Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

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Creativity: Hustlers, Fakers, and Thieves is a series about the nature of creativity. Through a series of interviews with working artists we will explore the concepts that inform their creativity. Concepts like Curiosity, Practice, and Failure are considered by artists every day. These are the ideas and values that a creative person has for their work whether they are an apprentice, working artist, or master.

Episodes

  1. 04/26/2024

    The Market Says You’re Not Worth It; Value with Laleh Khorramian

    Laleh Khorramian is an artist who works with paint, fabric, animation video, digital imaging, collage and mono-typing. She uses a vacillating process between them to integrate fiction with spectacle and theatre constructions to explore the discarded and chance outcomes as a creative strategy.

    29 min

  2. 04/12/2024

    Little Bunny Foo Foo & Genius in Creativity; Genius with Anne Washburn, Dramatist

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    27 min
  3. I Wanna Write Like a Samurai; Discipline with Matt Fraction, Comic Book Author

    03/29/2024

    I Wanna Write Like a Samurai; Discipline with Matt Fraction, Comic Book Author

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    36 min

  4. 03/18/2024

    The Idea Train Meets the Morning Kool-Aid; Inspiration with Sean Hogan

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    25 min
  5. No I Meant to Screw That Up; Failure with Merridawn Duckler, Cross Genre Artist

    03/01/2024

    No I Meant to Screw That Up; Failure with Merridawn Duckler, Cross Genre Artist

    Merridawn Duckler is a writer from Oregon, author of INTERSTATE (dancing girl press) and IDIOM (Washburn Prize, Harbor Review) She won the Jewish in Seattle fiction contest and the Elizabeth Sloan Tyler Memorial Award from Woven Tale Press, judged by Ann Beattie. Recent work in Hobart, New Flash Fiction, Penn Review, No Contact, Cheat River Review. She’s an editor at Narrative and the international philosophy journal Evental Aesthetics.

    26 min
  6. Another Creature Out There To Be Discovered; Limits, with Composer Alex Ebert

    02/16/2024

    Another Creature Out There To Be Discovered; Limits, with Composer Alex Ebert

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    25 min

  7. 02/02/2024

    That’s No Way to Climb a Jungle Gym; Lyricism with Alex Ebert

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    26 min

  8. 01/19/2024

    Smashed Plants on Glass; Curiosity with Deb Stoner

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    26 min

  9. 01/05/2024

    What’s So Great About 90? ? Precision with Patrick Edwards

    Creativity: Hustlers Fakers and Thieves

    25 min

  10. 10/14/2022

    Introducing Master and Apprentice

    Welcome to the podcast Creativity: Hustlers, Fakers, and Thieves. Our first episode introduces you to Gary Rogowski, host, Master Craftsman, and author. His Apprentice is Ali Meghdadi, woodworker and scholar. They discuss the format of the podcast and begin to examine some of the issues that working artists face. Issues such as Curiosity, Practice, and Quality are a part of each artist’s philosophy of work. How do artists face a problem and solve it? Is practice more important than talent? And most importantly, how do they handle mistakes, a lack of confidence, or a complete failure in their work? These are everyday issues and not just for the rich and famous but for all artists. What makes C: HFT different is that we presume that Creativity is accessible to all. It is not the province of only a few lucky/ unlucky souls. We can all be creative. C: HFT examines the concepts that all artists intuitively possess. This philosophy informs their work. Master and Apprentice, by virtue of their different time in the field, will examine these issues from two different perspectives. The questions they pose will help us learn new ways of considering Creativity.

    24 min
  • 10 Episodes

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Creativity: Hustlers, Fakers, and Thieves is a series about the nature of creativity. Through a series of interviews with working artists we will explore the concepts that inform their creativity. Concepts like Curiosity, Practice, and Failure are considered by artists every day. These are the ideas and values that a creative person has for their work whether they are an apprentice, working artist, or master.

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