Videographer and visual storyteller, Ty Choate joins us to explore the depths of creativity in the visual medium, the importance of strong teams, and the different paths people can take to reach their goals. As a well-rounded professional hungry for experience, Ty has produced his own short films (FREEWAY), innovative music videos, and has even won Emmys for his work with WKYC in Cleveland. His talents are evident, but a peak behind the curtain reveals for than just a man with a camera.
We are honored to be joined by a true legend in music, Carl Baldassarre. A guitar savant, boundless composer, and creative guru, Carl takes us through the creative process for his new album, Grand Boulevard. The musical insight he provides is profound, but his exploration of creative energy and a lifetime of wisdom is even more important.
This week we are joined by one of Cleveland's finest. Rapper, entrepreneur, podcast host, educator, and father, Rosco No E blesses us with words of wisdom across industries in under 45 minutes. We discuss things such as social media marketing strategies, how to build a superfan following, the role of blockchain technology in the music industry, and other valuable insights. Full Episodes Now on Youtube!
Illustrious poet and longtime friend of the podcast, Gianna Dolciato, joins us to discuss the creative process behind her poetry book, Unspoken. Her ability to weave narratives, imagery, and vulnerability throughout her poems is almost enchanting, and we are honored to be learning from a master of the craft.
We are excited to welcome emerging pop-punk artist, Kelsey Olivia, as we celebrate the release of her first EP, Just for Show. Kelsey provides exclusive insights into her creative process, inspirations, and behind-the-scenes stories about how the project came to be.
Crafting compelling narratives is an easier process than some make it out to be. Using the tools, tips, and techniques we discuss in this episode, you'll have everything you need to break ground on your first story. Come join us by the campfire as we peel back the storytelling onion.
In our first foray into the world of fashion, we focus on the iconic Raf Simons. Using the insight from his collections, interviews, and the Dior and I documentary, Jake and Jason attempt to draw conclusions as to what makes him so great.
Today our long-time friend and trusted pilot, Brian Holmes, joins us to discuss the iconic director, David Fincher. The narrative oscillates between familiar shenanigans and detailed insight into Fincher's creative process, with a focus on movies such as Se7en, Fight Club, and The Social Network.
This week we shine a light on one of the most mythical and legendary figures in the music industry, Rick Rubin. The release of his new book, The Creative Act: A Way of Being, provides us with incredible insight into one of the most unique and creative individuals in music. Join us as we explore his esteemed career and find ways to be more like the man, the myth, the legend: Rick Rubin.
We turn our eyes towards one of the greatest musical minds whose music has never been played on the radio. Hans Zimmer's understanding of the connection between sound, story, and emotion is what earned the honor of creative greatness.
We are joined by the elusive Queezy Wonder as we return from our break to draft the greatest R&B albums of all time. Through some questionable choices, iconic records, and familiar banter between old friends, episode 11 is sure to have you on the edge of your seats.
Back with part 2 of Stanley Kubrick, focusing on Eyes Wide Shut, some of Kubrick's deep cuts, and recommendations from the fellas.
A true pioneer and cinematic enigma, Stanley Kubrick has impacted every director that followed him through his iconic cinematography, thematic exploration, and shocking provocations. Film enthusiast and friend of the pod, Collin Riley, joins us as we venture through Kubrick's filmography in search of insights into his creative process. Make sure to check out Colin's own film review podcast called, The Weekly Review.
As one of the greatest authors, playwrights, and poets of the 19th century, Oscar Wilde produced countless works that explore themes and ideas still relevant today, ruffling some feathers along the way. DISCLAIMER: We tried to channel our inner Da Vinci by using some experimental recording techniques, however, they failed miserably. You will hear slight background popping noises, but the issue has been addressed and will not occur in the future. Thank you!
The Beatles' 1966 album, Revolver, pioneered the psychedelic sound through its ground-breaking recording techniques and sprawling cultural influence, leaving a lasting impact on fans and musicians today.
One of the most influential people of all time, Leonardo Da Vinci was an artist, engineer, playwright, city planner, warfare genius, and dentistry pioneer (among other things). We explore his life and works, specifically The Last Supper, the Vitruvian Man, and the Battle of Angihari, as we analyze his creative process and what we can take away to incorporate into our own creative endeavors.
A breakdown of one of the most influential movies of all time, with a focus on Quentin Tarantino's creative process.
This week we explore cognitive function and tools we can use to optimize it.
This week we explore Buddhism and the monk lifestyle, with a focus on what we can incorporate into daily life.
We are joined by our first guest, Zach Malensek, as we explore Greek Mythology and draft the most prolific figures.