Matt Robertson is joined by DJ Honeycomb, a world renowned beatboxer, to discuss his journey throughout the music industry and his many other interests.

Honeycomb shares how he discovered beatboxing as a child and honed his skills through online tutorials. We explore his early festival performances, including his first freestyled stage debut. Honeycomb delves into the global beatboxing community, the story behind his unique stage name, and the challenges of developing new techniques. Beyond beatboxing, he discusses his interests in ventriloquism, voice acting, and creating viral Instagram videos. Honeycomb also promotes his upcoming show and weekly improv comedy/music event, inviting listeners to check out his multifaceted artistry.

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• Discovered beatboxing as a child and learned from online tutorials
• Describes his early festival performances, including his first freestyled stage debut
• Discusses the global beatboxing community, noting its strength in Europe and Japan
• Shares the story behind his unique stage name "Honeycomb"
• Explores his interests beyond beatboxing, like ventriloquism and voice acting
• Promotes his upcoming show and weekly improv comedy/music event in Las Vegas

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Honeycomb in his essence is a walking, breathing, anywhere, anytime musical instrument; embracing spontaneity in his performance, and elevating the moment for anyone who wishes to participate and lend an ear. Although renowned for his beatboxing, Honeycomb is a talented producer, DJ, guitarist, and drummer. If it can be played, he’ll rock it and ride the groove until there’s no more dancing to be had.

In his many years of performances & travel, Honeycomb has toured nationwide supporting bands, DJs, and musicians alike. In recent years he has received support from Moon Hooch, Mija, Space Jesus, 12th Planet, Big Gigantic, the list goes on. Whether it be rinsing out his tracks in their sets, or inviting him to support a national tour, or to hop on stage for a back-to-back, Honeycomb rarely turns down an opportunity to make some smiles and move a floor.

Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by Renowned Colorado photographer David Ross to discuss his journey into landscape and nature photography, and his famous photo, Maroon Bells On Fire.

He discusses the challenges of hiking through snow and encountering wildlife and reveals his favorite locations, including the rugged San Juans and Tetons, and his inspirations, like Ansel Adams. Looking ahead, David plans photography workshops and a private helicopter skiing trip. Throughout, he provides valuable tips for aspiring landscape photographers, from mastering the golden hour to dealing with extreme weather.

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• David started photography out of necessity, needing fresh local shots for his art company, but eventually found a true passion for it.
• His iconic "Maroon Bells on Fire" shot helped put him on the map and gain recognition for his work.
• David is inspired by legendary photographer Ansel Adams and aims to capture the rugged beauty of locations like the San Juan Mountains and Tetons.
• He faces challenges like extreme weather conditions, wildlife encounters, and battery issues when shooting in remote, mountainous areas.
• David is interested in sharing his expertise through photography workshops and collaborations with other photographers.
• Family and raising his five children have been a major source of inspiration and influence on David's creative pursuits over the years.

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David Ross, a photographer based in Conifer, Colorado, found his passion for photography during a sales trip in Aspen in 2011. With a love for the outdoors and a background in various art forms like ceramics, painting, and drawing, David turned to photography as his true calling. He began capturing the breathtaking landscapes of the American West, starting with Colorado’s vivid fall colors. Over the years, David has honed his craft through countless trips and thousands of photographs, using top-tier cameras such as the Sony A7RV. His work is represented through signed, limited edition prints available in stores across the Rocky Mountain region and on Fine Art America. When he’s not behind the camera, David enjoys spending time outdoors snowboarding, mountain biking, and backpacking with his family. You can explore his gallery or contact him for available prints at David@davidrosspix.com.

Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by Cody Webb, a professional motocross and enduro racer to discuss his remarkable journey from a young dirt bike enthusiast to a national champion and one of the only Americans to podium at the grueling Erzbergrodeo race in Austria.

Cody discusses his family-oriented start in the sport, his early competitive successes, and the challenges of maintaining a "low-key" lifestyle as a professional athlete. Cody also chats his preference for two-stroke bikes, his experiences with injuries and natural pain management, and his plans to share his expertise through an online training program to help grow the sport.

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• Cody Webb's Motocross Origins: Cody grew up riding dirt bikes with his family and started competing nationally at a very young age, becoming one of the youngest to turn pro.
• Achieving Early Success: Cody won the high school national championship at 12 and the expert championship at 13, setting records and paving the way for younger riders.
• The Erzbergrodeo Challenge: Cody has podiumed multiple times at the grueling Erzbergrodeo enduro race in Austria, making him the only American to achieve this feat.
• Navigating Injuries and Pain Management: Cody has experienced numerous injuries but has found natural alternatives like cannabis-based products to manage pain, avoiding the dangers of painkillers.
• Sharing Knowledge Through Online Training: Cody is developing an online training program to share his expertise and help grow the sport of motocross and enduro riding.
• Preference for Two-Stroke Bikes: Cody prefers riding two-stroke motorcycles, citing their lighter feel and less rotating mass compared to four-stroke models.

