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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2026 · 1H 7M

Using Resilience as Fuel and Creativity: A Conversation with Miz Korona

from Starving Artist Development Podcast · host Gabrielle Caruthers

In this episode of the Starving Artist Development podcast, host Gabrielle Caruthers engages in a heartfelt conversation with artist Korona. They discuss the challenges of balancing a creative career with traditional employment, the impact of grief and loss on artistry, and the importance of authenticity in the creative process. Korona shares her journey of self-discovery, the creation of her production company, Golden Girl Productions, and the lessons learned during the pandemic. The conversation emphasizes resilience, empowerment, and the significance of staying true to oneself as an artist.TakeawaysGabrielle Caruthers hosts the Starving Artist Development podcast, focusing on Detroit's cultural artists.Korona shares her journey as a multifaceted artist balancing work and creativity.The stigma of having a regular job while being an artist is discussed.Korona reflects on the challenges of navigating grief after losing her mother.The pandemic significantly impacted Korona's creativity and artistic direction.Golden Girl Productions was created as a platform for women producers.Korona emphasizes the importance of authenticity in artistry.The conversation highlights the struggles of independent artists in the industry.Korona's experiences illustrate the resilience required to pursue a creative career.The podcast encourages aspiring artists to stay true to themselves and their unique voices.Follow Miz Korona on Instagram: @mizkorona @triggerfingervisuals @gldndrlprdxn @triplepeakclothingwww.mizkorona.bandcamp.com

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