.

Steven Lester is a fine art painter best known for his sports images. He talks about capturing the back story.

Susan Harvard began painting abstract impressionism after being awestruck by the powerful beauty she encountered on a trip to the American West.

In this episode we talk with Katie Jentleson, PHD, who is the Merrie and Dan Boone Curator of Folk and Self-Taught Art at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. She is author of the book, Gatecrashers, an exploration of self-taught artists

Artist and designer Justine Dahl has made her career creating. Her ambitious pieces in resin are big, bold, colorful and explore shape and depth in a broad spectrum.

Todd Durkee is a talented designer and artist who encapsulates that deep and wide outdoor ideal in his creation. Fun, approachable, quirky, outdoorsy, and brilliant.

A quirky expression from the 1920's that means "Now you've got it right!" seems an apt title for this episode with Matt Phillips. We think Matt has got it right, the way he sees things differently, the way he approaches life and people with curiosity and zeal.

Hannah Sidner is an accomplished artist in ceramics. She's one with the elements as she creates her works from scratch, making her clay, glazes, and even refurbishing old-school kilns herself.