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"Artistry flourishes in shared conversation." Everyone struggles with self-doubt and motivation in their careers. The Other 22 Hours Podcast features conversations with renowned musicians and artists, sharing tools for resilience, helping you feel more inspired, connected, and confident in your creative journey. Hosted by music producer Aaron Shafer-Haiss, and singer-songwriter Michaela Anne, thes... more

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Yancey Strickler is a writer and entrepreneur that co-founded Kickstarter (and was CEO for 3 years), Metalabel, The Creative Independent, and A-Corp (Artist Corporations). Essentially, each of these ventures exist to equip creative people with capabi... more

Josh Radnor is an actor, director, writer, singer/songwriter best known as Ted Mosby from the TV show 'How I Met Your Mother'. In addition to 9 seasons of the hit show, he has written and directed multiple films, appeared on Broadway, released multip... more

AJR are a multi-platinum trio of brothers who started busking in NYC in 2005, and have gone on to release 10 records/EPs (mostly independently, with only 1 major label release), rack up 8+ platinum singles (some multi) and 1 platinum record, nominati... more

Dave Hause's spans 30+ years, from Philly-based punk and hardcore bands (like Paint it Black and The Loved Ones) to his solo career, dozens of records and world-wide touring, and starting his own label with his brother called Blood Harmony Records. W... more

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Recent Guests

Yancey Strickler
Co-founder of Kickstarter, creator of The Creative Independent and Metalabel.
Kickstarter
Episode: Revolutionizing the Creative Economy with Yancey Strickler.
Jack AJR
Member of the band AJR
AJR
Episode: AJR on laughing at yourself, failing quickly, and reading the comments.
Ryan AJR
Member of the band AJR
AJR
Episode: AJR on laughing at yourself, failing quickly, and reading the comments.
Dave Hause
Singer-songwriter from Philadelphia, known for his punk rock influences and for his band The Loved Ones.
Blood Harmony
Episode: Dave Hause on blue collar, anticipation, and minor tweaks.
Hayes Carll
A Texas-based singer-songwriter known for his storytelling and emotive music.
Episode: Hayes Carll on journaling, divesting from outcomes, and self solidity.
Mike Merenda
Half of the folk band The Mammals, actively promoting musical traditions
The Mammals
Episode: The Mammals on tradition, links in the chain, and localism.
Ruthy Ungar
Half of the folk band The Mammals, involved in community music traditions
The Mammals
Episode: The Mammals on tradition, links in the chain, and localism.
Tammy Rogers
Founding member of the Grammy-winning bluegrass band The SteelDrivers, advocate for collective bargaining in the music industry.
The SteelDrivers
Episode: Tammy Rogers (The SteelDrivers) on collective bargaining, studio vs road, and flexibility.
Carissa Potter
Artist, author, and illustrator, known as People I've Loved
People I've Loved
Episode: Carissa Potter (People I've Loved) on containing multitudes, universal basic income, and toxicity.

Hosts

Aaron Shafer-Haiss
Host and music producer, specializing in conversations about artistry and creativity within the music industry.
Michaela Anne
Co-host and singer-songwriter, known for her engaging dialogue that invites guests to share their authentic artistic experiences.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 121 ratings
  • Insightful look into the music industry

    As an independent musician , this podcast brings me a lot of joy and solace. Thanks for all the insight and wisdom . Worth a listen for any musician or music fan interest in a clear eyed look into the ups and downs of making a life in the arts .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MP south atlanta
    United Statesa year ago
  • What a Great Show!

    This is a great podcast! I am not a music professional - simply try to support them - but I really enjoy this podcast. I loved Mary Chapin Carpenter's interview during Season One and adored the recent episode with Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams. Thanks for your work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wanttoleavereview2
    United Statesa year ago
  • A wonderful listen for all long-time creatives

    I am very very grateful that this podcast has been created.

    For those working at creating a life in the creative arts - songwriting and music in particular - this is a lovely resource. Listening to these very honest interviews is like water for the desert crossing of keeping at it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alma Liisa
    Finland2 years ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Such a fan of this podcast and love its premise! I so appreciate the refreshing honesty and real conversations with amazing musicians and songwriters. Michaela and Aaron are wonderful and do a fabulous job asking the important questions, and exploring topics that are essential to creatives living balanced, fulfilling lives in our a post-Covid world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    XtinaMae
    United States2 years ago
  • Love it

    Great show. Thoughtful questions, good listeners. The Adia Victoria episode is *wow.*

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lil' Q
    United States2 years ago

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Many enjoy the genuine conversations and the quality of questions asked by the hosts, finding them to be thoughtful and engaging.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its insightful look into the music industry, particularly valuing the honesty and relatability of the discussions.
Several reviews highlight the podcast's ability to bring comfort and encouragement to artists facing challenges in their careers, acknowledging its relevance to creative individuals.

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Revolutionizing the Creative Economy with Yancey Strickler.
Q: How can we convince ourselves that we have the potential to gain leverage, but that we already have the power, even when we don't have the big income, the big following, any of that stuff?
Yancey discusses the importance of acknowledging the power that exists within creative communities and stresses that legitimacy can come from peer validation rather than traditional industry standards.
Daren Thomas Magee on tuning your instrument, funnels, and cliches.
Q: Do you feel that pressure in your creation?
Yes, Daren acknowledges the pressure he feels to support his employee and the implications that has on his creativity and business decisions.
Daren Thomas Magee on tuning your instrument, funnels, and cliches.
Q: Can you talk about in your field of illustrating and doing design work, how you've learned along the way, if you've learned the importance of tuning your instrument and what that looks like for you?
Daren discusses the importance of self-care practices like exercise and meditation, stating that taking care of himself helps alleviate mental torment and enhances his creativity.
Maggie Smith on creative purity, trusting yourself, and arm wrestling.
Q: What's your best advice for writers?
One of the best pieces of advice Maggie received was to focus inward and trust the process of creativity, isolating oneself from the noise of audience expectations.
Maggie Smith on creative purity, trusting yourself, and arm wrestling.
Q: What is your place with your audience?
Maggie explains that when she began her career, she didn't think about the audience much but gained more awareness later on when her work gained popularity.

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What is The Other 22 Hours about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the lives and challenges faced by artists, this podcast features deep conversations with a diverse range of musicians and creative professionals. The discussions often revolve around navigating the complexities of artistic integrity, self-doubt, and the evolving landscape of the music industry. Noteworthy topics include resilience, personal growth, community support, and the intersection of personal and professional lives in the creative realm. Most episodes aim to provide listeners with relatable experiences and practical tools that foster creativity and connection while encouraging artists to embrace their unique journeys through art. The personal and authentic nature of these conversations distinguishes this show from typical ... more

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1. Yancey Strickler
2. Jack AJR
3. Ryan AJR
4. Dave Hause
5. Hayes Carll
6. Mike Merenda
7. Ruthy Ungar
8. Tammy Rogers

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