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Creative SlashEp. 058 – Clinton Campbell of Studio MUTI – From T-Shirt Label to Global Studio, Scattergories, and Low-Ego LeadershipIllustration is supposed to be a solo sport. One person, one style, one desk.So how does a studio at the bottom of Africa keep a whole team of illustrators working under one name for fifteen years without the egos getting in the way?In this episode, we talk with Clinton Campbell, co-founder and creative director of MUTI in Cape Town, South Africa. Clint tells us how MUTI grew out of a streetwear label he started with his brother, and why the early internet mattered so much when your clients are half a world away...
2026-10-161h 11Creative SlashEp. 057 – Matt Dawson – An Orange in the Door, a Cobain Jaguar, and the Freedom of a Day JobThe dream we were all sold was going out on your own. Your own clients, your own hours, your name on the door.But what if freedom looks different once you've lived that dream for a while?In this episode, we talk with designer and CROP founder Matt Dawson about his first-ever CROP Field Trip to Cleveland, his guitars and records, and a band that sounds like Weezer and the Pixies had a baby. Underneath it is a bigger story. After seven years of running his own thing, Matt realized his priorities had c...
2026-10-091h 37Creative SlashEp. 056 – Tom Froese – Finding the Why in Commercial Art, Overprints, the One-Brush Brush PackMost of us were told the same thing. Make something every day, share it, and the people will come.But what happens when you do exactly that for years, the numbers stall, the platforms change the deal, and the thing you love starts to feel like homework for an algorithm?In this episode, we talk with illustrator, teacher, and author Tom Froese about building a very public career as a self-described introvert. It starts with camera presence and resting dad face, then turns into a bigger conversation about owning your audience, scaling back, and why...
2026-10-011h 57Creative SlashEp. 055 – Chris DeLorenzo – Johnny Cupcakes, a 500-Foot Airport Mural, and Learning Everything OnceMost people see a slackline, a motorcycle, or a recurve bow and think, “That’s not me.”Chris DeLorenzo sees the same things and signs up for lessons. He taught himself to slackline one summer. He has a motorcycle license he has never used. For a while, he wondered if he was quietly training for the apocalypse.In this episode, we talk with Chris about his years as lead designer and art director at Johnny Cupcakes, his move into illustration for places like The New York Times, and the 500-foot mural that now greets people flying...
2026-09-241h 45Creative SlashEp. 054 – Van Berkemeyer – Design, Music, and the Empty Chase for the Next HighVan Berkemeyer has built two separate creative careers: one as an illustrator and designer, one as a musician who's had real viral hits and industry attention.He says neither one ever actually felt like arriving.In this episode, Brad and Dustin talk with Van about growing up on a small farm in rural Texas, working as a cowboy on an Oklahoma ranch as a teenager, and building BerkMade, his illustration and design studio, alongside a music career as Van Andrew. The surface topic is juggling two creative disciplines. The real conversation is about something every...
2026-09-171h 59Creative SlashEp. 053 – Christian Helms – The 99-Pack, a McDonald's Broom, and Taking the Joke SeriouslyA 99-pack of beer sounds like a joke. It's about as tall as Shaq and weighs eighty pounds. When Christian Helms described it to his mom, she said she didn't get it.A few months later, she called to ask if he'd seen what Austin Beerworks did.In this episode, we talk with Christian Helms, founder and creative director of Helms Workshop in Austin, about the 99-pack, Howler Brothers, a week living with Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock, and a career built mostly on naive optimism. Underneath the stories is a bigger conversation. Why is the...
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The Journey#080: The Great Commission Does Not Change feat. Dustin LeeThis week on The Journey, we were joined by Dustin Lee as we explored the reality that faithful, mission-driven Christianity is not confined to a church building, a pastoral title, or a specific city. Drawing from his experience planting City View Church in Atlanta, Dustin walked us through what it looks like to pursue incarnational ministry, trusting God deeply, simplifying what we do, and making disciples in our normal rhythms of life. The conversation challenged us to examine whether we are truly living on mission or whether we have quietly turned inward without realizing it.Takeaways:1. The Great Commission...
2026-09-031h 07Creative SlashEp. 051 – Paul Lukes – Graffiti, Getting Clean, and Why Ugly Design ConvertsDesigners spend their careers trying to make things beautiful.So what do you do when your boss tears up the polished sign you made for the tip jar, tells you to redo it in crayon, and the ugly one makes more money?In this episode, we talk with designer, artist, and reformed graffiti writer Paul Lukes about the road from painting the streets of San Francisco to a career built on craft, community, and a published ethics page. It is a conversation about addiction and recovery, about what graffiti and client work actually have in...
2026-08-281h 30Creative SlashEp. 050 – 50 Episodes, Over 40 Creatives, and the Equation We Never Meant to FindFifty episodes and over forty interviews in, Brad and Dustin have heard just about every piece of advice a working creative can give. About half of it directly contradicts the other half.So they went back through a year of their own transcripts to find out what was actually true underneath all of it.In this episode, Brad and Dustin mark Creative Slash’s 50th episode by digging through their own interview archive for the patterns that kept repeating: the formula almost every guest fits without meaning to, the uncomfortable realization that most of the pe...
2026-08-211h 06Creative SlashEp. 049 – John Hendrix – Sandcastles, Doubt, and Why Your Calling Doesn't Have to Be Your CareerSomewhere along the way we started assuming that the thing you were made to do and the thing that pays your bills are supposed to be the same thing.John Hendrix does not think that is true, and he has spent a twenty-year career and a whole graduate program arguing otherwise.In this episode, we talk with illustrator, author, and Washington University art professor John Hendrix about making work that is too weird for the church and too churchy for everyone else, why perseverance beats talent every single time, and what changes when you stop...
2026-08-141h 22Creative SlashEp. 048 – Allan Peters, A$AP Rocky & the Design Influencer DilemmaIn this episode, Brad and Dustin dig into the recent Allan Peters and A$AP Rocky situation, but the real conversation goes much deeper. It turns into a bigger discussion about design influencers, public criticism, jealousy, visibility, client work, AI, and why there may not be one morally pure way to build a creative career anymore.It is part industry therapy session, part internet anthropology, and part two designers trying to figure out why everyone is suddenly so mad.In this episode, we talk about:The Allan Peters and A$AP...
2026-08-0745 minCreative SlashEp. 047 - Emily Balsley - Murals, Community Art, and Making the World Weirder in PublicEmily Balsley makes art feel like something that should spill out of your sketchbook and into the neighborhood.In this episode, we talk with illustrator, muralist, and community art instigator Emily Balsley about building a creative life around color, curiosity, local projects, and the kind of ideas that make people stop on a walk and think, “Wait, who made this?”Emily gets into her path from graphic design to illustration, why she stopped calling herself a designer, how neighborhood art projects became a natural part of her work, and what it feels like to keep maki...
2026-07-311h 33Creative SlashEp. 046 – Jason Craig – Cash Flow, Chicken Bones & Making Creative Work Actually WorkJason Craig is the type of guy you talk to about freelance work, and suddenly it feels like you’re seeing the whole thing in technicolor for the first time.This episode gets into the parts of freelancing people usually skip over. Cash flow. Repeat clients. Fast little projects that keep the lights on while the big projects take forever to approve.Jason also talks about why being easy to work with might be one of the most underrated skills in design. Talent matters, obviously, but so does trust, clarity, momentum, and not making every pr...
