Myth vs. Craft sheds light on the process and inspiration that drive people to pursue and hone their craft.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | Performing ArtsArtsMusic |
Nash Edgerton tells me about how he and his brother Joel first fell in love with movies as kids and how he decided to become a stuntman. He shares how he started making his own mini-movie clips to help him get jobs as a stunt performer, and how this ... more
The incredibly talented Mark Lettieri speaks about his musical career and learning how to find balance making a living as a musician. He explains why he doesn't regret taking even bad gigs early on in his career, which type of gig makes him nervous a... more
Guitarist and singer/songwriter Ben Poole tells us how listening to Voodoo Child changed his life and sparked his musical journey. He describes the ups and downs of life on the road and how audiences are different in each country. He shares stories, ... more
Take a behind the scenes look at the methods, motivation and creative vision of the multi-talented photographer, director, producer & musician Sam Jones. Among other topics, he explains how working as a cartoonist for his college newspaper prepared h... more
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I lost my Big brother 4 months ago. I’ve gone through plenty of family deaths. How do I survive this? Thank you for covering this !
I very recently and suddenly lost my brother. This episode was very comforting and informative for during these first few weeks and on.
I just enjoy the heck out of these interviews. The guy interviewing is top notch. You have done your homework! I agree with Campbell on that one. These artists are folks have found joy in their lives playing music while being good friends and family on this lonely rock. I’d love to hear Delbert McClinton, another Texas legend. Thank you Texas! He’s getting pretty old so you might get to it. I saw him open for the Stones in Dallas in ‘07. His memoir came out a few weeks ago.
I have been listening to this podcast for a few weeks now. I have probably heard about 6 episodes so far. It's most likely I will listen to them all. He seems to like guitar players, but not strictly, photographers seem to be poplular. I like that his subjects tend to be Artists as opposed to celebrities. The closest to a celebrity has been Mike Campbell and I'm completely alright with that. The interview with Mike was GREAT.
Thoughtful, informed questions. You can tell Campbell--and your other interview subjects--appreciate that. So does this listener. Look forward to lots more interviews about craft with musicians and others.
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