Welcome to “The Grateful Artist Podcast” In this episode, we explore how to Dare to be Distinct and Find Your Voice. Through real stories, insights, and inspiration, Evan and I discuss what it truly means to express yourself authentically—whether through art, writing, or your life purpose. We’ll share what’s been sparking our creativity this week, and how exploring your unique self can help you stand out in a crowded world. We’re all on a journey to discover when we’ve truly found our voice—it's personal, winding, and totally worth it. We’ll also reflect on the power of authenticity and share what’s inspiring us—be it retreats, community, or turning chaos into clarity. Next week, we dive into how to identify a success role model at any level and why it can make all the difference.

Welcome to The Grateful Artist Podcast! Today, I’m excited to introduce a painter whose work has deeply inspired me for years—Rick Stevens. Rick’s art is rooted in the natural world’s sublime mystery, and he believes in surrendering to that mystery to let unseen forces guide his brush and his life. Growing up in Michigan, he was motivated by his father’s evocative landscapes and an early love for the woods and wildlife. His creative journey took him from studying art to retreating into the forest for spiritual reflection and exploring the connections between nature, meditation, and even quantum science. Rick’s work moves effortlessly between realism and abstraction, capturing the pulsating energy and rhythm of the universe. Whether working outdoors or in the studio, he creates paintings that challenge us to see beyond the surface—merging the observable world with the unseen forces that connect us all. His journey is one of quiet reverence and joy, and I can’t wait to dive deeper into his process and philosophy today. Rick Stevens Website www.rickstevensart.com

We are Stephanie Paige, artist and writer, and Evan Griffith, a soulful guru and boss of a thriving art gallery. Together, we’re here to inspire you to tap into your inner power and creativity. In today’s episode, we talk about what’s been happening creatively — from riding big waves of inspiration to facing setbacks that come with any artistic journey. We’re sharing stories, real talk, and how declaring your intentions can push you to move forward. We also dive into community stories — like how one listener took their courage to pursue their art after hearing our podcast. We believe that tapping into your inner resource and connecting with others sparks real magic. We discuss practical rituals — morning visualization, connecting with nature, movement, and gratitude — that help unlock your full creative potential. We believe that when you set intentional space and time, your creativity flows effortlessly. Finally, we reflect on what’s been inspiring us lately — old work revisited, meaningful conversations, and the power of love and harmony in challenging times.

Welcome to The Grateful Artist, where we celebrate the journeys of creative souls and the stories that inspire us all. The Grateful Artist Podcast: Saying "Why Not" to Live Your Dreams Join host Stephanie Paige and Evan Griffith as they dive into the simple but powerful mindset of saying "Why not?" to pursue your dreams and make meaningful changes in your life. In this episode, they explore how embracing the question “Why not?” can break down fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs that hold us back. Discover how to flip the script—from hesitation and hesitation to action and possibility. Stephanie and Evan share personal stories of when they chose to say “yes” to life and how those moments changed everything. If you’re ready to stop waiting and start living, this is the episode for you. Learn how to embrace your power, trust in your vision, and give yourself permission to take bold steps toward your goals. Because sometimes, all it takes is one simple question—“Why not?”—to unlock your true potential.

