Podcast The Creative Life terbaik (2024)

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Rick Lite 43:24

7d ago43:24

43:24

Rick Lite of Stress Free Book Marketing talks about helping writers develop plans and strategies for navigating the challenges of publishing, marketing, and promoting their materials

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Lee Upton 56:54

14d ago56:54

56:54

Author Lee Upton discusses how real life can influence storytelling, being protective of your characters, developing a trust in yourself, and “listening for breathing in the labyrinth”

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Preeti Chhibber 39:06

21d ago39:06

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Author Preeti Chhibber talks about the appeal of coming-of-age stories, when characters experience identity anxiety, writing when you don’t feel like it, and why everybody likes Spider-Man

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Aislinn Brophy 48:04

28d ago48:04

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Author Aislinn Brophy discusses the challenges of writing contemporary YA fiction, how to deal with two main characters and their individual worlds, and writing a character who is absolutely nothing like you

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Silent Suffering is Killing Us As Men - Practical Advice for Modern Men: Interview with Traver Boehm - Hosted by Jay Alders 1:48:03

1M ago1:48:03

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Welcome to the Shifting Perceptions Podcast, hosted by Jay Alders with special guest Traver Boehm, founder of the Man Uncivilized Movement and author of ManUncivilized and 28 Days in Darkness. In this episode, we dive deep into the silent struggles that many men face, especially those in their 30s to 50s, who often carry the weight of the world on …

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Jonathon E. Stewart 43:15

1M ago43:15

43:15

Screenwriter Jonathon Stewart discusses writing for animation, writing with a partner, screenwriting Twitter, how a screenplay is never truly finished, and why you need to WORK THAT SAMPLE

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CJ Spataro 53:15

1M ago53:15

53:15

Author CJ Spataro discusses writing speculative fiction, working through the creative process, the importance of persistence and resiliency, and using the setting of your story as a character.

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Sean McLachlan 41:31

2M ago41:31

41:31

Author Sean McLachlan discusses writing historical fiction, the benefits of research, and some great tips on being a more prolific writer!

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Gabe Diani 37:39

2M ago37:39

37:39

Actor-writer-filmmaker Gabe Diani talks about being versatile when it comes to writing, writing material you plan to make yourself, and why the work of Mark Twain is still relevant

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Andrew Zinnes 53:15

2M ago53:15

53:15

Screenwriter Andrew Zinnes talks about his new book Screenwriters Advice: From Popular and Award-winning Film, TV and Streaming Shows, and we discuss the multiple benefits & resources it provides to writers

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Cindy Benezra 32:51

2M ago32:51

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Author Cindy Benezra discusses the story behind her memoir UNDER THE ORANGE BLOSSOMS, how writing about personal trauma is a personal choice, and the importance of self-help.

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#6 Community 48:45

2M ago48:45

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How does the online climate shape our way of showing up in the world? In this episode, we use recent events to unpack the complexity and potential of community in our time. We share experiences from the polar ends of the spectrum – from when we have been caught in the line of online criticism to the sacred ways of connecting in real life.…

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Author-Storyteller Elisabeth Sharp McKetta 54:39

3M ago54:39

54:39

Author-storyteller Elisabeth Sharp McKetta discusses how fairy tales and legends can apply to how you tell your story, and an explanation and the benefits of “life-editing”

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Writer Brad Staggs 53:53

3M ago53:53

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Writer Brad Staggs talks about the development and production of his new play I LOVE MY ZOMBIE, why a writer should be open to changes, and focusing on characters over formula

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Author-Screenwriter Brian Fitzpatrick 52:54

3M ago52:54

52:54

Author-screenwriter Brian Fitzpatrick dispenses advice about networking, creating your brand, and the importance of “the hang factor”

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Cartoonist Khalid Birdsong 52:02

3M ago52:02

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Cartoonist Khalid Birdsong talks about intent and making choices when it comes to characters, writing and storytelling in a visual medium, and how it’s vital for creatives of any kind to KEEP GOING!

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WGA Writer & Writing Coach Brooks Elms 46:40

3M ago46:40

46:40

WGA Writer & Writing Life Coach Brooks Elms talks about how screenwriters can help themselves make inroads when it comes to industry access, including finding common ground, writing when you must, and getting into the mix. http://brookselms-coaching.com

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Author Steve Hockensmith 1:12:13

4M ago1:12:13

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In this week's episode, author Steve Hockensmith talks about his mystery-western series HOLMES ON THE RANGE, why it's important for writers to keep writing "bad stuff", and the value of writing short stories. http://stevehockensmith.com

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The Surfing Entrepreneur Behind Indo Board: Meet Hunter Joslin 56:50

4M ago56:50

56:50

Ever wondered how a simple idea can revolutionize an industry? Meet Hunter Joslin, the surfing Entrepreneur and Founder of Indo Board, a game-changer in fitness and sports. My chats with Hunter, a long-time friend, are always fun and insightful. I'm glad I finally got Hunter on the podcast to talk about his incredible journey. Hunter’s Early Days: …

