Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 14 segments
This open discussion episode recaps Camp Mograph Colorado, digs into personal development systems that actually work for creative brains, and features the podcast's first-ever live showreel review…
Jen Van HornHostKendallPanelistMoPanelistShrishaGuestgood lord or
how it made you feel
last year was my first year and I loved it and I loved it even more this year because I kind of knew what to expect, but I also didn't know what to expect.
And the thing I expected was the great conversations that you have after the first day, the first day, you know, you talk about industry stuff and you talk about software stuff and talk about what you do and jobs and freelancing stuff.
And then you start to run out of those types of conversations to have.
And then you start talking about life and, stuff and struggles that you're going through and you have really personal in-depth conversations about emotional things and bonding and out of that, that I felt, I felt actually more closer to people, even though I don't get to see them as often.
And I think that's the kind of thing that's unexpected because it's difficult to put into the marketing materials about camp.
Like you can try, but I don't think people will get it unless you go and experience it.
Or at least that's my experience.

I also I just I didn't realize how like what that touch point was going to be for me every year.

And it was like, wow, there's a lot of people with animals unfortunately that are going through that and I didn't realize like that was going to be a common thing that would come up um so that was yeah that was interesting it made me more sad a little bit um but for me the the best thing that happened was um So Casey Smith was there, obviously, like she she runs Mothers of MoGraph.

Oh, gosh, why am I blanking on her name? That runs the does the new Panamation group.

And so they decided to team up and do like a circle meeting of all the women of camp.

And they had a half hour early for the moms, which they needed more time because there were a lot of moms there.
good lord or
how it made you feel
last year was my first year and I loved it and I loved it even more this year because I kind of knew what to expect, but I also didn't know what to expect.
And the thing I expected was the great conversations that you have after the first day, the first day, you know, you talk about industry stuff and you talk about software stuff and talk about what you do and jobs and freelancing stuff.
And then you start to run out of those types of conversations to have.
And then you start talking about life and, stuff and struggles that you're going through and you have really personal in-depth conversations about emotional things and bonding and out of that, that I felt, I felt actually more closer to people, even though I don't get to see them as often.
And I think that's the kind of thing that's unexpected because it's difficult to put into the marketing materials about camp.
Like you can try, but I don't think people will get it unless you go and experience it.
Or at least that's my experience.

I also I just I didn't realize how like what that touch point was going to be for me every year.

And it was like, wow, there's a lot of people with animals unfortunately that are going through that and I didn't realize like that was going to be a common thing that would come up um so that was yeah that was interesting it made me more sad a little bit um but for me the the best thing that happened was um So Casey Smith was there, obviously, like she she runs Mothers of MoGraph.

Oh, gosh, why am I blanking on her name? That runs the does the new Panamation group.

And so they decided to team up and do like a circle meeting of all the women of camp.

And they had a half hour early for the moms, which they needed more time because there were a lot of moms there.
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