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An interview show with curiosity, heart, and a little weirdness.

21 juli

Curator Catherine Whitney on David Hockney and how the arts stimulate our brains

Catherine Whitney, Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Honolulu Museum of Art, talks with Kendall Guillemette about curating David Hockney's final major retrospective, David Hockney: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation, on view at the Portland Art Museum through July 26. Catherine walks through her path from art dealer, representing Georgia O'Keeffe's estate at the Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, to museum curator and director, and explains what a curator actually does: building a narrative and using artworks and exhibition space to tell it. She and Kendall talk about Hockney's decades of experimenting with new technology, from Xerox copiers to iPads, and about Catherine's next project, Vital Connections: Art in the Brain, an exhibition exploring the neuroscience behind why making and experiencing art is good for your brain and body. She also talks about her work with the Vilcek Foundation, which supports immigrant artists and scientists. So Many Questions is a podcast about curiosity, creativity, and the people behind the work.
30 juni

Why the Giants' Pride Night Fail Was a Wake-up Call for Sports Organizations

Join us as we dive into the world of sports and LGBTQ+ representation with Ken Schultz from Outsports! 🌈 In this episode, we discuss the recent San Francisco Giants Pride Night and the importance of inclusivity in sports. Ken shares his journey as a queer sports writer and the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ fans in the baseball community. Key takeaways: The significance of Pride Night in baseball and its impact on the LGBTQ+ community. Ken's personal experiences as a queer sports fan and writer. The response from the Giants organization and its implications for fans. What's your biggest challenge with LGBTQ+ representation in sports? Drop it in the comments! Subscribe for weekly insights on sports and inclusivity! #PrideMonth #LGBTQ #Sports
3 apr.

Wedding Photographer Builds a Golf Brand on "Good > Safe" | Jonny Hoffner | So Many Questions

Jonny Hoffner turned a philosophy degree into a 17-year wedding photography career and then, during COVID, started a golf apparel brand built around a single idea: good doesn't have to mean safe. Jonny is the co-founder of Paper Antler Photography and Good Lion Golf. He and his wife Michelle have been full-time photographers since 2007, working exclusively from natural light and word-of-mouth referrals. Good Lion Golf launched four years ago after a single sentence on a golf course sparked an idea he couldn't shake. In this conversation: how he accidentally fell into wedding photography, what 42 weddings in one year taught him about sustainability, why Good Lion exists in the narrow space between bland country club culture and loud fratty golf aesthetics, and what therapy and a very simple question from a counselor changed for him. 🔗 Paper Antler Photography: https://www.paperantler.com/ 🔗 Good Lion Golf: https://www.goodliongolf.com/
5 mars

Craig Calcaterra: Leaving Law, Baseball Analytics, and Writing Honestly About the World

Craig Calcaterra is the author of Cup of Coffee, a daily newsletter about baseball and pretty much everything else. In this episode, Craig traces the unlikely path from litigation attorney to sports blogger to NBC Sports writer to newsletter creator—and talks honestly about the luck, timing, and self-sabotage that shaped all of it. They talk about writing authentically when the world feels overwhelming, how sabermetrics changed baseball and then started to ruin it, his book Rethinking Fandom, and the strange feeling of being genuinely content with your work.
2025-12-13 · Bonusinnehåll

2025 End of Year Recap

A brief episode wrapping up 2025 with huge amounts of gratitude to you, our listeners. So so grateful that you've come along on this ride, and very excited about 2026 and all the great conversations we'll get to have, and share with you all. Thank you!
2025-11-22

ep0006: Joshua Graves

This week on So Many Questions..., Kendall talks with author and designer Joshua Graves about why tough conversations are so hard, how kindness differs from “niceness,” and the tools we all need to navigate conflict with more clarity, compassion, and confidence. Joshua shares stories from his upbringing in the South, how workplace dynamics and power structures shaped his communication style, and what he learned while researching and writing his book. They explore generational shifts in communication, boundaries vs. requests, and how to listen without losing yourself. They also talk about mindfulness, trauma-informed approaches, why younger generations communicate so directly with leaders, and why giving yourself grace might be the most revolutionary practice you can adopt. In this episode:• Joshua’s path from jukebox-obsessed kid to designer and author• How culture and power dynamics shape how we handle conflict• “Nice” vs. “kind” — and why the difference matters• Why difficult conversations feel so scary• How to listen with presence (without disappearing)• Setting boundaries that protect you• Generational shifts in workplace communication• Why many people fear talking to people in power• How to prepare for a tough conversation• What gives Joshua hope right now• Joshua’s powerful question of the week About the book:We Need to Talk: A Survival Guide for Tough Conversations offers practical, human-centered tools to help anyone approach high-stakes conversations without scripts, gimmicks, or forcing yourself into “fake” authenticity. A quick, accessible read packed with real stories and flexible frameworks.
2025-11-14

ep0005: Elizabeth Maxson (EMax)