2026-07-241h 44Creative SlashEp. 045 — Dan Lee — Leaving the “Right” Career and Building a Creative LifeIn this week's episode, we talk with graphic designer, illustrator, lettering artist, and all-around creative entrepreneur Dan Lee.We've admired Dan's work for years. At Creative South 2026, we finally got to sit down with him, and we walked away struck by his optimism about the creative industry, his genuine love for other creatives, and his impeccable style (he was sporting a Westersen hat from Don Clark's western wear venture — see episode 28).Here's some of what we get into:How to leave a "safe" career without feeling like you wasted everything that came before it...
2026-07-161h 41Creative SlashEp. 044 – Kate Smith – How Being Unmistakably Yourself Becomes a Creative BusinessThis episode features artist, illustrator, greeting card designer, and licensing powerhouse Kate Smith on what happens when you stop trying to make work that looks “marketable” and start making work that sounds, feels, and thinks like you.Kate talks about building a creative business from her own weird little ideas, emotional instincts, funny phrases, and need to put more joy into the world. That deeply personal approach has turned into a massive licensing career, with her work selling millions of units at retail across cards, gifts, products, and major collections, including Target.But this...
2026-07-091h 38Creative SlashEp. 043 – Chris Piascik – The Accidental Illustrator and the Power of Making Work Every DayThis episode features illustrator, author, YouTuber, and accidental Adobe Fresco evangelist Chris Piascik on building a creative career by staying weird, making a lot of work, and refusing to turn art into a fake polished performance.Chris gets into his 14-year daily drawing project, why YouTube changed his business more than Instagram ever did, how his new book The Accidental Illustrator came together, and why being honest about your process is more valuable than pretending everything is effortless.It’s funny, loose, and full of the kind of creative advice that only comes from someone wh...
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The Armor Men's Health ShowEP 790: Dustin Fontenot, PA-C, Will Throw You A Bone And Explain Post Orgasmic Illness Syndrome!** PLEASE PARDON THE TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES IN THE LAST TWO MINUTES OF THIS EPISODE **In this episode of The Armor Men's Health Show, Donna Lee is joined once again by Dustin Fontenot, PA-C, of Urology Specialists of Austin, the practice behind this entertaining and educational podcast dedicated to men's health.Each month, Donna and Dustin tackle some of the most misunderstood, taboo, and often embarrassing topics in urology—because if men are hesitant to ask the questions, someone needs to answer them!This week, they dive in...
2026-06-2412 minCreative SlashEp. 042 - Brad Stoneking - Design, Deadtooth, and Why Real Creative Work Still MattersThis episode features designer, artist, and Piedmont Brand Company founder Brad Stoneking on building a creative life that doesn't run on chasing algorithms, copying trends, or pretending every designer has to be an influencer.Brad gets into his work under the name Deadtooth, how personal art differs from professional design, why production work deserves more respect, and how years inside agencies set him up to run a small studio doing serious work for big brands. It's funny, blunt, occasionally unhinged, and packed with hard-won advice for designers trying to build something real.In t...
2026-06-181h 19Creative SlashEp. 041 – Goodtype – Magic, Momentum & Building a Creative Business on Your TermsWhen we sat down with Ilana Griffo and Katie Johnson of Goodtype, we expected to talk about typography, online education, and what it’s like to run one of the most recognizable brands in the creative space.And we did.But there is so much good stuff underneath that. Funny, inspiring stories and philosophies that will change how you think about your creative business. In this episode, we talk about:How Goodtype grew from an inspiration account into a thriving creative business. Prioritizing what felt like it would bri...
2026-06-111h 41Creative SlashEp. 040 – Jeremy Slagle – Family, Creativity & Turning Interests Into OpportunitiesIn this episode, we sit down with designer, illustrator, and longtime Creative South community member Jeremy Slagle to talk about building a creative career by following curiosity wherever it leads.From raising two graphic designers under the same roof to turning a pickleball obsession into real client work, Jeremy shares how some of the biggest opportunities in his career came from personal projects, side interests, and ideas that initially seemed too small to matter.We talk about the value of creative communities, why portfolios should be filled with real work instead of just class assignments...
2026-06-041h 42Creative SlashEp. 039 – Lenny Terenzi – The War I Didn’t Know I Was FightingFor years, Lenny Terenzi built the kind of creative life designers dream about.He ran a beloved studio and screen printing shop, taught workshops to hundreds of creatives, spoke at conferences around the country, helped build creative communities, and created work that genuinely impacted people’s careers and lives.And yet underneath all of it, he secretly felt like he was failing.In this episode, Lenny opens up about discovering later in life that he had been living with ADHD his entire adult life and didn't know it.Plus, how that re...
2026-05-281h 46Creative SlashEp. 038 – Orlando Arocena (Mexifunk) – The Man Who Changed the Look of VectorIn this episode, we sit down with legendary illustrator Orlando Arocena (Mexifunk) to talk about building a creative career by leaning into the things other people run away from. While most designers saw Adobe Illustrator as limiting for hyper-realistic illustration work or something to outsource, Orlando saw an opportunity. He spent decades pushing the software far beyond what people thought it could do. Eventually, he became known for his coveted work with major films, entertainment brands, and some of the most recognizable vector illustrations in the industry (lots of movie posters look Photoshopped, bu...
2026-05-141h 45Creative SlashEp. 037 – Creative South — Community, Creativity & Why Conferences MatterWe spent the week talking with designers, illustrators, educators, and other creative professionals from across the country about why they keep coming back year after year, what makes Creative South different, and whether creative conferences are actually worth the investment.The conversations drift from creative burnout and imposter syndrome to bizarre conspiracy theories, typography pet peeves, client stories, and the weirdly specific things only designers care about. But underneath it all is a bigger conversation about community.Why creative work can feel isolating, and how getting in a room with other creative people c...
2026-05-081h 30Creative SlashEp. 036 – Trust Design – Punching Above Your Weight as a Two-Person StudioIn this episode, we sit down with Trust Design, a two-person studio run by Hannah Smith and Jesse MacKenzie, to talk about how they’ve built a reputation for delivering big-agency-level work—without becoming a big agency.They share how they stumbled into starting a studio (with no clear roadmap), why they rejected the idea that design has to be cutthroat, and how discovering the creative community completely changed their trajectory. We also dig into their philosophy of “punching above your weight.” What it actually looks like in practice, and why it has less to do with t...
2026-04-301h 47Creative SlashEp. 035 – Mikey Burton – Staying Human in an Over-Optimized Creative IndustryAt some point in your creative career, the stakes shift.We go from just making stuff… to overthinking. Obsessing. Optimizing. And it sucks the the fun out of the entire thing.In this episode, we talk with illustrator and designer Mikey Burton about that shift. And honestly, it's refreshing, like talking to a design monk who makes everything feel like it's going to be okay.From editorial work on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver to building a career across studios, freelance, and printmaking, Mikey shares a perspective that cuts through a lot of...
