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Alex Perlman
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Creativity is hard to define. It's intangible but one great idea can alter how you see the world. Want to feel inspired? Each week, ESPN broadcaster Alex Perlman talks to creative people who excel in a wide range of areas, immersing you in their process and diving into what makes them successful.

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    Musical Theatre Copyist, Composer and Writer Erin Reifler

    Erin Reifler went to college as an accomplished trombonist with a focus on cognitive science, but quickly shifted gears, realizing her true calling was in musical theatre.  After graduating and then obtaining a Masters in Musical Theatre Writing, Erin sent out dozens of emails looking to learn from those she admired. One of those responses would change her life. As composer and music director Jason Howland's right hand, Erin has worked on celebrated Broadway titles like Shucked and The Great Gatsby. She's also developing her own material in hopes to make her mark on theatre. Erin explains how she constantly utilizes creativity in all of these different projects, with plenty of advice and wisdom along the way, in this enlightening conversation. -Check out Erin's website -Follow Erin on Instagram -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    Finback Brewery CEO and Co-Founder Basil Lee

    Basil Lee took quite the circuitous route to co-founding a craft brewery. He attended art school on the road to becoming an architect, working for a large firm for almost 10 years. As so often happens, Basil came to a crossroads. Does he keep progressing with his current company? Does he try to open his own firm? Or is it time for a new challenge altogether? Basil chose to dive into the craft beer world with art school friend and Finback Brewery co-founder Kevin Stafford. Together they secured a space in little-traveled Glendale, a neighborhood in Queens that’s a good 30-minute walk from the closest subway station. Over the years, Basil has been remarkably creative in positioning the business for success, pivoting to a delivery service during the pandemic and designing each space for different experiences. Hear how that flexibility - and his unique talents - have helped Finback grow into a beloved part of the vibrant New York City beer scene in this illuminating conversation. -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    ReelAbilities Film Festival Co-Founder Isaac Zablocki

    Isaac Zablocki has always had a passion for film - from watching movies at an early age to studying them to helping make and curate them as a professional.  Throughout his career, he's wondered...what are people not seeing in the industry right now? Since Isaac dealt with a learning disability earlier in life, the answer was evident and brought about the creation of the ReelAbilities Film Festival. It's the largest endeavor of its kind - showcasing films involving disabled filmmakers and actors with themes that revolve around inclusion.  As if that's not enough, Isaac also serves as Director of Film Programs at the Meyerson JCC in Manhattan, bringing a wide range of features to the public throughout the year. Isaac is helping push cinema forward and make it more inclusive. Learn more about him and ReelAbilities in this informative conversation. -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    New Yorker Cartoonist and Comedian Asher Perlman

    Asher Perlman has spent his entire professional life in comedy - from the famed Second City in Chicago to writing for the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, but his foundation came from cartoons. His dad taught him the basics from a young age growing up in Madison, Wisconsin and he's carried on that legacy as one of the few cartoonists to publish in The New Yorker regularly. That's no surprise - Asher's work is pithy, his observations are spot-on and his jokes are universal. His debut cartoon collection "Well, This Is Me" comes out on June 18th and is already an Amazon Best Seller.  Learn where Asher's ideas come from, how he converts them to paper and what drives his creativity in this in-depth conversation. -Follow Asher on Instagram -Preorder "Well, This Is Me" -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    The Perfect Loaf's Maurizio Leo

    Maurizio Leo's considered one of the country's top sourdough experts. You'd think that means he's been a professional baker his entire adult life, right? Not so much. The Albuquerque, New Mexico native grew up in his father's Italian restaurant but actually became a software engineer. Maurizio never stopped baking for fun and started his website The Perfect Loaf a little more than a decade ago, where he’d post sourdough recipes he was trying out in the kitchen. It grew slowly at first, but that little side project became the launching point for countless bakers as they began their sourdough journey - it was for me. Learn Maurizio's process for developing new recipes, how he grew The Perfect Loaf into a New York Times best-selling cookbook and how a passion has become so much more. There's something here for everyone - from the expert bread baker to someone who's never heard of a sourdough starter! -Follow Maurizio on Instagram -Check out The Perfect Loaf -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    Record Executive and Producer Michael Goldwasser

    Michael Goldwasser has done just about everything in the music industry - from performing to production - and across all different genres. He also founded Easy Star Records in 1996, which has become a leading independent reggae label. Recently Michael teamed with Jason Mraz to produce his album Look For The Good, a collection of songs that not only entertain, but deliver an important message about life and ways to look at the world around you. Learn about Michael's musical influences (they aren't only reggae), find out how he possibly manages so many different roles and discover what he's learned from a lifetime of music in this expansive conversation. Follow Michael on Instagram and Twitter Check out Michael's website -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    Master Crossword Constructor Jeff Chen

    Jeff Chen has published 138 crossword puzzles in the New York Times. That's already tied for 22nd all-time and he's only been doing this for 12 years. Why the late start? Jeff's background is actually in mechanical engineering and technology. He was immensely successful in the pharmaceutical industry but felt like it was time for a new adventure. Enter wordplay and writing. Jeff now spends his time constructing puzzles, authoring novels and exercising the more creative side of his mind. Turns out...he's pretty good at that too. Learn about what drew Jeff into the world of crosswords, how he brainstorms different themes to entertain solvers and what keeps him coming back for more in this intriguing conversation. -Follow Jeff on Twitter -Check out Jeff's website -Follow Alex on Instagram

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    Subpar Parks' Amber Share

    Amber Share had always been passionate about design, but never pursued it as a career, instead opting for a life in marketing. That wasn't enough - she never felt completely fulfilled and still had the urge to create. Then Amber began the venture that would change her life - Subpar Parks. Simply put, she takes a 1-star online review of a national park or monument, draws an image from it and then slaps on a ridiculous comment. A perfect example is the one she did for Devils Tower National Monument in Wyoming - "just a big rock". What started as a pet project has grown exponentially - with her Instagram amassing more than 400-thousand followers and she's now working on it full-time, shipping out calendars, puzzles, prints and more. Learn why Amber decided to start Subpar Parks, how she turns a negative review into an illustration and she reveals her short list of favorites in this illuminating conversation. -Follow Subpar Parks on Instagram and Twitter -Shop Amber's designs -Follow Alex on Instagram

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Creativity is hard to define. It's intangible but one great idea can alter how you see the world. Want to feel inspired? Each week, ESPN broadcaster Alex Perlman talks to creative people who excel in a wide range of areas, immersing you in their process and diving into what makes them successful.

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    Alex Perlman
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