This Is How It Starts, with Aimee Stevland
Join professional designer and pop-culture/music enthusiast Aimee (Bruckner) Stevland in this limited podcast series as she takes the lid off her own life experiences to explore the stories of the talented people she’s met along the way. Discover some real-life ”influencers” as an alternative to the algorithm of artificial fame. Come to hear Aimee’s weird midwestern accent, stay for the stories and maybe a little inspiration. More info at www.aimeebruckner.com
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Episodes
Episodes
Sunday Jun 19, 2022
Sunday Jun 19, 2022
Episode 2 recently removed at the request of the guest and some quick updates from Aimee. Stay tuned, episode 3 is coming July 2022.
Monday May 02, 2022
Monday May 02, 2022
Ever wonder what goes into making your favorite music concert t-shirt? My guest was nearly there from the beginning. Meet Frank Vacanti, artist and rock 'n roll print master. Frank’s original art can be found at: https://frankvacanti.wixsite.com/white-album-project/buy More info: www.aimeebruckner.com
Tuesday Mar 22, 2022
Tuesday Mar 22, 2022
Welcome to "This is How it Starts". In this new limited podcast series Aimee explores the lives and stories of the interesting and talented people she's met through her personal and professional journey in and around the entertainment industry. Discover some real-life "influencers" as an alternative to the algorithm of artificial fame. More info: www.aimeebruckner.com
Aimee's Story
Aimee (Bruckner) Stevland spent most of her design career in the entertainment industry managing creative teams in music merchandising, product development, and video game partnership marketing. Her work has contributed to the success of prominent brands like Electronic Arts and Coca-Cola, as well as music legends like Mariah Carey, Usher, The Beatles, and The Doors.
Years ago, Aimee's professional design career nearly came to an end when an incurable neurological disorder called focal dystonia left her unable to use her dominant hand. Years of painful struggle led her to adapt to her physical limitations, retraining her body, brain, and creative process, resulting in her transition to digital art.
Music has been a powerful healing force, and Aimee especially enjoys creating portraits of music icons. She holds the unique distinction of creating the largest tribute of original Janet Jackson illustrations, with an active fanbase spanning over 25 years.
In this limited podcast series, Aimee takes the lid off her curiosity and her own life experiences to explore the stories of the interesting and talented people she’s met along the way. Discover some real-life "influencers" as an alternative to the algorithm of artificial fame.
Come to hear Aimee’s weird midwestern accent, stay for the stories and maybe a little inspiration.
Visit for more info: www.aimeebruckner.com