LouRae Podcast's first inaugural interview with "emotive" artists and Louisville native, Jason Lois. In this episode we talk to Jason about his life, his work, and his plans for the future. If you want to see more of Jason's work you can find it at our gallery's website LouRaeGallery.com or on his Instagram @lawsoflois4946.

This time we spoke with August Northcut a Louisville artist with a penchant for illustration and chaotic creativity. We explored his family, his brief stint in the performing arts, and his advice to new artists looking to collaborate and grow their networks. You can follow August on Instagram @⁠randomdreamtectonictry⁠ or see his work at our gallery LouRaeGallery.com!

Katt Smith brings a storytelling aspect all of her creative outlets; whether that be modeling, writing, or painting she tries to tell a tale with every move she makes. On this episode she gives us insight into her creative process and shares some tips for new artists working on their craft and confidence. Come join us.

Alexandra G. Nino is an artist originally from Barranquilla, Colombia. She moved to Louisville just a few years ago and expresses herself through a range of different mediums and styles. In the interview we touch on her life, her process, and what she wants to accomplish with her art. Come join us.

Myles Jordan is an actor and model in Louisville with an interesting insight into his foray into the indie film and theater scene here in town. Come learn how he built his acting career and his thoughts on crafting an identity on the LouRae Podcast.

LJ brings insight into how he captures the humanity within each portrait he paints here in Louisville. He hopes to bring more understanding between split peoples and foster a sense of belonging with everyone who sees his art. Come and join us.

Ashya Watkins detailed her unique artistic process that combines aspects of body positivity and healing past traumas on the podcast this week. She talks about how the connections she makes with others is what fuels her spirit of creation and influences her creations. Ashya has many events lined up so come and get caught up with what is going on in Louisville's artistic community.

KP delves into what a life in freelance modeling is all about along with the process of how he built his career from collecting magazine cutouts to being featured in those same magazines. Join us for a great discussion on modern trends and local events in Louisville's fashion scene.

Mariyah began her journey into art with a midnight excursion back in 2019 after the birth of her first child. Since then she had steadily evolved her expressive process and now searches for connections with those who share her appreciation of art and community. Come and join us for a look into how someone who never thought they would be an artist now cannot imagine herself as anything else.

Tim O'Connell is a proud local Louisville artists who grew up in Germantown. After 30 years of working with the community as a coach and mentor Tim decided to follow his ambitions to be an artist. His art now hangs in our gallery and in the homes of all his patrons. Come listen to his stories and what he has learned in his six decades of life.