Bill & Tams Excellent Adventures

**** Check and Listen as there are 3 total Bill and Tam turn this into a three-part creative reset for anyone who needs more art, more meaning, and more practical ways to feel better now. First, Tam shares how ArtVan is bringing mobile art therapy to communities across Maine, from children to elders to cancer patients, and why original art can do more than decorate a wall—it can genuinely change how people feel. Then she reveals the free Art Heals panel at the Maine Art Collective in Portland, where art therapists, a somatic movement therapist, interior designers, and a gallerist unpack the connection between creativity and well-being. Next, Tam takes you inside the reinvention of her Energy Almanac. She explains why book eight became book nine, how AI and analog journaling now work together in her new guided workbook, and how astrology can become personal, practical, and surprisingly therapeutic when you use it as a ritual for reflection and growth. If you’ve ever wanted astrology to make more sense, this is the episode that turns it into something you can actually use. Finally, Tam shares the most delightful pivot of all: Sweet Things Tiny Gallery, her new art space inside The Messy Cookie in Portland. From affordable small works and artist trading cards to holiday workshops and a trial run that could become a long-term creative hub, this is a story about making art accessible, playful, and profitable. You’ll discover: How ArtVan uses mobile art therapy to serve underserved communities across Maine What makes the Art Heals event a must-attend for parents, creatives, social workers, and anyone curious about wellness Why Tam’s new Energy Almanac is built around ritual, reflection, and personal action steps How AI can support astrology without replacing your own voice or intuition Why tiny original art, cookies, and community make such a powerful combination How a Tiny Gallery Turned Cookies Into a Thriving Art Business The New Energy Almanac Reinvents Astrology With AI and Journaling Why Original Art Lowers Stress More Than Prints or Reproductions 9 Years of Podcasting Led to a Breakthrough in Creative Boundaries What Art Therapy, Interior Design, and Somatic Movement Teach About Healing This conversation is for anyone craving a creative spark, a calmer mind, or a reminder that art can be healing in ways you can measure and feel. If you’re in Maine, you’ll also want the local event details. If you’re anywhere else, you’ll still leave with fresh ideas for how to bring more beauty, structure, and intention into your life. Perfect for listeners who love art, wellness, astrology, practical spirituality, and inspiring women building something meaningful from the ground up. How a Tiny Gallery Can. Potentially Turn Cookies Into a Thriving Art Business — it offers a surprising, visual look that can draw in art lovers and small-business audiences. #ArtHeals, #ArtTherapy, #CreativeWellness, #MaineArtists ,#PortlandMaine, Show lessComments