What if Coffs Harbour had a place where creativity felt real again?

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on JUTARIZZ, the upstairs space quietly changing the way young people, artists, parents, and creatives connect in our town. This isn't a shop. It isn't a studio. It isn't a program that disappears after the hype fades.

JUTARIZZ is a living creative hub where music is made, fashion is reimagined, confidence is built, and young people are given space to explore who they are without judgment. From five-dollar clothing and DJ sessions to photography, recording, and real skill-building, this is a place designed for curiosity, culture, and community.

If you've heard the name but never stepped inside, this episode explains why people keep talking about it, why the energy feels different, and why JUTARIZZ is becoming a must-see space in Coffs Harbour.

Whether you're a young creative, a parent, an artist, or someone who cares about the future of this town, this episode invites you to come in, look around, and feel it for yourself.

Because some things can't be explained.
They have to be experienced.

The conference is over.
The rally is done.
The applause has faded.

Now what?

In this episode, Jay speaks directly to artists in 2026 who want their art to become income—not just inspiration. From a professional, no-nonsense perspective, this is a breakdown of why most creatives fail after the motivation wears off, and why discipline matters more than talent.

This is not a motivational talk.
This is a reality check.

Jay covers:

• Why there are no days off after the spotlight fades

• The real reasons artists fail in today's climate

• Why even doing everything right still comes with no guarantees

• Why most people quit long before the work even starts

The episode closes with "Stand Like a Wall", a reminder that resilience—not hype—is what separates those who last from those who disappear.

H-D-S-E Studio exists to support artists ready for structure, systems, and accountability—but time and selection are limited.

First studio visit is free.
After that, seriousness decides everything.

Everyone loves the conference.
The rally.
The motivation.
The applause.

But what happens the day after is where most artists fail.

In this episode, Jay breaks down the uncomfortable truth about why artists—especially in 2026—don't turn talent into income. No hype. No fantasy. Just professional realities from someone who's built systems, studios, and structure where excuses don't survive.

We talk about:

• Why motivation dies without systems

• The biggest mistakes Gen Z creatives make today

• Why talent is common but discipline is rare

• Why even doing everything right is still not a guarantee

• And why hobbies cost money while businesses get paid

This episode isn't for everyone.
It's for the ones willing to work after the applause fades.

H-D-S-E Studio exists for artists ready to treat their art like a business—but time and selection are limited.

First visit is free.
After that, seriousness decides the rest.

Sometimes the smallest moments carry the most weight.

In today's episode, Jay reflects on two quiet encounters with artists who simply needed help — not attention, not exposure, not sympathy. Just presence.

This isn't a story about pain.

It's a reminder that character is defined by what we do when there's no audience, no camera, and nothing to gain.

As the conversation settles, the episode closes with a gentle song about integrity, kindness, and the quiet choices that shape who we are — when no one's watching.

Stay with it until the end.

2026 is shaping up to be a defining year for Coffs Harbour — and this episode gives you the first real look inside what's coming.

With HDSE Youth Workforce now officially incorporated, Jay Jones shares how HDSE is moving beyond ideas and into action. From a live-streamed HDSE Models Annual Fashion Show with red carpet interviews, to a Grammys-style Award Night celebrating artists signed to HDSE Records, this year is about visibility, recognition, and real opportunity for young people.

You'll also hear about:

• The launch and early success of Jutarizz, a youth-driven fashion and retail initiative

• HDSE Studio's new training pathways, teaching young people how to run a real recording studio — from mixing and mastering to working with professional musicians

• Why effort, consistency, and growth matter more than hype or followers

• How entertainment, education, and career pathways are being built together — right here in Coffs Harbour

This episode isn't a pitch.
It's a preview.

If you've ever wondered what the future of creative youth pathways in Coffs could look like — this is it.

What if there was finally a real place for DJs in Coffs Harbour?

In this episode, Jay introduces DECKS IN THE AISLES, a brand-new DJ initiative happening at JUTARIZZ, created to give local and travelling DJs a legitimate place to play, be seen, and get paid — no experience necessary.

This isn't a club night.
This isn't "exposure only."
This is a $100 paid, one-hour DJ set, filmed professionally, with real people shopping behind you while the cameras roll.

Jay breaks down how this project creates:

• A safe and structured pathway for youth

• A clear employment and education opportunity

• Confidence, performance skills, and real content for DJs

• Peace of mind for parents looking for positive creative outlets

HDSE Studio supplies the DJ setup, cameras, and editing.
DJs bring their music and their courage.

This is Coffs Harbour's first initiative of its kind — built to say clearly:
There is a place for DJs here.

🎧 Open to all DJs — Pro, New, Amateur, Wanna-Be, Bedroom DJs.
📍 Taking place at JUTARIZZ with A/C, barista, merch, and adults on site.

📲 To book a Saturday slot, WhatsApp Jay on 0429 453 948
or stop by the studio Monday–Saturday, 10am–1pm.

The episode ends with the official DJ anthem
"Before You're Famous" — a song for anyone on their way up.

In this intimate, unfiltered conversation, Jay sits down with Luke Christopher Hennessy for a rare deep dive into writing, memory, loss, and purpose.

Luke reads from his work, reflects on love and grief, and explores why stories matter long after the moment has passed. There's no performance here—just truth. From gritty realism to quiet reflection, this episode captures what happens when literature, music, and lived experience meet in the same room.

Recorded at HDSE Studio in Coffs Harbour, this episode is less about promotion and more about preservation. A moment in time. A voice being heard. A reminder not to rush the process—and not to look back.

Song is "Time Machine in Reverse" by HDSE Studio. All Rights Reserved. 2026.

What if one hour could give your child confidence, creativity, and a memory you'll treasure forever?

In this episode, Jay introduces Little Icons — a one-hour Model for a Day experience at JUTARIZZ x HDSE Studio, designed especially for kids.

This isn't about pressure, fame, or forcing children into the spotlight.
It's about:

• Building confidence in a safe, positive environment

• Letting kids express themselves creatively

• Capturing beautiful, professional portraits families can keep forever

Perfect for mums, grandparents, and families who want something meaningful — not rushed, not stressful, and not salesy.

Jay explains:

• What the Little Icons experience is

• Who it's perfect for

• How the one-hour sessions work

• Pricing and optional extra photos

• How to easily book your child's session

🎯 Sessions are limited and kept intentionally small so every child gets personal attention.

📱 To book or ask questions:
WhatsApp Jay directly on 0429 453 948
Just message: "Hi Jay, I'd like to book a Little Icons session."

One hour.
One experience.
One Little Icon.