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Helping creatives find their voice in an industry that rewards conformity, trends, and bullshit. Photographers. Designers. Filmmakers. Writers. If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing it all wrong in a creative industry obsessed with followers, hustle, and aesthetic perfection, this is for you. Hosted by Patrick Fore, The Terrible Photographer is part therapy session, part creative survival guide. We talk about burnout (without the platitudes), making money (without selling your soul), and wha ...
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This photography podcast takes you ‘beyond the lens,’ exploring the arts, travel, conservation, entrepreneurship, creative culture, and more through deep-dive interviews with some of the world's most influential and inspiring people. Host Richard Bernabe is a renowned photographer, intrepid world traveller, explorer, author, and champion of wildlife and endangered species. He’s been hailed as one of the "Top 30 Influential Photographers on the Web" by the Huffington Post and Influence Digest ...
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For The Heart Still Beating is a podcast for wedding photographers, artists, and creatives who want more than just pretty pictures and perfect timelines. Hosted by Hamburg-based photographer Björn Lexius, this show dives deep into the emotional, often unspoken side of working in the wedding industry — the burnout, the identity crises, the beauty, the doubt, and the why-the-fuck-am-I-still-doing-this moments. It’s not about algorithms or business hacks. It’s about staying human in an industry ...
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Remember your mom's homemade scrapbook? The one with the floral stickers and slightly sticky paper and all of the love? Fantastic! I am so happy you found me! If you are a photographer - brand new, intermediate, or a photographer dinosaur like myself who loves all things photography, this podcast is for you! Centered on photography tutorials and creative growth, this fun photography podcast is perfect for any photographer who just freaking loves photographs. My name's Lissa Chandler and I lo ...
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Welcome to The Becoming Podcast, where we talk about modern-day rites of passage, radical transformation, and other times of becoming in our lives...and how these times can be a catalyst to become more of who you are. Hosted by coach, doula + author Jessie Harrold.
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Rally Caps

Steven Schultz & Eric Floberg

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A podcast for artists, entrepreneurs, and everybody in between. Each week, we pull back the curtain and discuss the successes, struggles, and lessons we've learned in 10+ years of running creative businesses. Our rotating cast of hosts and guests add different perspectives and insight to the world of marketing yourself and creating a brand around your art. Join the Rally Caps team today!
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The Copywriter on Call® podcast is currently on hiatus. Past episodes are still available to tune into anytime you need a spark of inspiration or a boost of copy confidence. Thanks for being here! When you show up as yourself in business, you feel good in your work, so you're able to DO good for your clients and for the world. But with so many “must-have” tactics and strategies online, it isn’t always easy to shed the “shoulds” and express yourself wholeheartedly. Your host, Sara Gillis, and ...
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A motivational podcast and exploration into the vibrant world of glass artistry, creativity, and the unexpected paths we all navigate in life. The Robertson Stash Podcast, hosted by Matt Robertson, an acclaimed borosilicate glass artist celebrated for his whimsical safari animal designs, this podcast transcends the art of glassblowing to delve into broader themes of ambition, authenticity, and the unique journeys we embark upon. At its core, glass artistry is a blend of skill, passion, and i ...
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L4: Living Loud Living Long

Candice Hughes / Living Loud Living Long

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50up Women Know the Change is Real. Get the women’s health you need to live the life you want to lead with Living Loud Living Long (L4). We teach you what health changes to expect after 50 and how to prevent as many as possible. We guide you to healthy living. We help you turn your passions into financial and creative satisfaction. We celebrate 50up women Living Loud Living Long with authentic stories of real people creating the life they want: career switchers, winning athletes, entrepreneu ...