2026-04-231h 26The Armor Men's Health ShowEP 781: Sexual Anomalies! Is The Juice Worth The Squeeze? Dustin, Explain That, Please!In this episode of The Armor Men's Health Show, Donna Lee is joined once again by Dustin Fontenot, PA-C, for another candid conversation about “medical sexual anomalies.” This week’s topic? Sexsomnia—yes, it’s real.They break down what happens when people engage in sexual behaviors while asleep, often alongside conditions like sleepwalking or insomnia. Donna shares a wild (and a little scary) personal story, while Dustin explains how rare sexsomnia is—and how it can be treated through therapy, sleep studies, and medical evaluation.The conversation also dives into the effects...
2026-04-2217 minCreative SlashEp. 034 – Jeff LoPilato – Values, Sustainability & Building a Creative Career That Actually Means SomethingWhat began as a personal shift toward plant-based living turned into a bigger question: what if your work could actually support the kind of world you want to live in?We talk to Jeff about building a values-driven creative career, plus a lot more, including:Bringing your beliefs into your work. How a personal lifestyle shift turned into a long-term creative choice that influenced clients and brought personal fulfillment (as opposed to just financial fulfillment).Redefine “sustainable”. Sustainable doesn't have to mean monk-like discipline. See why small businesses and imperfect efforts still matt...
2026-04-161h 23Creative SlashEp. 033 – Tyler Pate – The Hidden System Behind Consistent Creative GrowthIn this episode, we talk with illustrator and designer Tyler Pate. He has worked with brands like Adobe, Wacom, and StickerApp, and he’s built his career through steady effort, a clear process, and years of showing up for the work.There are no shortcuts in Tyler’s story. It’s about making the work, getting better at it, and sticking with it long enough for that effort to add up, whether people notice right away or not.We talk with Tyler about how to build a creative practice that grows over time, along with topics...
2026-04-091h 34Creative SlashEp. 032 – Shea O’Connor – One for Me, One for Them (Balancing Personal Work, Clients & Creative Growth)In this episode, we talk with illustrator Shea O’Connor about building a creative career that grows through personal work, community, and consistency over time. She shares how she approaches social media as a place to explore ideas and connect with people while building work that attracts the right opportunities.We get into how she balances personal projects with client work and how that balance shapes her creative direction and business, plus a lot more, including: “One for me, one for them.” How balancing passion projects with strategic work actually fuels growth Why social me...
2026-04-011h 47Creative SlashEp. 031 – Rob Zilla – Sports, Systems & Making Your Own Luck in Creative WorkIn this episode, we talk with illustrator Rob Zilla, whose work spans pro sports teams, major brands, and a career built on discipline, adaptability, and doing the work (whether anyone’s watching or not).No shortcuts, no chasing trends. Just years of sharpening skills, building systems, and finding creative parallels in unexpected places (like sports, teaching, and even rejection).We talk to Rob about building a creative career that actually lasts, plus a lot more, including: Drills build skills. Why the boring reps are the real difference-maker for creatives Rejection is fue...
2026-03-261h 22Creative SlashEp. 030 – Chris Lee – Toys, Taste & Building a Creative Career Without Chasing ClientsIn this episode, we talk with illustrator and toy designer Chris Lee (AKA The Beast is Back), who built his career mostly through word of mouth and steady visibility. No cold emailing campaign, no hard sell, just years of getting better at what he does, following what genuinely interested him, and putting the work out where people could find it.We talk to Chris about making great work that you stand behind, plus tons more, including:His early obsession with toys, aquariums, and tiny made-up worlds turned into a real c...
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7-Figure Leap with Dustin RiechmannThe $600K Mistake That Led to 85% Profit Margins in Real Estate with Robert LeeDustin sits down with Robert Lee, founder of Lee Six Agency, to dissect his innovative approach to transforming real estate profitability. Rob shares his journey from making $600K in political consulting to building a more profitable, value-aligned business serving real estate professionals with 85% profit margins. The conversation reveals a shocking industry truth: profitability isn't treated as a professional standard in real estate, where 75% of agents fail in their first year and 95% of transactions are done by just 10% of agents. Rob introduces his unique offer stack—from the $47/month "90 Minute Marketing Department" for agents to performance-guaranteed brokerage partnerships that don't re...
2026-03-171h 01Creative SlashEp. 029 – Thomas Marnin (MarninSayor) – Toy Design, Donut Cats & The Magic of Their Pike Place ShopIn this episode, we talk with Thomas Marnin, co-founder of MarninSayor, a toy shop inside Seattle’s Pike Place Market. The shop grew out of a passion for handcrafted toys and the nostalgia of classic donut shops. In this episode, we talk about:How a tiny pencil sketch and a handmade toy turned into a product they could actually sell.What it’s like building a handmade brand piece by piece. From sewing toys to designing packaging to creating a retail space inspired by the characters.Why Pike Place Market is such a unique place...
2026-03-121h 35Creative SlashEp. 028 – Don Clark (Invisible Creature) – Obsession, Risk & Starting Projects You’re Not “Ready” ForWhat happens after you “make it”?This week, we sit down with Don Clark of Invisible Creature to talk about creative longevity, building brands from scratch, and why your obsession might be the only real compass you need.Here's some of the stuff we dig into:How Don built a 27-year studio career (without ever pitching for work)The tension between dreamer energy and financial realityWhy sometimes you need to start things you have “no business” startingThe punk rock DIY ethic behind his new Western apparel brand, Westersen.And what changes when you hit...
2026-02-261h 28Creative SlashEp. 027 – Dan Kuhlken of DKNG - Texture, Taste & The Business of Staying CreativeA lot of creatives are feeling it right now: the market shifting, projects slowing down, the fear of asking “wait… is it just me?” causing a spiral into the anxiety void.This week, we're thrilled to get to talk to one of our heroes, Dan Kuhlken of DKNG. We'll dig into what it actually looks like to stay sharp (and sane) through years of creating, risk-taking, and what it's critical to let go of to move forward. We go way behind the curtain into the technical Illustrator work, the screen-printing mindset, and the less-glamorous reality of runn...
2026-02-191h 21The Armor Men's Health ShowEP 773: Tune In If You Dare! Dustin Explains Why Men Stick Things THERE!Hello, brave and curious listeners… welcome back to The Armor Men’s Health Show! 🎙️This week, co-hosts Donna Lee and Dustin Fontenot, PA-C, dive headfirst (carefully… very carefully) into one of the most taboo topics we’ve ever covered: urethral sounding.Yes. That urethra. And yes… we mean inserting objects. 😳Before you clutch your pearls (which we also discuss… more on that in a second), we break down the medical side first. Because sometimes placing instruments in the urethra is completely legitimate and necessary — think catheters and other procedures your urologist doesn’t...
2026-02-1816 minCreative SlashEp. 026 – Brad & Dustin — The Clues Hiding in Your ObsessionsThis might be the most vulnerable episode we’ve done.If you’ve ever felt like you’re a strange mix of interests… and haven’t figured out how they’re supposed to fit together — this one’s for you.After 25 interviews, we realized somethingThe real pattern in creative careers isn’t in portfolios. It’s in the weird stuff.So in this episode, it’s just us.We dig into our own obsessions. Magic tricks, antique hunting, grade-school nostalgia, expensive tools, and self-doubt. Then connect the dots we hadn’t ful...