Marketing executive and Contentful CMO Elizabeth “EMax” Maxson joins Kendall to talk about the pivotal career moves, personal risks, and honest moments that shaped her leadership journey. From a life-changing cross-country internship, to navigating male-dominated industries, to building a mothers’ community that now supports nearly 1,000 women, EMax shares what it means to lead with vulnerability, courage, and clarity. She opens up about advocating for women and caregivers, the mental load of parenting, redefining boundaries, and why she rejects “work-life balance” in favor of harmony. EMax also talks self-care routines, slowing down, improv’s “yes and” mindset, and how to build a career grounded in humanity. Whether you're a parent, leader, woman in tech, or someone trying to find stability in a chaotic world, this conversation is full of wisdom, humor, and heart. #Leadership #WomenInTech #WorkingMoms #Caregivers #MarketingLeadership #CMO #CareerGrowth #WorkLifeHarmony #BoundarySetting #Vulnerability #CommunityBuilding #Contentful #SoManyQuestionsPodcast
2025-10-27

ep0004: Ken Seng

Director of Photography Ken Seng (Deadpool, Terminator: Dark Fate) joins Kendall to talk about his journey from business school to shooting massive IMAX action films, including the upcoming Street Fighter movie now filming in Australia. Ken shares how he fell in love with cinematography through the French New Wave, how his time with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) shaped his leadership on set, and what it takes to create stunning visuals on blockbuster productions. From Deadpool's gritty tone to Terminator: Dark Fate's high-speed intensity to building the visual world of Street Fighter, Ken breaks down the art and craft of lighting, camera movement, and collaboration between the director of photography, director, and production team. Topics include: - How DPs develop visual language and style - What makes great IMAX cinematography - Collaboration with directors, VFX, and stunt teams - Balancing art, craft, and pressure on big-budget films - Why Ken believes "long live cinema" Listen to the full conversation and subscribe for more interviews with filmmakers, artists, and storytellers. #StreetFighter #Deadpool #TerminatorDarkFate #Cinematography #DirectorOfPhotography #IMAX #Filmmaking #KenSeng #SoManyQuestionsPodcast
2025-09-23

ep0003: Rob Bell

In this episode of So Many Questions, I sit down with Rob Bell—author, speaker, and former pastor—for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with memories of church-basement punk shows in suburban Chicago and stretches into creativity, vulnerability, and how suffering shapes the art we make. Rob talks about discovering the sermon as an art form, moving through criticism, and learning to surrender outcomes while still giving everything to the work.We also dig into his shift from the stage to more intimate workshops, his podcast, and why presence, curiosity, and risk are central to living a creative life.#RobBell #SoManyQuestions #Creativity #Spirituality #Podcast #Inspiration
2025-08-27

ep0002: Cespedes Family BBQ

Baseball writers Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman (a.k.a. Cespedes Family BBQ) join me to talk about life inside the clubhouse, their journey from teenage bloggers to covering MLB for Yahoo! Sports, and what it’s really like to build a career in baseball media. We talk about: A friendship that led into a career The evolution from baseball tomfoolery to being members of the Baseball Writers Association of America Humblebrags, locker room dynamics, and Bryce Harper stories Why empathy matters in baseball writing Watch the full conversation now and don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes of So Many Questions...
2025-08-14

ep0001: Ethan Marcotte

Ethan Marcotte, the pioneer who coined the term "Responsive Web Design", joins So Many Questions... for a deep and thoughtful conversation. We explore the early web, inclusive design, tech worker power, and the values that shape Ethan’s work. From designing websites in the '90s to writing You Deserve a Tech Union, Ethan shares how community, justice, and craft guide his approach to the internet. We discuss: The origins and impact of responsive web designCrafting accessible, inclusive experiencesThe evolution of the web and independent publishingLabor issues in tech and why tech workers deserve unionsCreativity, critique, and unlearning old habits If you’re a designer, developer, or anyone curious about the intersection of technology and ethics, this episode is for you. QUESTION OF THE WEEK (answer in the comments): What is your favorite thing that you've read recently? Ethan’s website: https://ethanmarcotte.com Like, share, and subscribe for more!
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An interview show with curiosity, heart, and a little weirdness.

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