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Writer-Comedian Alison Zeidman 55:53

4M ago55:53

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In this week’s episode, writer-comedian Alison Zeidman talks about writing comedy, developing material for stand-up, and the hectic world of writing for TV http://alisonzeidman.com

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#5 Time and Trees 49:22

4M ago49:22

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In this episode, we take a walk through the forest and discuss its benefits for us as creatives. We share our relationship with this ancient teacher and end with a short-form documentary that has been aired on the radio since its release.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Author Afarin Bellisario 51:13

4M ago51:13

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In this week’s episode, author Afarin Bellisario discusses the importance of focusing on story and characters, and making your story accessible to all. http://afarin.net

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Author Lina Hart 45:56

4M ago45:56

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In this week’s episode, author Lina Hart discusses the challenge of crafting multi-POV stories, letting the characters decide what happens, and the importance of NOT GIVING UP http://linahart.com

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Kurt Pellegrino’s Unstoppable Journey To The UFC and Beyond: Dyslexia, Bullies & Fatherhood 1:22:12

5M ago1:22:12

1:22:12

Former UFC Fighter, instructor, entrepreneur, and world-renowned Brazilian Jiu Jitsu martial artist Kurt "Batman" Pellegrino. In this interview Kurt opens up about his battles with dyslexia and bullying, and how his mindset has helped him on and off the mats. Early Life and Dyslexia Kurt faced significant challenges from a young age. Born with seve…

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#4 Creative Piece: Dandelion Kisses 2:03

5M ago2:03

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Dandelion Kisses is a poem written and read by Cam, with music and sound by Joseph. This poem was inspired by a fate many are affected by – Alzheimer’s. It expresses the grief and gratitude that we feel when we have allowed ourselves to love deeply, yet can’t hold on to what has been.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Author-Publisher Amber Byers 40:42

5M ago40:42

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Author-Publisher Amber Byers of Tadpole Press talks about reawakening your creativity, tuning into your creative vision, and the importance of the writing community. http://www.tadpolepress.com

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The Disco Rap Revolution with Hip-Hop Group Bungalow Collect 1:13:01

5M ago1:13:01

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Leave Us a Review Bungalow Collect hit the hip-hop scene and went viral with their unique sound that they refer to as, "Disco Rap". I sat down with the four man hip-hop group Bungalow Collect to talk about their journey to becoming a unified musical force that’s catching the ears of listeners across platforms like TikTok. Marcus Isiah, Zay Suav, Rs…

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Centenarian Author Babette Hughes 40:19

5M ago40:19

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Author Babette Hughes discusses the origins of her mantra “Proceed Intelligently”, the importance of enjoying the creative process, and the need to be creative - even at the age of 101 (and a half). http://babettehughesbooks.com

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Writer-Director-Producer Jamie Nash 42:15

5M ago42:15

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Writer-director-producer Jamie Nash talks about DIY filmmaking, wearing all the hats, and exploring the world of audio drama https://www.jamienash.net

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Writers Tobias Buckell & David Klecha 55:32

6M ago55:32

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Writing partners Tobias Buckell & David Klecha talk about embracing the joy of writing and having fun with the material, and how both relate to their new book THE RUNES OF ENGAGEMENT. https://tachyonpublications.com/

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#4 Creative Partnerships 28:34

6M ago28:34

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How is it to partner up for a creative endeavour, and more specifically, how is it to work with your spouse? In this episode, we discuss the challenges and opportunities that follow when making a close relationship into a creative partnership.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Living a Multifaceted Creative Life: Musician John Harvey on Being a Renaissance Man in the Digital Age 1:41:50

6M ago1:41:50

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Leave Us a Review I was first introduced to my good friend John Harvey by our mutual bro Dave Fowler. At the time, John was the guy who was thumping away on the bass guitar with the emo band Secondhand Serenade. During his touring days, John also played with artists like Jessie James Decker, Jackson Harris, Williams Honor, Natalie Stovall to name a…

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Tom Vaughan on Screenwriting 54:43

6M ago54:43

54:43

Screenwriter and writing instructor Tom Vaughan talks about his experience as a working writer, the importance of loglines, and how story and emotion require your characters to make choices. @storyandplot

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John Ingle on Screenwriting 52:46

6M ago52:46

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Screenwriter-film instructor-podcaster John Ingle talks about his experience as an award-winning screenwriter, the Movies By Minute concept, and how he uses the movie JAWS as a learning tool. @Inglefilms on X/Twitter

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A Little Person With Big Ambitions: Christophe Zajac-Denek On Dwarfism, Navigating Societal Norms, Acting, Surfing, Self-Acceptance and Drums 1:19:31

6M ago1:19:31

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In this episode, host Jay Alders is joined by Christophe Zajac-Denek, an actor, musician, surfer, and disabilities advocate who brings a unique perspective on thriving with dwarfism. Christophe opens up about his journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and the significance of self-confidence in defying societal expectations. His story is a testament…