2026-02-121h 35Creative SlashEp. 025 – Nathan Yoder – Choosing Craft in a Rushed WorldWe sat down with Nathan Yoder and, somehow, the chat immediately swerved past tools and trend-talk into the good stuff: craft, philosophy, faith, and how to make work you actually care about in a world that keeps yelling “faster.”Nathan’s an analog-first illustrator, but the real takeaway isn’t how he works, it’s why. He’s thought hard about what matters, what he wants to put into the world, and how to stay honest inside that… even while tech (and now AI) keeps rearranging the furniture.In this episode:Why analog still m...
2026-02-051h 45Creative SlashEp. 024 – Travis Robertson – Taking More Swings Before You Feel ReadyThis episode caught me off guard.Travis Robertson has done things that are, honestly, a little intimidating. Not just successful creative intimidating but hey-I-watched-you-in-movies-as-a-kid intimidating. The kind of stuff that makes you wonder if you’re qualified to be in the room.So yeah, I was a little nervous.But less than a minute after meeting him, it felt like talking to an old buddy. And as we talked the cool stuff he's done Travis kept talking about how he just… tried things. He wanted to be in movies. He saw...
2026-01-291h 42Creative SlashEp.023 – Katie Kirk of Eight Hour Day – The Quiet Choices Behind a Studio That EnduresKatie Kirk makes work that feels bright, generous, and deeply human. As one half of Eight Hour Day, she’s spent her career building a studio known for warmth, clarity, and work that quietly holds up over time.In this episode, we get an unusually grounded look at what it actually takes to sustain a small independent design studio. Katie talks candidly about how her relationship to creativity has changed, how life pressure reshapes the work, and why staying small was always the point.Here’s some of what we cover:How to b...
2026-01-221h 20Creative SlashEp.022 – Dustin & Brad – The Great App Audit: What We’re Keeping, Quitting, and Can’t Live WithoutIt’s a new year, and Brad and Dustin are taking inventory of their apps. In this no-fluff episode, they go deep into the creative, business, and life tools that actually made a difference in their workflows (and headspace) last year.From Adobe staples to surprise MVPs like CapCut and Headspace, they break down which apps earned their spot, which ones got the axe, and why some are just too good to quit. Expect real talk on controversial design tools, email marketing platforms, productivity stacks, and what happens when the tools start shaping the work.Wh...
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Clotheshorse with Amanda Lee McCartyEpisode 250: A Japan-isode, featuring Mr. Dustin Travis WhiteHey! It's a little end of year treat: Mr. Dustin Travis White joins Amanda to talk about the two weeks they spent together in Japan, traveling from Nagoya to Fukuoka to Beppu to Tokyo. They touch on all kinds of things in this episode:How and why one can hear more Christmas music in one month in Japan than they have heard in their entire adult lifeWhat is Kentucky Christmas?Physical media and "extinct" media are still more relevant than ever in Japan: magazines, books, cassettes, cds, and moreSecondhand shopping in JapanFinding vegetarian and gluten free food in J...
2025-12-251h 57Creative SlashEp.021 - Dustin & Brad - The Creative Advice Audit: What Actually Works in 2026 (and What to Ignore)In this episode, Dustin Lee and Brad Woodard run an honest “advice audit” on the most popular guidance floating around the creative and digital creator world. We hit on ideas from people like Tim Ferriss, Seth Godin, Robert Greene, Alex Hormozi and other modern thought leaders.They sort through what’s genuinely useful, what’s overhyped, and what sounds inspiring but falls apart in real life when you’re juggling clients, deadlines, and a creative business. Along the way, they translate big ideas into practical habits you can actually carry into 2026 (so hopefully you’re not j...
2025-12-191h 25Creative SlashEp.020 - Dustin & Brad - The Holiday Guilt Trip, Burnout, and Learning to Let GoIn this special holiday episode, co-hosts Dustin Lee and Brad Woodard sit down one-on-one to unpack the emotional chaos creatives face during the holiday season. From the thrill of hitting year-end sales goals to the creeping guilt of slowing down, they dig into the weird tension between hustle and rest. They talk goal-setting, holiday burnout, managing the “I should be working” voice in your head, and how to actually enjoy the quiet season without self-sabotage.If you’ve ever felt torn between finishing client work and making gingerbread cookies with your kids, this episode will hit hom...
2025-12-1157 minCreative SlashEp.019 - Dave Arcade - The Illustrator Who Builds Worlds One Obsession at a TimeDave Arcade creates art that prompts viewers to pause and examine the landscape. It's the kind of work that invites repeated visits, revealing fresh details, small stories, and references to pop culture each time, all complemented by expertly executed craftsmanship. In this episode, we get an unusually honest look at how those worlds come together: from obsessing over the concept to over-engineering (and then pulling back) to self-doubt. And, finally, the satisfaction of turning ambitious ideas into reality.Dave shares how he builds complexity without losing soul, why reference and perspective are his quiet superpowers, a...
2025-12-041h 55Creative SlashEp.018 – Scott Fuller – Lessons on Loyalty, Craft, and Clients Who Become FamilyWhat do world-class logo design, Junior Olympic table tennis, and a mythical quest for the perfect Boo-Berry cereal have in common? Only Scott Fuller could tie them all together and somehow make it all practical, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt.In this episode, branding expert Scott Fuller lets us into his world: how he turns every client into a friend for life, why he’ll only trust barbers with beards “ten times better than his,”. We also get into the secret sauce behind how Scott instantly makes clients feel understood (sometimes in just a five-minute call).Alon...
2025-11-201h 45Creative SlashEp.017 – Jason Carne – Funeral Homes, Metal Shows, and the Secrets of a 20 Year CareerIn this episode, we sit down with lettering artist and illustrator Jason Carne. From haunted Airbnbs to growing up in a funeral home, we cover a lot of ground. We also dig into how style and priorities shift over a 20-year creative career.Here’s what we get into:How to survive as a freelancer for the long haul. Yes, the feast-or-famine cycle is real. But Jason’s picked up a few tricks along the way.How to deal with horrible clients. One of Jason’s early clients request...
2025-11-131h 48Creative SlashEp.016 - The Real Risk Isn't What You ThinkIn this episode, Brad and Dustin delve into the true meaning of risk and why most creatives have it completely wrong. From quitting safe jobs to launching businesses with no guarantees, they unpack what actually makes something risky. Brad shares the story of nearly getting knocked out of the game after a big risk went sideways, while Dustin breaks down how false safety in traditional jobs can quietly wreck your career.Stick around as they talk about risk mitigation, building a creative runway, and the underrated power of placing lot's of small bets. Wh...
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Yeti Or Not, Here We Come!The Lee Family Curse: Bruce Lee, Brandon Lee, and Hollywood's Most Tragic ConspiracyDive into the heartbreaking and eerie mystery of the Lee Family Curse, a dark legend whispered in Hollywood for decades.In this deep-dive episode, we unpack the tragic, untimely deaths of martial arts icon Bruce Lee (at 32) and his talented son, Brandon Lee (at 28), and the theories that connect them:Bruce Lee's Mysterious Death: We explore the official "death by misadventure" ruling, the rumors of Triad assassinations, and the ancient Chinese superstition of a "hungry ghost" targeting the family's male firstborn.The Game of Death Foreshadowing: The chilling coincidence of Bruce Lee's character being shot while...