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"I thought the work would save me. I was grossly mistaken." What happens when a stranger on Clubhouse calls you a technician instead of an artist? Patrick breaks down the brutal midnight conversation that cracked open everything he thought he knew about his photography career. From the golden handcuffs of corporate work to the humbling reality of f…
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Everyone loves a comeback story. But what about the part where you’re just… sitting in a garage at 2 a.m., surrounded by half-charged batteries, broken gear, and a growing sense that something inside you might be cracking? This episode isn’t about triumph. It’s about that strange, quiet middle, the one nobody posts about, where you’re not broken, n…
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Fine Art Photography with Brooks Jensen: The Making of LensWork, Lessons in Finding Your Photographic Voice, Creative Constraints, and Seeing in Sixes Brooks Jensen is a fine art photographer, publisher, teacher, and writer. He's best known as the founder, editor, and publisher of LensWork, an award-winning periodical dedicated to fine art photogra…
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What happens when you still love photography but start to wonder if there’s any place left for you in the industry? In this raw, vulnerable episode, Patrick Fore gets brutally honest about what it means to be a working photographer in 2025. From a moment of personal crisis in a cluttered garage to the soul-draining grind of cold outreach and algori…
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Landscape photography with Marc Adamus: Chasing the Light, the Magic of Discovery, Essential Wilderness, and His New Book 'The Way Home.' Marc Adamus is one of the most celebrated landscape photographers working today. Known for his dramatic compositions and fearless pursuit of remote wilderness, Marc has carved out a unique space at the intersecti…
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Episode Title: Why Shapes How On Intention, Execution, and the Lie of Objectivity Description: You can nail the lighting. Get the shot. Hit all the settings. But if you don’t know why you’re making the image, it’s just visual noise. In this episode of The Terrible Photographer Podcast, we dig into the lie at the heart of modern photography — that t…
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This episode wasn’t planned. But with federal troops deployed in Los Angeles, students arrested, immigrants targeted, and journalists silenced — it felt dishonest to pretend everything was normal. In this special essay-style episode, I explore the role of photography in moments of protest and power: Why the frame is never neutral How truth is shape…
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At some point, every artist has to choose: Keep making work that gets likes. Or make work that actually says something. This is an episode about the quiet uprising. The moment you stop painting for the academy. The moment you realize you’re not burned out from doing too much, you’re burned out from doing too much that means nothing. We start with a…
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Adventure photography with Chris Burkard: Adventure Photographer and Filmmaker on Embracing Uncertainty and Discomfort to Discover Creativity and Joy. Chris Burkard is an American adventure and landscape photographer, filmmaker, speaker, creative director, and explorer now living with his family in Reykjavik, Iceland. He is best known for his inspi…
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Summary In this engaging conversation, Björn Lexius and Fer Juaristi explore the intricacies of photography, particularly in the wedding industry. They discuss the importance of authenticity, the balance between creativity and structure, and the impact of social media on photographers. The conversation delves into personal insecurities, the evolvin…
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Summary In this introductory episode, Björn Lexius shares his vision for a new podcast focused on authentic conversations in the wedding photography space. He emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, emotional connection, and the creative journey, aiming to create a community for those who feel out of place in the industry. The podcast seeks to …
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This week, I throw out the episode I was planning and respond to an email from Carri, a baby photographer from Michigan, whose words hit like a punch in the face. We’re talking about a different kind of burnout. Not from hustle, but from creative absence. From stillness. From not getting to do the thing you love. This is for the photographers, and …
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Wildlife and travel photography with Sue Flood: Lessons From David Attenborough, Blue Planet, The Perfect Penguin, and a Life of Polar Photography Travel. Sue Flood is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker, zoologist, adventure travel leader and public speaker. Her work takes her all over the world but she has a special passion for the wildli…
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You ever clean your entire house and still smell something rotting? This episode is about that. Except the smell is coming from your portfolio. In Episode 10, we’re talking creative decay — that slow, invisible rot that sets in when your work looks good but feels dead. From personal stories (including one involving a bathtub and a topless model rea…
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Matt Robertson chats with comedian Craig Conant to dive deep into his journey through comedy, sobriety, and viral moments. Craig shares wild stories from his early days, including a legendary "loosey goosey" mushroom-fueled driving adventure and his experiences performing at comedy clubs like Denver Comedy Works. Craig opens up about overcoming sub…
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Some nights, what keeps you up isn't anxiety, it’s the quiet ache of misalignment. In this episode, we dive into the emotional and economic toll of creative work: the burnout, the spirals, the slow erosion of joy when your art becomes your paycheck. Patrick opens up about nearly quitting photography, the paradox of making a living off your creativi…
