GHOSTGIRL is a Wichita-based DJ and producer whose work blends synth-forward sounds with experimental textures and emotional depth. Rooted in community-building and self-authored expression, her work spans DJ sets, original music, curated events and collaborative festivals that center connection, inclusivity and creative freedom.

Jenni Heartfield is the founder of Her Edit Candles, a thoughtfully crafted candle brand rooted in mood, memory, and intention. With a background in finance and a passion for creating meaningful moments, Jenni blends creativity with purpose to design candles that invite people to slow down, reconnect with their senses, and romanticize the everyday.

Inspired by personal memories, travel, and the belief that our spaces deeply influence how we feel, Her Edit Candles is less about decoration and more about curation — encouraging presence, ritual, and self-care through scent and design. Based locally and committed to community, Jenni is building a brand that celebrates intentional living, creative expression, and the quiet magic found in life’s small moments.

Kari is the founder of Happy Camper Hat Company, the only all-DIY hat bar in the country, located in the Ballroom Collective at The Workroom in Wichita. By day, she’s a nurse; by passion, a community builder who believes creativity should be hands-on, accessible and joyful.

Through Happy Camper, Kari has created a space where people can put their phones down, make something with their hands and express themselves through pop-culture-inspired patches, hats and custom pieces. Her work centers on creativity as connection, embracing happy accidents over perfection and using personal style as a form of storytelling and self-expression.

Kristin Beal is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Harvester Arts, a Wichita-based nonprofit dedicated to cultivating connection, collaboration, and belonging through contemporary art. A practicing artist and community builder, Kristin began her career in painting before transforming her solo studio practice into a “social practice” rooted in large-scale creative collaboration, artist residencies, and public engagement.

Since launching Harvester Arts in 2014, Kristin has helped shape Wichita’s creative ecosystem through innovative programming, artist support initiatives, and beloved community experiences like First Friday exhibitions, artist residencies, and collaborative projects across the city. Her work centers on making art accessible, expansive, and deeply human — creating spaces where artists and communities can thrive together.

Stacy Ward Lattin is the co-owner of Hopping Gnome Brewery, Wichita’s first woman-owned craft brewery. Alongside her husband, Torrey, Stacy helped launch the Gnome in 2015, growing it from a cozy neighborhood taproom into a beloved community hub with two locations and a fiercely loyal following of “Gnomies.”

Beyond the brewery, Stacy works full-time at United Way, blending her passion for community building, nonprofit impact, and local collaboration into everything she does. Known for her thoughtful approach to hospitality, seasonal creativity, and meaningful partnerships, Stacy has helped shape Hopping Gnome into a place where beer, belonging, and tradition come together — especially during moments like the OG Gnome’s Holiday Pop-Up.

In this episode, Stacy joins the show to talk about ten years of brewing, community rituals, holiday magic, and the art of turning a small space into something truly special.