2025-10-3128 minCreative SlashEp.015 - Marisol Ortega - Plant Babies, Miniature Ceramics, and Embracing the WeirdIn this episode, Marisol Ortega joins Brad and Dustin to talk about embracing her cultural identity through bold color, designing for brands like Starbucks and Hallmark, and why she finally stopped toning herself down to fit in.They cover everything from her early days hustling Craigslist gigs to turning her home into a plant-filled, Pepto-pink creative sanctuary. Marisol shares how meeting other Mexican designers in the industry gave her permission to be herself.It’s a fun, honest conversation about staying weird, being collaborative, and creating work that actually feels like you. Enjoy!M...
2025-10-301h 04Creative SlashEpisode 014 - Why You're Not Getting HiredIn this episode, Brad and Dustin talk through the frustrating gap between creative talent and actually getting hired. With over 250 applicants for a single RetroSupply role, Dustin shares his frustrations with finding the right hire and why even the most talented creatives are getting passed over.They break down real portfolio mistakes, the myth of “just being good,” and why a little bit of smart free work can set you apart in a crowded field.Stick around as they unpack what hiring managers are really looking for, how to stand out without selling out, and why...
2025-10-241h 02
The Yondr Studio Podcast015: Brad Woodard of Brave The Woods & Dustin Lee of Retro SupplyIn this episode, Nathan sits down with illustrators, Brad Woodard (Brave The Woods) and Dustin Lee (Retro Supply) to discuss their respective paths to illustration, the struggles of starting and maintaining a businesses, and the ways in which their friendship has shaped their work over the years. Brad and Dustin are also hosts of The Creative Slash podcast, a podcast providing an inside look at what really drives some the world’s greatest graphic designers, illustrators, and artists. Learn more about Brad and Dustin’s work:Brad...
2025-10-211h 23Creative SlashEp.013 - Josh Emrich - Star Wars, Twinkie Costumes, and Creating Repeat ClientsIn this episode, Josh Emrich joins Brad and Dustin to talk about building a thriving design career even without a portfolio, learning the government’s beer label rules when nobody asked him to, and why some of the best creative work happens when no one ever sees it. They dive into everything from Josh’s quiet-kid upbringing to obsessively modeling Star Wars ships with blinking LEDs and trench runs built into his walls.Josh shares stories about mascot disasters, hidden talents, and how he keeps clients around for 13+ years by actually caring about their business, not j...
2025-10-161h 47Creative SlashEp.012 - JP Boneyard - Basketball, Backyard Concerts and How to Build Something Bigger than YourselfIn this episode, JP Boneyard joins Brad and Dustin to talk about building a concert series in a backyard shed, patiently emailing your heroes for 10 years straight, and why rejection isn’t scary when you have a sincere motive. They dive into everything from his tumultuous childhood to running massive art collabs like 59 Parks and the Baseline Review. JP shares wild stories about booking legends, getting mistaken for a networker (he’s not), and what it means to actually put artists first. There’s quantum physics, NBA fandom, and a pinch of Dennis Rodman. Enjoy!
2025-10-081h 57Creative SlashEp.011 - Jen Hood - Celebrity Encounters, Cellos and Keeping Hobbies As HobbiesIn this episode, Jen Hood (of Hoodzpah Design) joins Brad and Dustin to talk about making music in secret, accidentally hugging entire boardrooms, and why creative advice from people like tech bros doesn't always apply. They cover everything from the myth of being self-taught to designing physical products to starting side projects with zero budget. Jen drops hard-won wisdom about navigating creative burnout, building confidence, and staying curious, all while being her hilarious self. Enjoy! Join the Creative Slash Newsletter and Get the 5-Part “Off the Record” email series FREE
2025-10-021h 53Creative SlashEp.010 - Josh Horton - Dharma Beer, Conspiracies and Prioritizing Story Over StatusIn this episode, Josh joins Brad and Dustin to talk about the highs, lows, and existential crises behind running a creative conference today. From calling out “designfluencers” to chasing real, human stories on stage, Josh shares why the best speakers aren’t always the most famous.But don't worry, they also dive into important things like UFO conspiracies, wild Memphis experiences, and why post-pandemic creatives are craving connection, but not always showing up for it. Funny, honest, and full of “I feel that” moments, this conversation hits hard for anyone trying to stay inspired in mid-career creative life.
2025-09-251h 40Creative SlashEp. 009 - Mike Jones - Hot Dog Restaurants, Cheerleading and the Power of ServiceMike Jones joins Dustin and Brad to talk about the realities of building a creative career while staying true to what matters most. From running Creative South to juggling family, side ventures, and health, Mike shares hard-won lessons on intentionality, delegation, and why kindness always pays off.This conversation isn’t about chasing likes or clout, it’s about learning to let go, be present, and build work and relationships that actually last. Packed with stories, laughter, and wisdom, it’s a reminder that success isn’t just what you make, it’s how you live.
2025-09-181h 41Creative SlashEp. 008 - We Tested These “Genius” Quotes (Some Are Trash)Have you ever read a quote from someone influential and wondered: “Is this actually good advice or do we just think it is because a famous person said it?”In this episode, we put that question to the test. Dustin presents Brad with a series of well-known quotes, without revealing who said them, and gets his unfiltered take on whether the advice holds up. The results? Surprisingly nuanced. Some quotes offer timeless wisdom. Others only work in very specific contexts. And a few directly contradict each other. From designers to dictators, we expl...
2025-09-1058 minCreative SlashEp. 007 - Aaron Draplin - Insect Souls, Old Action Figures & the Pursuit of FreedomAaron Draplin doesn’t mince words. His ideas are as bold and unshakable as his design work. And on this sweltering afternoon in the Pacific Northwest, he was in a rare, reflective mood.From aliens to afterlives in design, Draplin opens up about what comes next after building a massive creative brand, and what it really means to start fresh.In this episode:The cosmic link between bugs, belief, and being a good humanWhat five months of dish shifts in Alaska taught him about freedomWhy he won’t sell you a $20...
2025-09-032h 06Creative SlashEp. 006 - The Real Cost of Undervaluing YourselfWhy is pricing your creative work so damn hard?In this episode, Brad and Dustin get real about one of the messiest parts of being a creative: putting a price on your talent. Dustin shares the view from the other side of the table. What it’s like hiring artists who lowball themselves before he even asks. Meanwhile, Brad opens up about the internal tug-of-war between self-worth and market rates, and the uncomfortable truth that pricing isn’t just about numbers, it’s about identity.They dive into:Why asking, “What’s you...
2025-08-2758 minCreative SlashEp. 005 – Armin Vit: The Voice Behind Brand New on Risk, Critique & Creative DisciplineArmin Vit is the sharp voice behind Brand New, one of the most widely read blogs on corporate and brand identity redesigns. As co-founder of UnderConsideration, alongside his wife Bryony, he’s spent the last two decades shaping how designers talk about design through writing, conferences, and community-building. Now, with their newest venture In-house In-focus, they’re spotlighting the often-overlooked work of in-house creative teams.In this episode, Brad and Dustin go beyond the critiques and keynotes to explore the real Armin: the former “lazy” student who learned to bet on himself, the introvert who cold-emai...
