Creative Type Podcast
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The Creative Type Podcast is a show featuring casual talks about real artist life, the good, bad and the ugly. Sometimes being an artist is a lonely journey, other times it can be filled with community and friendship. Already have a community? That’s great, join us anyway but if you don’t we always have room for you. The Creative Type Podcast, co-hosted by Jaime Haney and Lori Rivera, offers support, community and amusing conversations for artists. Learn more at www.creativetypepodcast.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lori Rivera and Jamie Haney make the practical decisions behind a visual art practice candid, concrete and companionable.
Creative Type Podcast turns the working life of an artist into a candid conversation between Lori Rivera and Jamie Haney. Their subjects are practical and unusually specific: choosing between WordPress and FASO, licensing reference photographs, setting business goals, running an…
The near-empty start to Lori's open studio is the company your own launch nerves need.
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A plainspoken reminder that collector relationships are built by staying present, not by making a pitch once.
It stays with one practical idea: keeping relationships with art collectors alive through genuine follow-up. Lori Rivera and Jamie Haney move from a recent show at Myriad Brewing into open studios, light refreshments, social media follow-through, and the value of knowing who to…
A garden painting session that lets painters think out loud.
This garden painting session keeps the focus on how artists actually work: circling choices, revisiting color, and talking through the slower pace of making art outdoors.
A New Year conversation that settles into art, taxes, and the practical details of an art club.
Creative Type Podcast starts with a New Year's Day check-in and eases into time, holiday stories, and the practical task of getting the year underway.
A loose anniversary chat that settles on focus, not overextension.
The anniversary episode of Creative Type Podcast follows Lori Rivera and Jamie Haney as they look back on a year of the show and on episode 25, the one time they recorded in the same room.
A practical reminder that reference images need care, credit, and basic common sense.
Reference photos are the focus, but Lori Rivera and Janie Haney keep the discussion easy to follow instead of turning it into a lecture. It moves from Flickr to Creative Commons and lands on a simple rule: check what can be used, then give credit when it is due.
A plainspoken take on art promotion, writing, and the strain of doing too much at once.
Keeping an art practice visible can begin to feel like a second job, and this episode stays with that strain. Lori Rivera and Jamie Haney talk through social media, blogs, website copy, and the slow labor of writing about finished pieces, with a clear sense that each artwork…
A practical artist-to-artist take on WordPress vs. FASO, with useful detail on organizing artwork online.
Creative Type Podcast uses Episode 32 to weigh a practical artist website choice: WordPress versus FASO. The discussion draws on the hosts' own experience with both, and it lingers on FASO's art database, with fields for title, inventory ID, location, sale status, price, size,…
A plainspoken case for email as a channel artists can control, with practical advice on list-building and personal outreach.
Creative Type Podcast treats email like something listeners can actually keep control of, and it makes the argument without much fuss. It asks for a direct note to one person, a personal tone, and a nudge on social media before those platforms change or fade.
Art historian Tamar Avishai interviews critics, curators, and writers about single paintings and ideas.
Jennifer Dasal narrates art history's overlooked lives, from Picasso's police file to Rauschenberg and Twombly's romance.
Russell Tovey and Robert Diament interview artists about their materials, biography, and process.
Cinematographer Roger Deakins and James Deakins interview film crew about the craft behind specific shots.
Robert Bound interviews artists and reviews new film, book, and music releases with critics.
Sound art from places, recordings, and memory.
Lori finally opened her studio.
New Year's Day starts quietly.
Episode 32 starts in the cold.
Episode 36 opens plainly.
Episode 34 turns the mic back toward the show itself.
Jamie is back from vacation, and a shaky internet connection puts Lori and Jamie in the same studio for a looser episode.
Two weeks off helped.
Episode 28 starts a little messy.
Jamie's garden becomes the studio.
Episode 30 starts loose.
CTP turns one.
Episode 35 stays personal.
"We're willows." Lori and Jamie open with Google Voice trouble, eclipse jokes, and a little art-life catchup, then ease into email lists.