Shei Phan is an Oklahoma native who lived throughout the entire state, as well as in California and Las Vegas. Phan began her creative journey during her childhood while witnessing her mother obtain an A+ as a single parent, since she raised her and her two siblings. Despite the challenges the family experienced, her mother always ensured the kids had food on the table and a place to sleep.

Today’s interview is about STRIKING THE RIGHT BALANCE . Joining me today is a woman described as an independent thinker and quiet force in her approach to life. Camille Obering is a fine art advisor, curator, and investor. She and her husband, multi-instrumentalist and composer Ben Musser are the founders of Guesthouse, a private studio space in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that invites artists, musicians, filmmakers, and creators to explore new ideas, and present their work to new audiences.  Last year, Vanderbilt Magazine highlighted Guesthouse as “a laboratory for adventurous art” in which “no project is too avant-garde”.

Ben Musser. A husband. A father. A brother. A son. A solo musician that has been on his musical journey since the beginning of his life’s journey.  It all started on the east coast, down a quiet street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  As a son and brother, Ben grew up in a household quite the opposite of quiet.  Instead, filled with music.