2025-08-201h 08Creative SlashEp. 004 - Discovering Joy in Your Work Today, by Pulling From Your PastLeaning into the Nostalgia of Our Childhood, to Help Us Make Work We Love.In this episode, Brad and Dustin ask: How can pulling inspiration from our childhood help us make work we are excited about today? They share stories of the spaces they grew up spending time in, and how the aesthetics left warm memories that influenced their creative preferences and working styles today. They explore why nostalgia is such a powerful creative tool, how it makes work feel more authentic, and why projects tied to personal meaning are easier to...
2025-08-1346 minCreative SlashEp. 003 - Mary Kate McDevitt: Fake IDs, Telephones & Using Art as Your VoiceWhat if your creativity was the loudest voice in the room? In this episode of the Creative Slash Podcast, Brad and Dustin sit down with illustrator and letterer Mary Kate McDevitt to talk about aliens, simulated realities, and the messy balance between creativity and commentary. From punk shows and fake IDs to organizing art around advocacy, Mary Kate opens up about her journey from skater poser to full-blown creative powerhouse living in a Vermont farmhouse with disco balls and barn concerts. They unpack: The risks and rewards of speaking up as a crea...
2025-08-061h 51Creative SlashEp. 002 - Redefining Success: What Creatives Learn Too LateWhat We Thought We Wanted: Chasing Creative Goals, Awards, and FreedomIn this episode, Brad and Dustin get candid about the career goals they chased in their 20s. They talk about titles, awards, creative recognition, and how those ambitions evolved. You’ll hear stories about near-broke early careers, chasing mimetic desires (thanks, Wanting), the messy pursuit of “success,” and the quiet realization that a Coke tastes the same whether you’re rich or not. They also share how family, burnout, and unexpected wins like Skillshare courses shaped their career paths.Whether you’re jus...
2025-08-0659 minCreative SlashEp. 001 - Josh Ariza: Aliens, Jazz, and T-Shirts That SuckFrom "just a t-shirt idea" to building a cult-followed brand... meet Josh Ariza, founder of Chomp!Josh has worked with Nike, Disney, Under Armour, and more — but his biggest creative success? A weird, wild, honest apparel brand called Chomp. In this episode, he spills everything: design regrets, internet trolls, how to survive as a solo creator, and why "hard work + luck" is still the real formula.Follow Josh Ariza:https://joshuaariza.com/https://chompbrand.com/https://www.instagram.com/joshua_ariza/Join the Creative Slash New...
2025-07-301h 37
Story Charmed LifeVoices of Unity: Finding Common Ground Through SongWhat happens when a small-town choir becomes a microcosm of society and tackles the very issues that divide us? Join us as we unravel the inspiring story of the North Fork Community Choir in Paonia, Colorado, where people from all walks of life come together, united by their love for music. Under the expert guidance of music director Stephanie Hellickson, this group of forty singers sets aside political and personal differences each week to create harmony—not just in song, but in spirit. Discover how they navigate the complexities of potentially controversial lyrics from classics like West Side Story an...
2024-11-2207 min
Story Charmed LifeDid Covid Scramble Our Brains?Imagine walking into a room and forgetting why you're there, or losing your train of thought mid-email. These mind-boggling moments have become all too familiar for many in the wake of the pandemic. Join us as we unravel the mystery of pandemic-induced brain fog and cognitive decline, guided by the story of Mark Chiverton, whose unexpected mental slips led him to question the impact of COVID-19 on his brain. We'll explore the chilling evidence that the virus might have lasting effects on our cognitive health, leaving us mentally adrift in a sea of uncertainty.Yet, as daunting...
2024-11-0907 min
Story Charmed LifeUnearthing Truth from Tragedy: Reexamining the Menendez Brothers SagaCould a chilling family tragedy in Beverly Hills reveal more than just the shocking nature of a crime? Join us as we unearth the complexities hidden within the Menendez brothers' infamous case, a story that challenges the narrative of two privileged youths gone awry. Through the lens of a gripping Netflix documentary and Ryan Murphy's polarizing series, we dissect how family secrets, allegations of abuse, and the justice system's failures have shaped public perception. As the Menendez saga resurfaces, bringing with it a call for re-examination, we explore how new evidence and cultural storytelling might lead to a profound...
2024-10-2405 min
Story Charmed LifeFalling for a Digital Dream: Navigating the Brave New World of AI CompanionsCan an AI truly become the partner of your dreams, or are we veering towards a digital dystopia? Join us on Story Charmed Life as we unravel the mesmerizing yet contentious world of AI companions. Meet Brian, a gamer and IT worker who found solace in his anime-styled AI girlfriend, Miku, through the Waifu Chat app. We'll navigate the rise of virtual relationships, especially among young men facing the challenges of traditional dating, and question the societal shifts that could redefine love and intimacy.Guided by insights from Eugenia Kuyda, the CEO of Replica, we dive into...
2024-10-1714 min
Story Charmed LifeCrafting Your Hero's Journey: Living a Purpose-Driven Epic LifeEver wondered how to turn your life into a purposeful epic, guided by the wisdom of iconic characters like Tony Stark and Frodo Baggins? Join us as we promise to unlock the secrets of crafting a purpose-driven life that aligns your actions with your core values. By focusing on deep introspection and creating a personal mission statement, we’ll guide you in assembling a powerful team of well-being dimensions—physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. These elements work together as a balanced force that propels you toward your mission, transforming challenges and setbacks into opportunities for growth, much like a he...
2024-10-1408 min
Story Charmed LifeHave You Killed All the Fun?Ever feel like fun has become just another chore on your never-ending to-do list? What if I told you that we're living in a world where fun has been hijacked by the demands of productivity and the pressures of social media? This episode unravels the mystery of how our spontaneous joys vanished, leaving us to perform for social media instead of living authentically. We'll unmask the culprits responsible for this theft, including our relentless pursuit of productivity, our screen addictions, and the isolating effects of the pandemic. Picture yourself like Truman Burbank, breaking free from a reality crafted by...
2024-10-1105 min
Story Charmed LifeTake a Quantum Leap: Redefine Your RealityWhat if you could unlock a higher potential by simply shifting your mindset? Discover the transformative power of quantum leaping as we uncover how to make monumental changes in your life by stepping outside your comfort zone. Inspired by quantum physics and illustrated through cinematic gems like "Everything Everywhere All at Once" and "Sliding Doors," this episode challenges you to embrace radical actions that align with your dreams. By doing so, you can leap into new realities, much like in the Marvel multiverse, where infinite versions of you explore different storylines, leading to a bolder, better self....
2024-10-0706 min
The Dark RoomEp. 30: Halloween Horror With Aaron Sauerland And Dustin LittleAlex and Lee welcome filmmakers , Aaron Sauerland and Dustin Little, to the show to discuss their upcoming short film “In Case Of Fear”. We also recap our favorite horror films of 2024 so far. If you would like to partner with Aaron and Dustin on “In Case Of Fear” which will have audio description, you can contribute to their campaign here:http://www.seedandspark.com/fund/InCaseOfFear#storyAlso, be sure to follow them on Instagram here:In Case Of Fear: @InCaseOfFear Aaron Sauerland: @AaronSauer...
