Lionheart Living

This week, Liz is in conversation with Nick Misani, who is best known for his "fauzsaics" - or faux mosaics. They discuss Nick's career beginnings in the studio of legendary graphic designed Louise Fili, Instagram fame and being intentional with your career.  "Instead of thinking, who do you want to be when you grow up, think about what do you want to spend your time doing?"  Find Nick's fauxsaics on Instagram here www.lionheartprints.com 

Meet Sally January of Siempre Viva, a socially responsible clothing company that uses ethically sourced Mexican textiles. In this episode, Sally talks to Liz about sustainable creativity, unconventional career goals and their first grade soccer team. "If you do the right thing, that good business will come back to you." Siempre Viva's new address is 3 NW 9th St, Oklahoma City, OK, 73102 Shop Siempre Viva clothing here https://www.lionheartprints.com/ 

In preparation for Mardi Gras, Liz talks to Lindsey Phillips, a documentary filmmaker based in New Orleans. She recently released The Exceptionally Extraordinary Emporium, a short film about Jefferson Variety, a family-run costume supply superstore in New Orleans. She and Liz talk about creative self-expression in costuming, dream projects and their costume plans for Mardi Gras.  Watch The Exceptionally Extraordinary Emporium here Find info about Lindsey's upcoming show here https://www.lionheartprints.com/ 

Alexis Marceaux, frontwoman of New Orleans band Sweet Crude (and voice to our theme song) sits down with Liz for our first episode of 2018. We talk about Alexis' stint on The Voice, the birth of Sweet Crude and mixing Cajun French music with hip hop. "We had this lightbulb pop on– We have to make a band where we preserve this amazing culture and music, but let's do it in our own way." Click here to listen to Sweet Crude Parlez-Nous à Boire (Cajun French version) Parlez-Nous à Boire (Sweet Crude version) http://sweetcrudeband.com/  https://www.lionheartprints.com/   

It's a new year and a fresh start for our show! Yeah yeah, we've only had a couple episodes but there's no time like the present to start anew– with a slightly different show name and energy. Take a listen to find out what's new. Find us on the internet: Lionheart Prints www.lionheartprints.com @lionheartprints Liz Maute Cooke @lionheartliz

Kate Gremillion is the founder and CEO of Mavenly & Co., a company whose mission is to help young women design a career and lifestyle with purpose. Kate left her high-powered career in PR to follow her passion of leading women on their paths to success through sharing experiences, knowledge, and guidance through high-quality writing, retreats and corporate consulting.

For Episode 1, Liz got to sit down with Adam J. Kurtz to discuss his path making a living from creativity and sharing wisdom along the way. Adam J. Kurtz is an artist and author based in New York City. He wrote of 1 Page at a Time and Pick Me Up, and most recently, Things are What You Make of Them, which is a fun & colorful, pocket-sized book with essays full of insights and inspiration for anyone who makes art. His design and illustration aesthetic is rooted in honesty, humor and a little darkness. For more on Adam: http://www.adamjkurtz.com/ www.instagram.com/adamjk   For more on Liz: www.instagram.com/lizmautecooke   For more on Lionheart Prints: www.lionheartprints.com www.instagram.com/lionheartprints www.facebook.com/lionheartprints  

Artist & owner of Lionheart Prints, Liz Maute Cooke interviews people making bold moves in the direction of their dreams. Entrepreneurs, artists, authors, athletes alike share their stories of their struggles and successes, giving insight into the universal lessons they discovered along the way. On each episode, you can expect honest, inspiring, and entertaining conversations with kind, brave, and fun people across all walks of life. This isn't the highlight reel, this is the real-real. For more on Liz Maute Cooke: www.instagram.com/lizmautecooke For more on Lionheart Prints: www.lionheartprints.com www.instagram.com/lionheartprints www.facebook.com/lionheartprints