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Cody Webb is a professional motorcycle racer based in Colorado and competing internationally. A member of the FactoryOne Sherco Racing Team, Cody has achieved remarkable success throughout his career, including three AMA Super Endurocross championships, a FIM Super-Enduro World Championship, and six X Games medals. He is also a six-time Tennessee Knockout champion and made history as the first and only American to podium at the Erzbergrodeo in 2016 and 2017. Additional accolades include being named the 2017 AMA West ISDE champion, earning an ISDE Gold Medal, being recognized as Dirtbike Magazine's 2017 Rider of the Year, and winning the 2010 National Mototrial Championship.

Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by professional astrologer Lisa Pesnichak to explore the fascinating world of astrology and what it is about astrology that helps us figure out our place.

Lisa shares her personal journey into this ancient practice, explaining its historical context and evolution. The discussion delves into the differences between astrology and astronomy, as well as the challenges astrology has faced. Listeners are then treated to a live astrological reading of the Matt’s birth chart, providing insights into his personality, strengths, and potential areas for growth.

Also in this episode:

• Astrology has ancient roots, with origins dating back thousands of years and connections to structures like Stonehenge.
• Lisa Pesnichak's personal journey into astrology began at a young age, as she felt a strong pull towards understanding the celestial patterns.
• Astrology and astronomy are distinct fields, with astrologers focusing on the symbolic and spiritual meanings of celestial movements.
• The host's astrological birth chart analysis reveals insights into his personality, including his creativity, sensitivity, and tendency to focus intently on long-term projects.
• Intuition plays a significant role in the host's decision-making process, reflecting the importance of listening to one's inner guidance.
• Upcoming celestial events, such as solar eclipses, may have political and societal implications, echoing the historical significance of these astronomical phenomena.

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Lisa Pesnichak, also known as The Dynamic Self, is an astrologer with a deep passion for understanding people at their core. With a background in traditional and Uranian astrological methodologies, Lisa brings a holistic and intuitive approach to her practice, blending modern interpretations with insights drawn from her studies in yoga, archaeology, anthropology, nutrition, and motherhood. Her work is further enriched by her studies in psychology and counseling, allowing her to offer well-rounded support to her clients. A perpetual student of astrology, Lisa uses her diverse knowledge to provide personalized and meaningful chart readings.

Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by Glass artist Taffy to discuss his journey into borosilicate glass, from his initial frustrations with painting to his fascination with the technical challenges of Boro.

Taffy shares insights on melting and coloring glass, as well as his work with plasma and innovative glass tools, including his signature rollers. Taffy offers advice for aspiring artists, emphasizing the importance of learning directly from the material. With entertaining anecdotes and little-known facts, this episode provides a captivating look into the art and science of glassmaking.

Also in this episode:

• Taffy initially got into glass blowing after becoming frustrated with the open-ended nature of painting, finding the immediacy and problem-solving aspects of glass more appealing.
• Transitioning from soft glass to borosilicate (Boro) glass presented new technical challenges for Taffy, including the need to carefully melt and homogenize different colored glasses.
• Taffy is fascinated by plasma and the science behind it, seeing it as an "anti-existentialist" experience that grounds him in his connection to the earth.
• Developing innovative glass tools, like his signature rollers, has been an important part of Taffy's practice, helping to make the physical demands of glassblowing more efficient and ergonomic.
• Taffy emphasizes the importance of following one's curiosity and learning directly from the glass itself when developing as a glass artist.
• The glass industry faces challenges around corporate espionage and the difficulty of patenting new innovations, but Taffy continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with borosilicate glass.

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Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by renowned glass artists Sibelle and Colberger to discuss their incredible DFO competition collaboration.

The two artists share the serendipitous story of their first meeting, the challenges they faced during the intense 10-hour build, and the incredible support they experienced from the glass blowing community. Beyond the DFO, Sibelle and Colberger open up about their individual creative journeys, the importance of self-belief, and the advice they have for young female artists looking to pursue glass blowing as a full-time career.