The Grateful Artist Podcast Episode: Make Sh!t Happen — The Power of Action Today’s episode of “The Grateful Artist” is all about “Make Sh!t Happen” — not just sitting around waiting for things to fall into place. With my cohost, Evan Griffith, we’re fired up and passionate about converting dreams into reality. In this episode, we dive into all the ways you can start making moves—how to get rid of everything that’s holding you back and truly go after what you want in life. It’s about action, focus, and belief. And guess what? This is just Part One. Next week, we’ll continue this theme with “Why Not? Why Not Make It Happen?” — more on releasing doubts and stepping boldly into your power. Also, don’t forget to check out Evan Griffith’s new book, “Soul Pages”, now available on Amazon—full pages of wisdom to help you connect with your purpose. My book, “The Grateful Artist”, is also on Amazon, packed with lessons on purpose, gratitude, and authenticity.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist”, a podcast dedicated to inspiring artists, creators, and dreamers to live and create with gratitude. Hosted by Stephanie Paige, a renowned artist and author, this show explores the deeper connection between creativity, mindfulness, and the power of opening your heart.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist!” I’m Stephanie Paige, and I’m here with my cohost, Evan Griffith. For the last 30 years, Evan has been running Studio E Gallery in West Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and he’s also an incredibly accomplished and inspiring writer. His new book, “Soul Pages”, is available now on Amazon and is packed with wisdom to help you connect more deeply with your purpose. Today, we’re diving into Dreamcasting for 2026, a conversation about how to go after your most incredible dreams. We’ll explore the importance of rituals and intentions as we start the new year, sharing the practices that have worked for us and might work for you too. We’ll also talk about the energy shifts we’re making, and we’ll share stories from our personal journeys of how we turned dreams into reality.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist”, a podcast dedicated to inspiring artists, creators, and dreamers to live and create with gratitude. Hosted by Stephanie Paige, a renowned artist and author, this show explores the deeper connection between creativity, mindfulness, and the power of opening your heart.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist!” I’m Stephanie Paige, and I’m here with my cohost, Evan Griffith. For the last 30 years, Evan has been running Studio E Gallery in West Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and he’s also an incredibly accomplished and inspiring writer. His new book, “Soul Pages”, is available now on Amazon and is packed with wisdom to help you connect more deeply with your purpose. Today, we’re diving into Dreamcasting for 2026, a conversation about how to go after your most incredible dreams. We’ll explore the importance of rituals and intentions as we start the new year, sharing the practices that have worked for us and might work for you too. We’ll also talk about the energy shifts we’re making, and we’ll share stories from our personal journeys of how we turned dreams into reality.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist Podcast”. I’m your host, Stephanie Paige, and I’m here with my wonderful cohost, writer, Doug Morgano. Today, we’re diving into an episode called “A Year in Review:

The Power of Intentions for 2026.” We’re taking a look back at 2025, evaluating what we want to carry forward, and identifying what habits, thoughts, or behaviors we’d like to leave behind. We talk about the incredible power of our intentions and how daily rituals—just 15 minutes a day—can guide us toward something amazing within a year. Change, perspective, and mindset—these are the true magic ingredients.

Doug shared some beautiful insights about his perspective on reviewing the year and setting intentions, and honestly, we had a lot of fun creating this episode. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist”, a podcast dedicated to inspiring artists, creators, and dreamers to live and create with gratitude. Hosted by Stephanie Paige, a renowned artist and author, this show explores the deeper connection between creativity, mindfulness, and the power of opening your heart.

The Grateful Artist Podcast: An Exclusive Interview with Matt Devine World renowned metal sculptor. This week, I had the incredible honor of interviewing Matt Devine, an internationally renowned artist and a true master of metal sculpture. Matt is a man of talent, passion, and vulnerability, and he generously shared his inspiring journey and creative process with us. It was especially exciting to hear about the behind-the-scenes of preparing for a major Oceanside Museum show titled “Walk With Me”. Seeing how much dedication, precision, and love Matt puts into his work reminds us all what true mastery looks like. I’ve been a fan of his for many years, so being able to connect with him personally felt like a dream come true. I’m so happy for his success, and I admire how willing he is to share his story and connect with other artists—that’s what truly builds a community.

You can follow Matt on Instagram at @MattDevineArt, where he shares weekly updates from his studio — it’s very exciting to watch him create. You can also visit his website www.MattDevineart.com to see his galleries and view his public works in person.

Welcome to The Grateful Artist. Today’s episode is incredibly special because we have Nazli Takesh Boshell with us. Nazli is a yoga instructor, trainer, sound bath facilitator, retreat leader, and a true healer. She lives her life purposefully, making the world a better place by sharing her gifts freely. Nazli specializes in sound meditation and how it impacts the mind—especially the creative mind. We’ll talk about her journey to becoming a sound facilitator, and she’ll share why she believes sound is so vital when it comes to creating. She explains how sound relaxes the brain and opens up your creative wave, helping you unblock those inner barriers so your flow can be free. She also shares scientific facts about sound meditation—how it affects the brain and boosts mental clarity. Nazli’s spirit is truly beautiful, and she’s a vital part of our community by helping artists and creatives find their natural rhythm.

Welcome to “The Grateful Artist”, a podcast dedicated to inspiring artists, creators, and dreamers to live and create with gratitude. Hosted by Stephanie Paige, a renowned artist and author, this show explores the deeper connection between creativity, mindfulness, and the power of opening your heart.

