Misty Stinnett is a Producer, Creative Strategist, and Integral Coach living in Los Angeles, California. Over the past 15 years, she has worked on scripted and documentary series for Netflix, developed classes at MasterClass featuring world-renowned experts, and led successful political media campaigns for candidates vying for Gubernatorial and Senate positions, as well as organizations championing statewide ballot measures. She is the creator and host of Go Help Yourself: A Comedy Self-Help Podcast to Make Life Suck Less, with a mission to make personal development more accessible to everyone. She also currently serves as the Director of Content and Executive Producer of The Great Simplification podcast, ranked #1 globally in Earth Sciences. She is a co-host on Craft and Chaos on TruStory.FM.
This week, we’re cracking open our creative toolkits and showing you the hardware, software, and unhinged rituals that fuel our art. From haunted potatoes to the gospel of Obsidian, we explore what helps us make things—and what helps us stay weird.
Is it possible to make meaningful art when everything feels like it’s falling apart? This week, the crew gets personal about creation, connection, and the weird little victories that keep us going—even if it’s just writing a poem about chunky milk.
This week’s episode takes on rejection, writer’s block, and creative rituals—plus, two Mad Libs that spiral from “silly” to “existential crisis in a cheese grater.” It’s weird, it’s honest, it’s everything you didn’t know you needed.
What do scorpions, banana bread, and Jeff Bridges have in common? In this episode of Craft and Chaos, the team embraces creative pain, absurd trivia, and the very real threat of footnote-based anarchy.
Welcome to Craft and Chaos, the podcast for creative minds trying to thrive in the madness. Whether you write, paint, build, perform, or daydream ideas that keep you up at night, this show is your companion through the wild ride of making something out of nothing.