Whether you are recovering a long-neglected dream, entering a new chapter, or simply longing to feel more connected to yourself, there is a place for you here.
Each cohort follows its own book, schedule, host, and conversation. Both offer a supportive 12-week structure for reconnecting with creativity.
Hosted by Sam · Open to adults of all ages
A guided creative recovery experience for people who feel blocked, disconnected, curious, or ready to make creativity part of everyday life again.
Hosted by Whit · Created for adults 50 and beyond
A guided journey for reconnecting with creativity, purpose, possibility, and the parts of yourself that may have been set aside along the way.
You do not have to complete every task perfectly. The goal is to keep showing up, noticing what shifts, and listening to your creative life.
Live online meetings with guided reflection, meaningful conversation, and real connnection.
Encouragement to use the book’s tools and tasks consistently, imperfectly, and honestly.
A respectful space to share experiences, insights, synchronicities, challenges, and wins along the way.
Reminders, reflections, resources, and access to a private members area.
A weekly rhythm makes it easier to continue when resistance, uncertainty, or the demands of daily life begin to pull your attention elsewhere.
A clear 12-week path helps you keep moving without rushing the process.
Conversation helps you notice patterns and subtle shifts you might miss alone.
You will be reminded that consistency matters more than perfect participation.
You will travel alongside people who are also beginning, returning, and trying again.
Host of The Artist’s Way
Sam is a writer, painter, and photographer working on their memoir, Field Notes From a Saturn Return, publishing The Quiet Part on Substack as well as nearing completion of Colors As Companions, a 12-part large abstract painting series. Their work explores creativity, grief, love, identity, and art as a form of resistance. As the host, Sam brings warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for the creative process.
Host of The Artist’s Way: 50 & Beyond
Whit is the founder of East Broad Records, a songwriter, creative entrepreneur, and former K-12 teacher. As someone 50 and beyond, Whit understands how easily creativity can be set aside while building a career, caring for others, and moving through adult life. As the host, Whit brings a rare balance of gentleness and strength to create a nurturing space where participants are guided with grace wherever they are in the process.
Friends, partners, parents and adult children, or members of the same creative community can choose the journey that fits them while encouraging one another throughout the same 12-week season.
Proceeds support East Broad Records and its mission to help people reignite their creative spark and reclaim creativity as a vital part of being human.
We believe too many people are taught to set aside their inner artist in favor of productivity, practicality, and responsibility. East Broad Records exists to create spaces where people can return to self-expression, connection, and the work that feels most alive to them.
At the heart of it all is a simple belief: creativity is a form of love—for ourselves, for one another, and for the life we are here to live.
East Broad Records welcomes participants of all backgrounds, nationalities, races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, religions, and creative experience levels.
Participants are expected to respect the identities, experiences, boundaries, and perspectives of others. We ask everyone to share from their own experience rather than offering unsolicited advice.
This workshop may not be the right fit for anyone who feels uncomfortable participating in a diverse and inclusive community.
Choose the journey that speaks to you—and begin.
