
Iterations is the audio version of my occasional journal/newsletter where I share stories, personal experiences, and ongoing questions around creativity, process, and making things that matter. Some episodes are more reflective, some are more practical, and some are just me thinking out loud and trying to make sense of things.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureArts | |||

I’ve always thought of archives as places where things go when they’re finished. Sort of a record of the past or a cold storage collection of what mattered after the fact. But lately, I’ve started to think of an archive differently. Maybe it isn’t ju... more
So there I was, looking through stacks of receivers, DVD players, and the odd VCR when I spotted something I didn’t recognize. It was big — big enough to cover nearly two receivers. A CD player was sitting on top of it and when I lifted it off, I thi... more
When I was a kid, the camera only came out for special occasions. A single roll of film might last months, sometimes longer. Most of the time the camera lived in a cupboard until there was a reason to bring it out. Birthdays. Christmas. Vacations. Gr... more
I've built more personal websites than I care to count, starting with my first one back in 1997. For years, the goal was simple — keep it fresh, keep it updated, keep the portfolio current enough to land the next job. I picked that habit up partly fr... more
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I rather enjoy these brief but thoughtful recordings of Jeffery’s life and practice. They are almost meditative in delivery. I highly recommend his other podcasts as well. It’s not about the likes and subscribers and seems more focused on the exploration of what is in front of him mentally or physically in that moment in time.
Thank you for the Father Bill episode, hearing his voice at the end made me sob. I’m honored to say that he was a good friend of mine and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of something that he would love and reach for my phone and then remember that can’t call him 😥 I’m a big collector of his work and have collaborated with him on a few projects and just having his works around me everyday seems to bring me peace just like the man himself. He said in his last print interview “I ... more
Have you had ideas you knew where great - maybe even one image that starts the idea? But can’t move beyond that? I ‘ve decided it’s to ward off disappointment. Potential versus reality. R
You generated sparks- had to stop and go to notebook 📓 and write down … an idea for an image I am working on and ….the practice of working multiple projects at once. Thinking now that painters studios can be filled with works of varying completeness and vintage. Photography starts with click and the. development and maybe that’s how I avoided … great episode. R
Deep n meaningful and very funny at times. Especially the ones with Sean Tucker. Love love ❤️ these talks
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Iterations centers on personal practice, creativity, and the evolving relationship with making things that matter. Across episodes, listeners hear thoughtful reflections on attention, process, and how tools, archives, and daily work shape artistic and creative outcomes. The host often blends meditation-like introspection with practical notes on technique, equipment, and design, offering a cadence that feels like a reflective journal turned into thoughtful conversations with fellow makers. A notable throughline is how curiosity, restraint, and intentional decision-making drive meaningful work rather than chasing trends or metrics.
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