Creatives should network, too
Head, Heart & Hustle
"Networking" may feel like a dirty word to many artists and creatives, but it shouldn't.
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Here's why I didn't accept your LinkedIn invitation
Head, Heart & Hustle
Allen's thoughts on the "quantity versus quality" approach to social media, especially as it relates to making connections with other artists and creatives.
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Why you should pay attention to Uma Thurman
Head, Heart & Hustle
The New York Times op-ed regarding Uma Thurman and Harvey Weinstein is important for creatives and artists. Here's why...
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Why your reaction to The Last Jedi says a lot about you as an artist
Head, Heart & Hustle
If you're an artist or creative and saw The Last Jedi, your opinion of the movie says a lot about you.
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Thanks for listening to Season 2
Head, Heart & Hustle
Season 2 is officially over, and Allen shares his thoughts on Season 3 and what to expect in 2018.
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Eulanda & Omo Osagiede
Head, Heart & Hustle
An interview with Eulanda and Omo Osagiede, London-based freelance writers who run the travel blog Hey, Dip Your Toes In (also known as HDYTI).
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Melody Peng
Head, Heart & Hustle
An interview with Melody Peng, an actress in Los Angeles who has appeared on a variety of network and cable shows.
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Ryan Dillon
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An interview with Ryan Dillon, a classically-trained chef, punk rock, and hardcore musician who's been creative his whole life.
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Ramon Deslauriers
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An interview with Ramon Deslauriers, an artist who enjoys manipulating and taking photos for digital media.
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Jon Goldberg
Head, Heart & Hustle
An interview with Jon Goldberg, a writer and creative director in the advertising world who writes comedic personal essays and is working on his first novel.
info_outlineIn this episode, I interview Sharif Renno (@SharifRenno), a self-taught woodworker who manages to design and build furniture and art in his spare time.
Although he started out playing in his high school band, the Wisconsin native also had an early interest in drafting. So when he moved out on his own and into his first apartment, he started experimenting with woodworking as a necessity simply to furnish his own place. Sharif hasn't looked back since.
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