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Caleb Hinz is a musician, producer, t-shirt maker and artist from Saint Paul, Minnesota. Some of the highlights of what we covered in this conversation are chatting about how his artistic upbringing impacted his current work, the benefits of surrounding yourself with creative people in your life, how he juggles what seems like a million projects at once, Caleb’s song-writing process, and defining success. We also get into how his t-shirt brand Normal Parents began, and the story behind the head-scratching slogan on one of his tees, which is “art changes nothing.”

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Episode 12: Caleb Hinz - Distortion, Project-Juggling, and Why “Art Changes Nothing”

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