Portfolio at-A-Glance
Rebecca enjoys providing content for a variety of publications including The Epoch Times, Zing Instruments, and Foundation for Economic Education. Check out some of her published works below.
Rebecca enjoys providing story-driven, informative content while blending past with present. She writes about a wide range of arts and culture-focused content including music history, music genres such as country and blues, creative entrepreneurship, and ancient philosophers such as Aristotle, Socrates, and the Stoics, and how their teachings can be applied to the modern world of art and business.
From blues legends of the late 1800s to the birth of the country genre in Mississippi, Rebecca has extensively covered America's broad musical landscape. She also enjoys covering modern songwriting greats from John Denver to Jack White.
Ayn Rand once said, "Every artist is a moral philosopher." Rebecca enjoys providing philosophical content geared towards creatives, from Aristotelian logic and Socratic questioning to movements like the Enlightenment and Renaissance.
Art, business and production, philosophy- all of these subjects drive cultural change, and vice versa. Rebecca works hard with publications to highlight why literary, scientific, and artistic works from previous cultures like ancient Greece have endured for ages, and how our current societal climate can learn from past thinkers.
Rebecca brings clarity to the often blurry subject of art as a commodity. She's covered the business side of art as well, with several published works focusing on free market economics and how it can help creatives run their businesses.
From art history to history wild enough to be commemorated with art, the influence creativity and free expression has had on cultures through out history needs to be communicated to audiences of all kinds. Rebecca loves it when she gets the opportunity to bring history's inspirational stories and lessons to present-day readers.
Rebecca enjoys providing content for a variety of publications including The Epoch Times, Zing Instruments, and Foundation for Economic Education. Check out some of her published works below.
How country and western singer-songwriter John Denver forged his own path in the modern country music landscape of the 1970s.
How a railroad brakeman became the first “star of country music.”
Rebecca details 40 essential classic country songs for your music library.
Rebecca shares why these 32 songs are the best 12-bar blues numbers to add to your playlist.
Music and business collide with this real world primer on the Austrian School of Economics, and how economic theory can be used to run your creative business.