In this milestone 100th episode of Harbour for the Arts, I celebrate a century of creativity, chaos, and community. I reflect on the journey from recording in closets and cars to building a thriving artistic platform that uplifts and inspires. With humor, gratitude, and heart, I also share my top Harbour moments, lessons learned, and a glimpse into the exciting new video era for subscribers.
Reaching the 100th episode of Harbour for the Arts feels surreal in the best way. When I started this show, I was recording in closets, cars, and any quiet corner I could find, just hoping someone out there would connect with what I had to say. A hundred episodes later, I can look back and see how every chaotic moment, every heartfelt message from listeners, and every creative risk shaped this community into something real and powerful. This episode is my chance to celebrate that journey — the growth, the lessons, and the joy of showing up as an artist week after week.
In the extended version, I open up even more about the behind‑the‑scenes moments that changed me, the episodes that almost didn’t happen, and the ways this podcast has held me through some of my biggest transitions. I also share what’s coming next as we step fully into the video era. If you’re loving this celebration, the full extended video episode — with behind‑the‑scenes, bonus stories, and my personal message to the Harbour community — is available exclusively for subscribers. Join my subscriber club for only $15 per month and get extended podcast episodes, blogs, videos, and discounts to my upcoming shows.