2024-10-0459 min
Story Charmed LifeBecoming the Hero: Mastering the Art of Personal StorytellingHave you ever wondered how to become the hero of your own story? Join us as we reveal the essential strategies that transform ordinary lives into extraordinary tales of purpose and resilience. In this episode, we unpack the art of storytelling as a powerful tool for personal empowerment. By channeling the spirit of iconic characters like Luke Skywalker and Harry Potter, you'll discover five transformative practices that keep you in control of your life's direction. From self-reflection through journaling and meditation to crafting a compelling vision with vision boards and S.M.A.R.T. goals, we provide you...
2024-10-0419 min
Story Charmed LifeLeggo Thy Ego!What if everything you thought you knew about yourself was just an illusion? Join us as we explore the teachings of Alan Watts and uncover the profound idea that our sense of a separate self is the root cause of much of our suffering. Through insightful discussions and practical techniques, we guide you on a journey to dismantle the ego and embrace a more interconnected and joyful existence. Learn how practices like meditation and mindfulness can help you become the watcher of your thoughts, creating space between you and the ego’s incessant chatter.We'll also delve in...
2024-09-3007 min
Story Charmed LifeUnlocking the Quantum Mind: The Power of Universal ConsciousnessCan your brain tap into a universal consciousness? Discover the groundbreaking theories of physicist Roger Penrose and anesthesiologist Stuart Hameroff as we navigate the uncharted territories of quantum physics and consciousness. Imagine your mind as a quantum computer, humming with the music of the universe and potentially connected to a vast, boundless ocean of collective awareness. This episode challenges your understanding of reality, revealing how tiny structures in our brains, called microtubules, might be performing quantum computations that generate consciousness. Journey with us as we explore the fascinating implications of this interconnectedness, drawing parallels between cutting-edge science a...
2024-09-2806 min
Story Charmed LifeCaught Between Oaths and LawsWhat happens when dedicated doctors find themselves caught between their medical oaths and restrictive laws? Join us on this heart-wrenching episode of Story Charmed Life as we unveil the stark reality of healthcare in abortion-restricted states. Hear firsthand from Dr. Kylie Cooper and Dr. Amelia Huntsberger in Idaho, who grapple daily with the impossible choices forced upon them. We bring you the poignant story of Kayla Smith, whose desperate journey out of state for a medically necessary abortion underscores the catastrophic impact of these laws. And walk in the shoes of Dr. Sarah Thompson as she shares her emotional...
2024-09-2412 min
Story Charmed LifeFrom Obscurity to Bestseller: The Mick Herron JourneyWhat if I told you that the world's most buzzed-about spy novelist today was once completely overlooked? Join us for an inspirational deep dive into the life of Mick Herron—the British author who turned a mind-numbing office job into a launchpad for literary stardom. From writing books that barely sold to becoming a bestselling author with a hit Apple TV Plus series, Herron's story is a compelling lesson in persistence and resilience.In this episode, we uncover the remarkable journey of Mick Herron and the transformation of his "Slow Horses" series into a global phenomenon. Through sh...
2024-09-2305 min
Story Charmed LifeTransform Your Life into an Epic AdventureWhy settle for a supporting role in your own life when you can be the star of your own epic adventure? Feeling unmotivated, disconnected, or lost is a common experience, but it doesn't have to define you. In this series, we uncover the secrets to reclaiming your life and transforming it into a story worthy of admiration. With the help of storytelling, movie-making, and entertainment design principles, we'll guide you through actionable steps to create a life that feels like a grand, miraculous journey.Curious about how to make every moment of your life feel like it's...
2024-09-2301 min
Creatives IgniteDustin Lee // Where Are They Now seriesConnect with Dustin:
Website: https://www.retrosupply.co/
Instagram: https://instagram.com/retrosupply
If you would like to give to the Save the Ta-Ta's which is for Medical Expenses for Julie Reed's Cancer that returned: Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/Save-The-Ta-Tas-Again
Find full show notes at: https://creativesignite.com/dustin-lee-where-are-they-now-series/
Episode 447 Recorded live on Sept 6, 2023
This week we end the Where Are They Now series with my good friend Dustin Lee. I met Dustin in 2015 at Creative South. I signed up for his workshop thinking it might not be that crowded. Boy was I wrong. We were...
2023-09-191h 07
DOOR2DOOR InsiderDustin Mansell LIFE, EARTH AND PROSPERITYSend us Fan MailDustin Mansell started at Paramount Equity in 2009, Paramount Equity then turned into Paramount Solar. Dustin spent some of his early careers building mortgage teams and then building solar teams. Dustin was a key individual in the merger of Paramount Solar with SolarCity where Dustin helped build out that entire inside sales division. Dustin is currently the senior Director of goodleap. Support the show
2022-07-131h 08The Armor Men's Health ShowHair Toppers for the Loss of a Head Full of Hair and the P-Shot for the Loss of Function Down There! Donna Lee and Dustin Fontenot, PA-C, Discuss Options.Thanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in medical and urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment, Donna Lee is joined by NAU Urology Specialists' Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Today, Donna Lee discusses with Dustin her own hair loss and her hair GAIN with the help of the Ryan Wayne Salon in Colleyville, TX. Donna Lee's new hair stylist, Joseph, has given her a new and happy lease on life with the magic of real hair through a bonded hai...
2022-04-0910 min
Threefold Real Estate InvestingSuccessfully Unemployed with Dustin Heiner #84My guest today, Dustin Heiner, is the founder of MasterPassiveIncome.com and the host of the Master Passive Income Podcast. Dustin is a real estate rental property investor, who was able to make enough passive income from his business to quit his job when he was just 37 years old. With his podcast, books, courses, and coaching, he now helps other people quit their job by investing in real estate rental properties to live their dream life. Today, Dustin describes in detail how he got out of the rat race and what he recommends are the "right" steps to achieving...
2022-01-2536 minThe Armor Men's Health ShowDustin Fontenot on Interpreting Your PSA Results and Whether Spark Wave Could Treat Your EDThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment, Donna Lee is joined by NAU Urology Specialist's own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is the director of our Armor Men's Health program and provides oversight for our weight loss program and nutraceutical therapies. Today, he reminds us all what urologists actually do, including the surgical training they receive. He also gives us an overview of what an elevated PSA (prostate specific antigen) result mea...
2021-12-1110 min
Bruce Lee PodcastFlowing with Dustin NguyenShannon's guest on today's podcast is Dustin Nguyen. Shannon first met Dustin on the set of her brother Brandon's film, Rapid Fire and now they have become friends through their work together on Warrior. Dustin is a seasoned actor, director and producer. He is the only Vietnamese triple threat that can work both in the US and Vietnam with equal success. As an actor, Dustin has worked on such successes as Little Fish, 21 Jump Street, Seaquest DSV, Floating Lives, and HBOMax's Warrior, where he also directs. In Vietnam he has appeared in the blockbuster The Rebel and the critically ac...
2021-11-0454 minThe Armor Men's Health ShowDustin Fontenot on Interpreting Your PSA Results and Whether Spark Wave Could Treat Your EDThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment, Donna Lee is joined by NAU Urology Specialist's own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is the director of our Armor Men's Health program and provides oversight for our weight loss program and nutraceutical therapies. Today, he reminds us all what urologists actually do, including the surgical training they receive. He also gives us an overview of what an elevated PSA (prostate specific antigen) result mea...