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• Sibelle and Colberger's Serendipitous Meeting: The two artists first met by chance at the iconic Neptune Glass Works studio, setting the stage for their future collaboration.
• Navigating the High-Pressure DFO Competition: Despite being first-time DFO participants, Sibelle and Colberger worked together seamlessly, supporting each other through the intense 10-hour build.
• Overcoming Challenges with Community Support: When their final piece developed a heartbreaking crack, the glass blowing community rallied around Sibelle and Colberger, helping them repair the sculpture.
• The Power of Belief and Manifestation: Both artists emphasize the importance of self-belief, intention, and manifestation in achieving their creative goals.
• Advice for Young Female Glass Blowers: Sibelle and Colberger encourage young women to focus on hard work, not take things personally, and never give up on their passion.
• Future Collaboration Plans: The two artists plan to co-teach a class at Corning, continuing to inspire and support each other in the glass blowing community.

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Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined by writer, podcaster, and stand-up comedian Jason Rouse to discuss growing up in Canada's "rust belt" to pursuing a career in comedy.

Jason opens up about his high school experiences, the vibrant Canadian comedy scene, and his stand-up performances, from dealing with hecklers to adapting his act. Jason reflects on the changing comedy landscape and looks ahead to upcoming projects, including a new special, tour, and audiobook. This candid conversation offers insights into maintaining a career in the ever-evolving world of comedy.

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• Jason's Roots in Hamilton, Ontario: Jason discusses his upbringing in the "rust belt" of Canada and the challenges he faced growing up, including attending multiple high schools.
• The Canadian Comedy Scene: Jason reflects on the vibrant Canadian comedy community, from famous exports like Jim Carrey to the local clubs that shaped his early career.
• Navigating Stand-Up Performances: Jason shares his experiences dealing with hecklers and adapting his act for different audiences, from responsive crowds to unresponsive "pop-up" rooms.
• Changing Comedy Landscape: Jason discusses the shifts he's observed in the comedy world, including the exodus of comedians from Los Angeles to cities like Austin.
• Upcoming Projects: Jason shares details about his upcoming stand-up special, tour across Canada and Scandinavia, and plans to record an audiobook about his life.
• Insights into Maintaining a Comedy Career: Throughout the conversation, Jason offers candid insights into the challenges and rewards of sustaining a career in the ever-evolving world of comedy.

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Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.

Matt Robertson is joined Glass Artist Sibelle to discuss her remarkable journey, from taking a casting class as an illustration student to becoming a glass artist, blowing glass across Europe.

Sibelle chats about her unique, anime-inspired style and her formative experiences at the prestigious VCU glass program. She recounts her recent European adventure, including collaborations with renowned artists, and her unexpected opportunity to showcase her skills at the Super Bowl. Throughout, she offers valuable insights and advice for aspiring artists, emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's vision and embracing unexpected opportunities, even in the face of challenges.

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• Artistic Journey: A path into glass art began unexpectedly when she took a casting class as an illustration student, sparking a lifelong passion.
• Unique Aesthetic: Sibelle's work is heavily influenced by anime and manga, blending feminine imagery with dynamic, powerful figures.
• Collaborative Community: Her artistic journey has been shaped by connections with fellow artists like Jakey, Marie, and Christopher McElroy.
• European Inspiration: Her recent European travels, including visits to Vienna, Prague, and Italy, deeply inspired her work and creative process.
• Unexpected Opportunities: Sibelle's skills led to unique experiences like blowing glass at the Super Bowl, showcasing her versatility as an artist.
• Advice for Emerging Artists: Staying creative, exploring new mediums, and persevering through challenges to build a successful artistic career.

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Sibelle Yuksek, aka Sibelley, works as an independent artist in Austin, TX. Her work is inspired by figurative movement and aesthetics from manga, sci-fi, yoga/body movement, and mythology. She received her BFA in Communication Arts and in Craft/Material Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2012. She has taught intensives at Penland Craft School, Pilchuk Glass School, and Corning Museum of Glass.

Matt Robertson is a visionary artist who has made a significant mark in the glass art world with his unique matte-finished caricature sculptures, each reflecting pivotal moments from his life. His playful spirit shines through in his whimsical glass animal sculptures, often depicted in humorous scenarios that embody his vibrant personality. Inspired by creatures like giraffes, Robertson is captivated by the challenges of working with glass, a delicate medium that demands intense focus and energy, which he channels into his art. Each piece captures a dynamic energy, freezing it in time and offering a glimpse into his imaginative universe. After discovering his passion for glassblowing at Sheridan College in Ontario, he honed his craft in Eugene, Oregon, before returning to Canada to co-founded the Edy Roy Glass Gallery, a pioneering space that merges high art with functional glass pipes. Now based in Evergreen, Colorado, Robertson continues to evolve as a glass artist while hosting "The Robertson Stash" podcast and showcasing his work in galleries worldwide, all while advocating for contemporary glass art and its vibrant possibilities.