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Photography Book Release Party with Quintin Lake: The Perimeter - A Photographic Journey Around the Coast of Britain. Quintin Lake is a multi-award-winning British photographer specializing in landscape and architecture, with twenty-five years of experience. A fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and Royal Society of Arts, his work has been fea…
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Matt Robertson chats with Andrew Morris (AKM), a legendary glass artist known for his intricate skull-themed pipes and innovative glassblowing techniques. He explains that if you want this life, you need to work harder than everyone else and why you need to put in the hours. Andrew takes us through his journey from a weekend glass class in high sch…
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We all start by imitating. That’s human. But somewhere along the line, many of us stopped making work we love — and started making work that just looks like it belongs to someone else. In this episode, Patrick tells the strange, slightly heartbreaking story of Klarbinnax-7, an alien who crash-lands in California and becomes a crude copy of a worksh…
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Welcome back to another episode of The Becoming Podcast, all! I'm delighted to bring you my conversation with writer Cindy DiTiberio today. I've been following Cindy's work on her Substack, The Mother Lode, for quite a while now, and I know you're going to love our conversation. So many of my clients and the women I connect with are experiencing – …
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Matt Robertson chats with TAFARI and Patrick, founders of TAFARI WORLD, as they share their incredible entrepreneurial story from humble beginnings to launching a global fashion brand. They detail their transformation from struggling artists to creative entrepreneurs, revealing how passion, persistence, and belief in their vision led them to create…
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this episode is a love letter to color. Not just as an aesthetic choice—but as psychology, science, culture, and storytelling. We start with a fictional moment on a busy New York City street, then dive into a 5-minute crash course on color theory (Bill Nye style), unpack cultural associations across time and geography, and land on practical ways to…
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This one’s personal. In this episode, Patrick shares the story of a full-blown burnout that ended behind a dumpster — and why it didn’t start there. We talk about what burnout really looks like (spoiler: it’s not just being tired), how the body reacts to prolonged stress, and how that quiet voice telling you you’ve “lost it” might just be your nerv…
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Matt Robertson chats with Bluegrass Glass, a renowned glass artist who's carved out a unique path between art, music, and farming. They dive deep into his transformative journey from scientific glass work in New Jersey to creating iconic lamp-inspired pieces in Arkansas. Discover how he transitioned from a bustling glass studio to working solo on a…
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This week’s episode isn’t about trends, trolls, or gear. It’s about something quieter — the part of you that refuses to give up, even when the work feels impossible. We explore the idea of creative resistance, the myth of “falling behind,” and why showing up (even in small ways) is its own kind of creative power. There’s a story about trees, Biosph…
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Travel photography with Susan Seubert: National Geographic Travel Photographer on Winning an Alfred Eisenstaedt Award, Magnum Photos, Beauty, Truth, and Storytelling. Award-wining travel photographer Susan Seubert has completed photography assignments for National Geographic, The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Travel and Leisure and many oth…
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You’re not missing a magic lens. There’s no course, preset pack, or algorithm trick that’s secretly holding you back. The truth is less glamorous — but way more powerful. In this episode, Patrick peels back the myth of overnight success and calls out the industry’s obsession with shortcuts. Through stories from world-class kitchens, overlooked jazz…
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In this raw and unflinching episode, Patrick explores the psychology behind creative self-doubt and why your inner critic might be the biggest obstacle to your growth. Drawing from neuroscience research and brutally honest personal stories, this episode tackles the uncomfortable truths about self-criticism that most creative podcasts won't touch. W…
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Matt Robertson chats with the viral sensation, Cowboy Jon, AKA @Seedsandkeys2 on Instagram, who takes us on a wild ride through his experiences growing cannabis in Northern California's Emerald Triangle. From his early days as a teenage weed enthusiast in upstate New York to becoming a major hemp farmer in Colorado, Cowboy Jon shares the incredible…
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Patrick calls out the toxic gatekeeping culture that's suffocating creativity in photography — and offers a better way forward for anyone tired of comment-section warriors and gear snobs who've confused being an asshole with having standards. Episode Summary From unsolicited critique bros to insecure middle-aged men treating Instagram like academic…
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Welcome to the first episode of The Terrible Photographer — a podcast for working photographers and creative humans who are done with fake positivity, influencer bullshit, and pretending they have it all figured out. Episode Summary Patrick shares the brutal Clubhouse critique that sparked this entire podcast, explores why "terrible" might be the m…
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A show about creativity, survival, and making work that actually means something. Hosted by commercial photographer and reluctant philosopher Patrick Fore, this podcast isn’t about gear, presets, or going viral. It’s about the tension of making honest work in a curated world — and what it means to stay inspired when you're burned out, broke, or cre…
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Matt Robertson chats with glass artist Jerry Kelly about his journey through 30 years of glass blowing, Dead tour memories, and artistic evolution. Jerry shares insider stories from the early days of pipe making, discusses his organic cannabis growing techniques, and reflects on the changing landscape of glass art. From trading pipes on Grateful De…
