Rocky is a father, husband, skater, DJ, and business owner. Rocky is the owner of Full Circle Frameworks, a custom picture frame shop. He is also the Co-Founder of Four4 Productions, which he founded with the late DJ King Weep. Rocky spins under the name DJ Vert One and has played basically every venue that allows music since 1996.
In this episode, Rocky talks about coming out to Jackson, how he got into DJing, and the founding of Four4 Productions with the legend King Weep.
While working in the Forest Service was Fred’s main career, his passion has always been painting with watercolors. In this episode, Fred talks about working in the Forest Service, raising kids in Jackson Hole and why he chose to paint with watercolors. Stephan and Fred also talk about defining success and how everyone can be an artist.
In this episode, Lindsay talks about growing up in Wyoming, discovering her calling as a photographer, and she highlights some of the inspiring women featured in her Women in Wyoming project. Stephan and Lindsay also talk about how becoming a parent can influence your career path and why being present and open is key in order to survive, especially in these challenging times.
Stephan and Darrell talk about growing up in Jackson Hole, the Jackson Hole Air Force and capturing some of the most unique ski and snowboard footage for over 20 years.
Danny is a father, husband, entrepreneur, artist and founder of Paint with Gunpowder. Danny is part of a 5th generation Jackson family. A few years ago, Danny decided to give up his steady bank job to focus on his art full time.
Jen is a documentary filmmaker and has produced and directed the local documentaries The Stagecoach Movie, Far Afield: A Conservation Love Story and most recently Hearts of Glass.
Seadar learned to play the guitar as an adult and soon after formed the band Screen Door Porch with her husband Aaron Davis. In this episode, Stephan and Seadar talk about being a touring musician, running for public office, getting to know the Jackson community and learning from failures.
In this episode, Stephan and Kathryn talk about her family’s history of living on a ranch in the Grand Teton National Park, going to school in a three room schoolhouse in Moran, moving to DC during her senior year of High School and the inspiration for her art.