Video: What and Who Is Pursue The Passion?

Kevin Hinton a Tattoo artist for the Old Glory Tattoo Company, in venice beach California, explains to us why he is passionate about his job.

Chief Empowerment Officer Robyn Williams speaks about the importance of getting back in touch with ones dreams when determining what career to pursue.

A tattoo artist from Ventura California who gives tattoo's out of the "Old Glory" Barber Shop and Tattoo Parlor. In the video he is giving Noah a tattoo which he received during the interview.

Mike Hynson was in the original "Endless Summer" movie and now, in his sixties, is designing surfboards and living just north of San Diego.

Alex Guarnaschelli- The head chef at Butter restaurant in NYC. Worked in Europe for several years learning French cuisine before returning to the states.

Emilee Warner - Is a voice of CMT Radio. She works several jobs in the bluegrass industry and is incredibly passionate about introducing people to music.

Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters speaks about his passion for music and more specifically the Banjo. Pandolfi makes reference to the courage and blind ambition that accompanies youth when considering his success and the importance of true creativity in ones work.

Pursue the Passion sits down with the voice of Country Music Television Emilee Warner.

The Hatch show Print shop in Nashville, Tennessee is one of the oldest printing shop in the united states. Pursue the passion takes us into this printing shop to talk with it's current owner Jim Sherraden.

Hear Brett Farmiloe and Zach Hubbell of Pursue the Passion speak about what they learned in their travels. How to find your passion from the cumulative intelligence of over 200 individuals who absolutely love their jobs; 4 months, 16,000 miles and 38 states pursuing the passion.

Watch this video for a brief description of the Pursue the Passion project. Find out what it was that sent the four members of the Pursue the Passion Tour around the country and what they hoped to accomplish through their project; 4 months, 16,000 miles and over 200 interviews in the making.