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
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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 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
The Process Episode Eight | Lilac Milk
Lilac Milk (photographer, filmmaker & musician) encourages us to not settle for anything less than doing what we love. We learned so much from this conversation about trusting my intuition and creating a routine that allows me to take care of myself as well as my work. Read More
The Process Episode Seven | Rivkah Simcha
A discussion with artist Rivkah Simcha on letting go of perfection, making art as an expression of life itself, motherhood as an artist, and so much more. Read More
The Process Episode Four | Solange Rodrigues
Solange Rodrigues is a graduate of SUNY Purchase College, Class of 2020, with a BFA in dance, and a concentration in composition.
The Process Episode Three | Yen Ospina
Welcome to Rochester Groovecast’s newest podcast, The Process, with host Siena Facciolo. Listen for honest conversations between artists that reveal the strength, challenges, purpose, vulnerability and joy of living a creative life.
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Yen Ospina is the daughter of Colombian-born immigrants who came to the United States in order to provide a better life for their child.
