Welcome to the final episode of Good People, Cool Things. Thank you for a wonderful ride these past 4+ years.

Director and actor Todd Tucker chats about the inspiration for Rockbottom, his career as a makeup and special effects artist, and his worst injury while shooting a movie.

Carlos Baker chats about influential artists, shares his worst gig, and explains why discipline is crucial for his mental health.

Tonya Lawson shares how creatives can earn passive income without paying a ton of money upfront, what she’s focused on with her websites, and the time she got to “clap back” at a student who was acting out of turn.

Modello Brown shares how he creates the Hip Hop Littles characters, something that’s surprised him about marketing the brand, and his top three 90s cartoons. 

Josh Simons chats about his new venture Vinyl Group, how to properly use metadata to make money, the power of horizontal networking, and his worst gig as a touring musician.

The Artist’s Work Ethic host Mike Pelak chats with actor Terry Serpico about his career, upcoming projects, and inside stories from sets.

Sue Stockdale speaks with musician, performer, and composer Simeon Wood about his career and why music makes us so happy.

Art Heals All Wounds host Pam Uzzell takes over this episode to chat with musical artist La Doña.

Crowd Surf co-CEO Cassie Petrey shares how to make it as a musician with no connections, using TikTok to your advantage, and some of her most memorable social media campaigns.

Evan Price chats about the artistpreneur mindset, how to grow your tribe of creatives, and shares a free resource to make more money as a musician.

Singer/songwriter Natalie Shay chats her writing process, how she markets her music, and a near-slime experience.

Alejandro Szita shares tips for getting a mortgage, misunderstandings about credit scores, and books all entrepreneurs should read.

Elisa di Napoli shares some of her mind hacks, how to address your fight or flight response, and ways to unify your brand across everything you do.

Fabiana Claure shares how musicians can make more money and some of her most unusual gigs.

Musician Kate Watson shares stories from American Idol, her worst life experiences, and why you should always give your all in any situation.

Will Wood talks about his new album In Case I Make It, combining music with comedy, and why social media is designed to make us less than stellar people.

Rapper and author Mic Nickels talks about why his latest album is a record AND a book. Plus, some of the most interesting folks he’s ever met.

Jenny Powers of Blue Avenue Music drops all the knowledge on how musicians can start earning more and see success.

Jeeyoon Kim has been playing piano for about 90% of her life. She offers a look into all she’s learned.