Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle explore what it takes to survive as a creative today. From juggling side gigs to redefining success, we dive into the real stories behind making a living when one job just isn’t enough
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 309 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsSociety & Culture |
Writer and video essayist Michael Burns joins us to talk about what happens when the platform you helped build stops serving the work and starts serving itself. After Wisecrack, he set out to make something smaller, stranger, and more his own. We get... more
Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle briefly introduce Curiosity Weekly, a podcast from Discovery that helps makes sense of the world we live in. The show breaks down science and tech in a way that connects to everyday life and we hope you enjoy it as m... more
Ana and Mike compare notes from the road: Ana’s on assignment in small-town Maine chasing a political story she believes in, and Mike’s in between tour legs, chasing rent. They get into the economics of chasing meaning when the math doesn’t make sens... more
Comedian and actor Ron Funches joins us for a deeply funny and unexpectedly honest conversation about the strange economics of creative work. We talk about surviving on joy, staying positive when nothing’s going right, and why failure is sometimes pa... more
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Really good at digging into how to do your stuff, be true to yourself, and support yourself and others all at the same time. No easy answers but plenty of great information!
New favorite podcast— great guests, incredibly timely takes on evergreen factors of choosing a creative life/ career. Hard to describe how much insight, humor, and non-corny vulnerability these two + their guests bring to every episode. Deep dives punctuated by levity and breakthroughs that feel earned rather than performed. Loved the Tompkins and Loftus episodes most. Glad every episode ends on a note of sane uplift.
Engaging discussions with people struggling in the gig economy
I have listened to and watched Cox since 2007, and I have loved 90 Days … and very much appreciate that she is making Another Day! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Really, really liked the first episode. Comfort and strength! Cheers, Cecilie from Hvitsten, Norway
Love your show, used to never miss it, but that’s when I could listen to the whole thing. You asked us to go vote for your podcast and I did. Now I can’t listen unless I pay for it? Unsubscribing 😕
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The content revolves around the challenges faced by creatives in the current economic landscape, with hosts Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle engaging in meaningful conversations about the realities of navigating careers in various creative fields. Topics range from the intricacies of the creative economy to the personal stories of industry professionals who share their experiences of financial instability, artistic integrity, and the balance between personal values and commercial success. Episodes feature insightful discussions with guests from diverse backgrounds, shedding light on their unique journeys and perspectives while emphasizing community and resilience in the arts.
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2. Ron Funches
3. Siri Dahl
4. Rhett Miller
5. Jody Avirgan
6. Maggie Mae Fish
7. Taylor Lorenz
8. Paul F. Tompkins
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