For their 30th Anniversary, Hopeless Records invited us to celebrate their legacy and help tell the story of three decades of “hopelessly” serving artists.

At the 30th Anniversary event, held at the Valley Relics Museum, we sat down with key team members from Hopeless Records including General Manager Ian Harrison, VP of Streaming & Promotions Josh Epple, and Community & PR Manager Brandy Robidoux. Through candid interviews, we explored their journeys with the label, the unveiling of their display at the museum, and the meaningful work behind Hopeless Records’ non-profit arm, Sub City, including initiatives like Songs That Saved My Life.

We then wove these powerful stories into a special episode of our podcast, Creatives Prevail. The result was a tribute not just to 30 years of Hopeless Records, but to their ongoing commitment to artists and the community they serve.

• Authentic Storytelling: Featured behind-the-scenes insights from Hopeless Records’ leadership team.

• A Spotlight on Legacy: Highlighted the impact of 30 years of dedication, including their community-driven Sub City initiatives.

• Content That Connects: Created a podcast episode that celebrated Hopeless Records’ history while resonating with artists and fans alike.