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
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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
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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
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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
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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 Rachel Caldwell, an illustrator and graphic designer who regularly finds her artwork tattooed on people around the world (or at least on people's T-shirts).
As a child of painter Edward Gordon, Rachel explored her talents early on. Today she works professionally as a graphic designer but moonlights as a working artist, doing everything from commission work for heavy metal bands, to illustrating pop-up books on anatomy for children, to achieving income from multiple outlets such as Society6, Threadless, and others. If you're an illustrator or artist, this is a must-listen episode!
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