Ember La Fuze is a professional faerie with The Faerie Tribe and an alternative model currently living in central Maine.  Born and raised in Massachusetts, She has a fiery, playful spirit and loves inspiring and connecting with people. She gets excited about love, play, nature, wellness, adventure, education, exploration, sustainability, community, movement, and music.  As the co-founder of the Faerie

From PEM.org In her book, When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times, Pema Chödrön writes: “Fear is a natural reaction to moving closer to the truth.” The truth — about how viruses spread, about how long our country will be shut down, about so many things — seems to be shifting. The truth is elusive. But fear feels very close

All Photos by K.H. Photography Kristen Higgins is a portrait photographer based in Lowell, MA, an alum of The New York Institute of Photography, and the owner of K.H. Photography. She has a penchant for the strange and strangely beautiful and her work doesn’t really fit into any one category. She’s also currently having a print sale to help pay

From Eat Drink Explore Phil is finally back! We team up to interview Kelsey Tenore, General Manager at the Ledger and Scott Lefler the Wine director to discuss how the front of house in a restaurant is at the frontlines of the guest experience. Our goal during this episode is to understand the importance of Kelsey and Scott’s roles &

From Riveting Broads On this week’s Riveting Broads’ episode, Molly and Jacqui are joined by Colleen Hendry, owner of Virtual Run Co; a business consultant, philanthropist, bowling aficionado, runner, coach, nonprofit advocate, and overall secret weapon for your technology needs, to address volunteerism, the importance of giving back and knowing your limits when you do. The three broads talk about

Anna Dugan of Annadidathing is a Filipina American mural artist, illustrator, and weirdo extraordinaire based in Salem, MA. She joins Joey on the podcast to talk about the Mariposa Project, why failure is important, and what it means to create from within.  In February of this year, Anna partnered with Creative Collective and the North Shore Mall to raise support

Podcasts are one of the best mediums for getting information straight to our brains. This is mainly because unlike books or tv where you have to sit and give it your full attention, podcasts can go with you anywhere. They can keep you company when you’re washing dishes, walking the dog, or driving long distances. They are also extremely useful

Via Eat Drink Northshore Alison Moise and Justice Grayman Join us to discuss the bartender experience. Their different experiences are so important to this industry and they show us by speaking on so many commonalities. Listen to this episode for the laughs and the book recommendations. Why Support Creative North Shore? Help us Prevent a Paywall! Creative North Shore is

From Riveting Broads For this week’s Riveting Broads’ episode, Molly and Jacqui are joined by Myozen Joan Amaral, owner and founder of Zen Center Northshore, to talk Buddhist Principles, human suffering, the true meaning of Zen, and what happens when you’re able to ‘be with everything.’ The three broads explore their individual experiences with suffering, preconceived notions of what it

From Eat Drink Explore In This episode, Day and her guest co-host, Samantha Bugler, sit down with Amy Brimicombe to discuss food and how she uses it to build community at the coworking space she manages. Listen to this episode for insight on Salems food scene and event planning tips. Why Support Creative North Shore? Help us Prevent a Paywall!