Srinivas Rao has a way of making people bleed their passions into the microphone. His questions prompt his guests into deep thoughts on the unconventional paths that led them to success and the principals behind them. “Wow, that’s a great question!” is a common statement from
Leslie Saeta is a palette knife painter and marketing expert who has been helping artists sell art every week since 2010. Her show features different guest co-hosts every month and they offer invaluable tips about blogging, social media, and building a following online.
This podcast is hosted by Cory Huff (the man behind 
Natasha Wescoat is an artist superstar who has done it all when it comes to marketing her art. She was making videos for online sharing before YouTube existed! The simple fact that her Twitter handle is @natasha is proof of how long this girl has been in the social media game.
I’m humbled and honored to be part of this list. I’m in some very good company here.
Thanks for stopping by Dave! Fresh Rag rocks =)
Thanks! I already listen to a few, but Artists Helping Artists and Artist Mastermind are new to me. I’ll check them out.
I’m so glad you learned about a couple new shows Kevin =) Did I miss any good ones? What else do you listen to?
Folks might enjoy a podcast I co-host called Opposable Thumbs. We invite a guest artist/designer/interesting-person to tackle a creative challenge with us. We then meet up with the guest to talk on air and discuss our successes, failures and lessons learned. Our guest then gets to create the challenge for the next episode so it just keeps going!
You can listen over at http://opposablepodcast.com
Great suggestions here Rebekah, thanks. I want to add one more podcast I like to listen to that has been a great source of inspiration, information and support: Antrese Wood hosts one called The Savvy Painter over at savvypainter.com/podcast/. Antrese is a real down to earth plain air painter who does in depth interviews of other artists and visionaries in the field. I love her show notes too, super thorough with a bazillion links to most of the things the artist she is interviewing has mentioned. Great show to paint to, or clean your studio as you listen. :)
Some good suggestions, I already listen to a few of those. I’d like to let people know about the podcast myself and Joshua Lawyer started this year. It’s called Waiting To Dry and it’s a weekly podcast where we sit and talk with our artist friends and painters we want to get to know better. Guests so far include John Wentz, Emilio Villalba, Glenn Arthur, Aaron Nagel and more. Check it out at http://www.waitingtodry.com. Thanks!