Katie Miller

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Name is Katie Miller.

Myself and my boyfriend, Roman, whenever the egg cooker goes off or the oven preheats or the washing machine is done and it plays its little tune, we break out in a big dance.

And the egg cooker will just keep going until you turn it off.

I am your host, Hannah Guy.

And today I have with me Katie Miller.

She is an LPC, and she is the owner of Inner Light Holistic Healing, and she's also an EMDR-certified therapist, as well as an EMDR consultant.

And an EMDRIA-approved CE provider.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to There's No Business Like.

I'm Katie Miller with the Midland Center for the Arts in Midland, Michigan, and I'm here with my best friends, Brian.

Hey, Katie.

Brian Zelmer from KU Presents in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.

Danielle.

Welcome to There's No Business Like.

We're so excited to have you on the podcast today.

Thank you for having me, Katie and Danielle.

Welcome in to another Studio Sessions Pottery Podcast.

My name is Julie, and today we are interviewing one of my favorite artists, Katie Miller.

How are you doing? Thank you for joining us.

Hi, Julie.

It's Kevin Maynard from Quad City Arts, splitting the border between Iowa and Illinois

And our friend Katie.

Hey, everyone.

Katie Miller with the Midland Center for the Arts in Midland, Michigan.

Has there been a time in your life where something has happened or someone has kind of guided you in a way that has been transformational to the point that it's shaped your life or career path?

When you ask this question, Josh, it makes me think back to my college days, and when I was first starting out in our theater program, you know, I think my intention was to be a performer, but my two professors, Steven Rupsch and Megan Wilkerson, quickly put me into a stage management and direction track.

But we've got plenty more interviews coming up, so listen back and catch us again here on There's No Business Like.

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Kevin Maynard, Quad City Arts, splitting the border between Iowa and Illinois.

Gal Pal Katie.

Hey everyone, Katie Miller, Midland Center for the Arts.

Brian.

Hey, Brian Zellmer from KU Presents.

With the note that there are in lots of places tribal-owned

land, which means that the tribes had to purchase the land back.

I'm going to pass it to Katie because I have a feeling that there's better news in Michigan.