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Carlos Baker on Writing as Therapy 1:04:52

6M ago1:04:52

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Writer-musician Carlos Baker talks about how writing his book and playing music helped him deal with his depression, why 80s movies are AWESOME, and an impromptu blues performance! https://ckbakerband.com/

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40 Years of Comedy: Inside the Mind of Brad Upton 1:24:55

7M ago1:24:55

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A conversation with Brad Upton, a comedian whose observational humor and unique view of the world have captivated audiences from cruise ships to comedy clubs for 40 years. In this episode, Brad reveals the intricacies of his comedic process and work ethic and talks about his inspiration as well as the disciplined craft of writing and performing. He…

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#3 Salvation Mountain 28:33

7M ago28:33

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After a trip to California we arrive back with new perspectives. In this episode, we discuss the importance of changing scenery, the moral dilemma of taking a break, and the unexpected colorful findings along the dry desert roads.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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#2 Creative Piece: The Echo 2:29

7M ago2:29

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The Echo is a piece of music created by Joseph Wilkinson, Kersha Bailey, and Cam Brandow. It formed the centrepiece for episode #2, where we explored and discussed creative failure and what we can learn from it.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Jeff Kitchen & The Hero's Dilemma 45:20

7M ago45:20

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Screenwriter & writing coach/consultant Jeff Kitchen talks about the concepts behind his new book The Hero's Dilemma, what "dramatic action" is, and the need for CONFLICT in your story https://script.kitchen/

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Bob DeRosa on Screenwriting 44:59

7M ago44:59

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Screenwriter Bob DeRosa (KILLERS, THE AIR I BREATHE) talks with Paul about how he got his start (and his dislike of the phrase "breaking in"), loglines, the writing process, and the importance of "there are no shortcuts". @thembob on X/Twitter

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Brad Johnson & The Grey List 33:40

7M ago33:40

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Paul talks with screenwriter & Grey List organizer Brad Johnson about what the List is, how it came to be, the significance of publishing it, and how writers can get ready for next year. The Grey List 2024: https://bit.ly/48sHSF7 Plus - a big announcement!

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Tyler Snure on Writing Y.A. Fiction 40:56

7M ago40:56

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In this week's episode, Paul talks with author Tyler Snure about how he developed and published his Y.A. fiction while still in high school(!), his creative process, and what he discusses in his presentations about writing. http://snurestories.com @SnureStories

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#2 The Graveyard of Pitches 48:28

7M ago48:28

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In this episode, we discuss failure. After a recent rejection of a music pitch, we dive into the open wounds that failure brings into the game of creativity. Inviting you into a conversation covering the pitching process, the relationship to negative self-talk, and external validation.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Victoria Male on Screenwriting 39:26

8M ago39:26

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In this week's episode, Justin and Paul talk to screenwriter Victoria Male about how she got her start, working for director Ivan Reitman, and what advice she has for screenwriters.Worth noting - soon after this recording, Victoria's script SHOWSTOPPER was selected as a finalist in the Nicholl Fellowship…

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James Taylor: 2023 Keynote Speaker Highlights 3:59

8M ago3:59

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As 2023 comes to a close, we celebrate the remarkable impact of James Taylor, a keynote speaker who has captivated audiences globally. Renowned for his engaging storytelling and insightful perspectives, Taylor has left an indelible mark on the world of motivational speaking. This year, from international conferences to industry summits, Taylor's th…

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Barry Putt on Writing Audio Drama 30:44

8M ago30:44

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Paul chats with dramatist/writer/screenwriter Barry M Putt, Jr about writing for audio drama, techniques for creating engaging stories, developing a marketing plan, and his book about the 70s TV show ALICE. https://www.barrymputtjr.com/ Barry's non-fiction book Stories Told through Sound: The Craft of Writing Audio Dramas for Podcasts, Streaming, a…

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#1 Creative Piece: Unfold 3:29

8M ago3:29

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Unfold is a poem written and read by Cam, with sound and music by Joseph. It transports us between what is and what is becoming, taking us on a journey across seas of hope and doubt, bridging the distance between our inner and outer world.Oleh Cam Brandow and Joseph Wilkinson

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Jennifer Manocherian on Theater and Teaching Writing 47:02

8M ago47:02

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This week Paul chatted with Jennifer Manocherian on her work in theater and teaching writing. https://thepeacestudio.org/board-bio-jennifer-manocherian/ Theater Producer and Writer Jennifer Manocherian has been a Broadway and off-Broadway theatre producer for over thirty years. She wrote the book of a musical, Marry Harry, with composers Dan Martin…

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Behind the Drum Kit: Brooke Colucci's Rhythmic Revolution 1:16:45

8M ago1:16:45

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"Rock Angel" shares her personal and professional journey, reflecting on how her passion for drumming has shaped her life and career. Leave a Review Meet Brooke Colucci Brooke Colucci, also known by her hundreds of thousands of fans on social media as "Rock Angel" is a dynamic New York based professional drummer. In this episode we talk to her abou…

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