Today, I’m excited to introduce you to an incredible, internationally renowned fine artist — Joshua Smith. Joshua is a surrealist painter whose work captures beautiful dreams, filled with symbols from childhood like trees, houses, oak trees, swings, and broken chairs. These chairs aren’t just objects—they tell the story of his past. Joshua’s art is deeply connected to his life and memories. He’s a truly grateful artist who makes a difference in the world by sharing his unique perspective and helping others see the beauty and meaning in their own lives. Through his paintings, he brings light, hope, and healing, reminding us all that our past can shape our future in powerful ways. In this episode, Joshua will share his inspiring story of becoming an artist. He shares his insight about the challenges of being a creative artist and what we go through. He’s a teacher and inspiring to all that meet him.

This week's episode: An inspiring conversation with renowned wildlife artist Christian Dore. Christian has been a professional artist working with major companies like MTV, Nickelodeon, BBC, and more. His work is featured in galleries across the country, and he’s also a dedicated teacher and independent artist.

Christian’s story is truly unique—full of strength, perseverance, and hope. In this episode, he shares his journey—how he became an artist, what brought him to the United States, and what has inspired his incredible collection of art that has made him famous. Christian is one of my favorite people on earth—genuine, authentic, and full of wisdom. We delve into his life, his artistic journey, and his powerful message of resilience. If you’re interested in purchasing his work, visit his website at www.christiandore.com or follow him on Instagram @CDOREART.

I’m excited to share that I’ve teamed up with Evan Griffith as a co-host on “The Grateful Artist”. We’re just starting this journey together, and our conversations flow naturally. Our latest topic is about Releasing and Surrendering—the idea that letting go of control can bring more freedom, creativity, and peace. We’re not planning a perfect formula instead, we’re having honest, spontaneous chats about how these ideas show up in our lives and art. It’s a merging of two perspectives— Evan’s wisdom and my experience—and we’re both excited to explore what happens when we stop fighting against life and start trusting the flow. So, expect real talk, lots of insights, and maybe a few laughs along the way. Welcome to The Grateful Artist, where we celebrate the journeys of creative souls and the stories that inspire us all. Today, we’re honored to have a truly special cohost—Evan Griffith. Evan is an accomplished author with four incredible books available on Amazon.“The Seven Promises of Art” is a foundational guide for artists and creators. “It Is Solved by Walking,” “Burn Baby Burn,” and “The Creative Morning Challenge” have all helped countless creative souls stay inspired.

Today, I’m excited to introduce you to a truly inspiring artist—Michael Carini. Michael is a neurodivergent artist living with Tourette’s and has had two major traumatic brain injury. But instead of letting those challenges define him, he’s turned pain into purpose. His motto is simple yet powerful: “Don’t be afraid to be different. Be afraid of being the same.” Michael coined the term “Acrylic Alchemy”, which perfectly captures the transformative magic he creates in his art and life. He’s built a remarkable community by doing coaching, offering classes, sharing his journey through a blog and YouTube channel. His Facebook group, “A Safe Place for Artists”, has grown to over 100,000 followers, creating a massive support network for artists everywhere. He’s also one of the busiest artists I know, doing daily artist talks on Instagram and YouTube, volunteering, inspiring countless others. Recently, Michael became a columnist for “Paint World Magazine”, where he shares his journey and his “Acrylic Alchemy” philosophy. I was fortunate to sit down with Michael for this interview, and I was blown away by his resilience, his story, and his deep desire to serve others. His purpose is rooted in not having had many opportunities himself, and now, he’s dedicated to opening doors for others.

Evan is an accomplished author with four incredible books available on Amazon.“The Seven Promises of Art” is a foundational guide for artists and creators. “It Is Solved by Walking,” “Burn Baby Burn,” and “The Creative Morning Challenge” have all helped countless creative souls stay inspired.

Coming this December, Evan will release “Soul Pages,” a new book on Amazon designed to help you connect deeper with your purpose. Evan is not only an author but also the owner of Studio E Gallery in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, which he and his wife have successfully run for over 30 years. He’s a true wise sage—someone constantly exploring the mysteries of life, adventure, and spirituality. But more than that, he’s a devoted father and a true family man.

He’s one of my favorite people and a source of wisdom, encouragement, and hope. Today, he’s here to share his experience, playfulness, and insight to help us all keep creating and living passionately.