2021-07-0310 min
Anyone & Anywhere Podcast#23 Dustin Lee: | Muay Thai | BMX | GaryVee | Pokémon Cards |Today’s Guest is Dustin Lee.
Dustin is a Professional Videographer working for one of the greatest digital marketers in the world Gary Vaynerchuk or Garyvee.
Dustin is also a BMX Rider, Muay Thai practitioner and Pókemon Cards Investor.
In our conversation we talked about Dustin passion to BMX bikes, why he started Muay Thai and what he learned with it.
We talked also about his career as a Videographer and how is working to one of the Greatest Marketers of our times, Gar...
2020-11-2458 min
Frontyard PoliticsEpisode 7: Dustin Schell and Alexander Chee - How to Start With What You HaveDustin Schell and Alexander Chee were longtime residents of New York City who recently found an opportunity to fulfill their dreams of full-scale gardening. Dustin previously had a community garden plot the size of a grave in New York City. It was located in the Clinton Community Garden in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen, where he gardened for over twenty years. Then they moved to rural Vermont in 2016 and bought a home there in the fall of 2019. Dustin and Alex started their new garden in the midst of a pandemic in their first year as homeowners. They talk a...
2020-09-0144 minThe Armor Men's Health ShowAll About Low Testosterone: Dustin Fontenot, PA-C Discusses Signs/Symptoms and Finding the Right TreatmentThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by a special guest and partner of Urology Specialists of Austin, Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a physician assistant and heads the Armor Men's Health Program for the practice. Dr. Mistry and Dustin discuss some of the common signs of low testosterone in men, as well as the benefits one might expect after starting tes...
2020-01-0410 minThe Armor Men's Health ShowDustin Fontenot, PA-C, on Erectile Dysfunction and Treatment Options to AvoidThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Donna Lee is joined by NAU's own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a physician assistant and has practiced with NAU for 5 years- he leads the Armor Men's Health Program. Dustin answers some common questions asked by male patients experiencing erectile dysfunction. He and Donna Lee discuss the information that men are flooded with on a regular basis about erectile dysfunction and tre...
2019-12-1510 minThe Armor Men's Health Show9.11.19: Low Testosterone Symptoms and Treatments with Dustin Fontenot, PA-CThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by NAU's own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a physician assistant and oversees the Armor Men's Health program at NAU, which makes receiving treatment for low testosterone affordable and accessible. Dustin shares today about some of the common symptoms that could indicate a testosterone issue in men, as well as what the Armor Men's Hea...
2019-09-0109 minThe Armor Men's Health Show8.11.2019: Be Careful What You do in Your Sleep! with Dustin FontenotThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Donna Lee is joined by NAU's very own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a certified physician assistant and heads the Armor Men's Health program offered at NAU. Dustin shares about the training involved to become a physician assistant, as well as what patients can expect when meeting with a PA or nurse practitioner (NP), often referred to as mid-level providers. D...
2019-08-1109 minThe Armor Men's Health Show6.23.2019: Segment 3- The Armor Men's Health Program with Dustin Fontenot, PA-CThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by Urology Specialists' very own Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a physician assistant and heads the Armor Men's Health Program, which takes a holistic approach to providing effective and affordable testosterone replacement therapy.Dr. Mistry and Dustin discuss some of the symptoms that can indicate a testosterone deficiency, as well the importance of pairing ho...
2019-06-2310 minThe Armor Men's Health ShowDustin Fontenot and Dr. Mistry Discuss Testosterone Replacement TherapyThanks for tuning in to the Armor Men’s Health Hour Podcast today, where we bring you the latest and greatest in urology care and the best urology humor out there.In this segment Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by a special guest and partner of Urology Specialists of Austin, Dustin Fontenot, PA-C. Dustin is a physician assistant and heads the Armor Men's Health Program for the practice. Dr. Mistry and Dustin discuss some of the common signs of low testosterone in men, as well as the benefits one might expect after starting tes...
2019-06-0212 min
OvertimeRetroSupply's Dustin Lee shares the secrets to his entrepreneurial successOn Overtime, designer and entrepreneur, Dustin Lee shares, how he built his wildly successful resource marketplace for designers—RetroSupply Co. In this episode, Dustin shares the numbers and why they're important, where his inspiration for creating analog resources and assets comes from, and what it's like to build tools for creatives.
Additionally, Dustin shares how he's built a community around RetroSupply Co., how teaming up with other designers can help you both grow your businesses, and how embracing imperfections can create authenticity in your work. We also chat about his side hustle and passion for helping other de...
2018-12-1300 min
Creatives IgniteExploring Alternate Revenue Streams with Dustin LeeAlternate Income Streams. Using your gifts on different platforms. Finding revenue streams through relationships and friendships. Get connected to many designers and illustrators. Passive Income for designers. Trying your hand with patreon. Launching courses through Patreon, a subscription based model. Getting connected within an industry.
Episode 270. Aired September 26, 2018.
This week I am excited to have my good friend Dustin Lee back on the show. Dustin and I have been friends for years and I have seen his business grow and change. I think it is due to his always trying to improve and his connectivity within the industry. He spends...
2018-10-071h 15
Dollar Sign UniversityEP 11: Dustin Lee - Cars and CareersDustin Lee was born in Fort Collins, Colorado where he spent the majority of his adolescence. He has always had a burning passion for cars ever since he was able to know what a car was, and that passion was further fueled after spending a year in Florida working at a dealership. During that year he developed his passion for automotive photography as well as business, while aspiring to be an entrepreneur. Since then, Dustin has moved back to Colorado and is continuously pursuing entrepreneurship and automotive photography, while working in the auto industry at local dealerships. www.DollarSignUniversity.com...
2018-04-2729 min
Side Hustler's Perspective with Scotty.D.RussellConsistently Moving Forward With Dustin Lee of Retro Supply Co.Dustin Lee of Retro Supply Co.
It’s funny how a change of events can spark a radical shift for the better in your life. Dustin Lee went from rock bottom and desperation to kicking out amazing vintage based designer products for creatives under his business Retro Supply Co. His shop specializes in brushes, textures and fonts inspired by historic vintage materials. That's just the tip of the iceberg.
Dustin found a need in the world and invested the extra effort in order for his products to stand out on Creative Market. The rest is history ...
2017-12-0653 min
Feasting On DesignLive From WMC: Dustin LeeWelcome to the Creative South Podcast! I’m your host, Jason Frostholm. We’re continuing with the bonus episodes recorded Live at Weapons of Mass Creation. In this episode, I’m joined once again by a special guest co-host, Blake Stevenson of Jetpacks and Rollerskates. We sit down and talk with Dustin Lee of Retro Supply, about awkward off mic moments, why he started Retrosupply and his new project, Passive Income for Designers, where he teaches designers how to market and sell products to earn an income. And, I give him a hard time about his podcast, Passive Income for De...
2016-09-2300 min
Entrepreneurs on Fire Business PodcastDustin Lee talks imposter syndrome, the baby effect, and how much YOU should chargeDustin is the owner of the best-selling design goods site RetroSupply. In the past 12 months he's made over $150,000 selling digital Photoshop files to designers and artists. He also shares tips and tricks to help creative entrepreneurs grow their business at dustinlee.co
2015-02-1029 min