The Process #26: Anna Ray – How to Craft the Artifacts of Tomorrow
Filmmaker and producer Anna Ray, MFA, speaks with Siena about revolutionary storytelling, Southern Black joy, and changing the narrative.
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The Process #21: Margot Lasher – You Already Know What You’re Doing
Margot and Siena discuss what the writing process is really like. How do our brains work while we write? How does the creative process change as we age? Is there any value in adjusting the tone of your writing based on where you’re submitting? This fascinating conversation covers all of that, and so much more.
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The Process #18: Sally Louise – How to Create Your Ideal Life
Sally Louise, singer-songwriter and entrepreneur, unpacks how to create the life you really want to live, and discusses what it REALLY means to be a freelancer. Read More
The Process #16: Jaclyn Sanchez: How to Own Your Worth
Grammy-winning sound engineer Jaclyn Sanchez discusses taking care of her mental health as a powerhouse in the music industry, owning her worth, working through grief, and much more. Read More
The Process Episode Fourteen | Siena Facciolo: How To Answer the Question “Who Are You”?
We have no answers for you. But we have lots of questions! Siena and Sophia discuss what the vision for this podcast is, and why it’s important to keep making it.
The Process Episode Thirteen | Cammy Enaharo: How to Let Go of What Other People Think
Episode thirteen of “The Process” w/ Siena.
Rochester-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Cammy Enaharo recommends appreciating the things we create, instead of judging ourselves (and our art) harshly. Read More
The Process Episode Ten | Jett Galindo: Finding Balance in a Chaotic World
Can we take care of ourselves while also taking care of our community? Jett Galindo thinks so. We touch on self-care, how to lead a balanced and busy life, and how to set your rates to reflect the quality of your product, while keeping it accessible. Read More
The Process Episode Nine | June Gervais
What is the next right step? This is the question author June Gervais asks herself every time she sits down to write. Read More