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Conservation photography with Morgan Heim: Wildlife Conservation Photography, Floral Tributes to Roadkill, and the Power of Personal Passion Projects. Morgan Heim is a wildlife conservation photographer and filmmaker based in Astoria, Oregon. She uses her talents to focus on the coexistence between humans and wildlife and how human-influenced chang…
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Matt Robertson chats with Ezequiel, AKA @clubleafy on Instagram, a key partner in the FullMoon Sesh - a global cannabis event series spanning 10 countries. Ezekiel shares insights into the organization's origins in Europe, their unique full moon-themed competitions, and the exciting cannabis industry and culture in Argentina. They discuss the legal…
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Travel wisdom with Emmy-Award-Winning Travel TV Host Samantha Brown: Travel Wisdom and Places To Love. Emmy-Award-Winning Travel TV Host Samantha Brown has spent the past 25 years bringing the joy of travel into millions of homes through her work with the Travel Channel and PBS. She currently hosts 'Samantha Brown's Places To Love' on PBS. Known fo…
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Matt Robertson chats with Nico Cray, a renowned glass artist to discuss his journey into glass blowing, growing up with a famous glass artist father,and how he was immersed in the craft from a young age at just 6 years old. Nico talks about his transition from soft glass to pipe making, and how he found his niche in the industry. He also opens up a…
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Matt Robertson chats with Sam Anderson, the owner of Nanook Lodge on the remote and pristine Stuart Island in northern British Columbia, to discuss how his family's fishing lodge has evolved into a premier wildlife photography destination, with a focus on capturing the incredible annual migration the American Bald Eagles which flock to the area to …
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Welcome all! I'm really excited to introduce you to Enfys J. Book on the Becoming podcast today. I came across Enfys' new book Queer Rites: A Magickal Grimoire to Honor Your Milestones with Pride in a random search for other folks who were just as nerdy about rites of passage as I am. I really loved getting to know them and the conversation we had …
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Productivity Hacks for Creators: Chronotypes and Energy Matching, Pareto's and Parkinson’s Principles, Automation and Delegation. Richard Bernabe on productivity hacks and techniques for creators - photographers, artists, writers, musicians, etc. - so they can spend more of their time on the act on creating and less time bogged down on the mundane …
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Matt Robertson chats with glass artist Avatar Glass to discuss his journey into the medium which started when he was only 13 years old. Avatar recounts becoming fascinated with glass blowing as a teenager, building his own studio in high school and honing his skills despite the risks. As his technical abilities grew, Avatar developed a distinct art…
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Matt Robertson chats with world-renowned fitness trainer and model, Gregg Avedon, to discuss his incredible journey from bodybuilding to the glamorous world of high-fashion modeling. Gregg shares how he first discovered his passion for fitness at just 15 years old, leading to his first bodybuilding competition at 17. He then delves into his transit…
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Photography with Thomas Nicolon and The Congo: Photographing the Wildest Place on Earth and How to Outrun a Charging Elephant. Thomas Nicolon is a French National Geographic photographer and explorer documenting wildlife conservation worldwide, with work featured in National Geographic, Le Monde, GEO, Reuters, and other major media outlets. During …
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Matt Robertson chats with Glass artist Andrew Mitchell, about his passion for glass blowing and his thriving career in the music industry – including when he gave George Clinton a bag of mushrooms and he ate the entire bag all at once! Mitchell shares his fascinating journey, from his early exposure to the glass pipe culture at live music festivals…
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Hello beautiful ones, and welcome back to The Becoming Podcast. Today on the show I am thrilled to introduce you to Ruth Allen. I have been following (and loving) Ruth's work for a number of years, and I've absolutely loved her two books, Grounded and Weathering. Her work and her writing has deeply shaped the way I think about the natural world and…
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Matt Robertson chats with UFC Mixed Martial Artist, Justin “The Highlight” Gaethje, to explore his remarkable journey. From his family's copper mining roots in Arizona to his rise in the world of MMA, Gaethje shares a fascinating glimpse into his life. He discusses his transition to wrestling, his serendipitous introduction to fighting, and his can…
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Matt Robertson chats with glass artist, Sibelley Yukesk, about her stories of extensive travels, personal growth, and deep connection to glass. Sibelley opens up about adjusting to the mountain climate, embracing the local glass community, and the challenges and satisfactions of working with the medium. They also explores the mystical and adventuro…
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Matt Robertson chats with Professional Motorcycle Racer, Cody Webb, about his upcoming races and navigating a major career transition, moving from Sherco to a three-year deal with Yamaha. Cody also shares an inside look at the challenges and opportunities of being a privateer, from managing his own team to testing cutting-edge bike modifications. H…
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Photography with Kaylee Greer: Dogtography, Pupparazzi, and the Power of Photography in Finding Forever Homes for Shelter Dogs. Kaylee Greer isn't just a multi-International award-winning commercial dog photographer; she's a storyteller with a camera, capturing the vibrant personalities of dogs in all their goofy, majestic, and heartwarming glory. …
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