58 episodes
Magic Hour Jordan Weitzman
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4.9 • 153 Ratings
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A conversation series on photography where host Jordan Weitzman sits down with emerging and established photographers, publishers and editors to discuss their work.
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S*an D. Henry-Smith
Watch their film, Lunar New Year here
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Genesis Baez
In our last episode of the year, Jordan Weitzman gets together with artist Genesis Baez for a generous conversation about her work and upcoming book with Capricious.
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Rahim Fortune
A conversation with Rahim Fortune which took place at the New York Art Book Fair's Classroom program last month. Join host Jordan Weitzman as he talks to Fortune about his book, I can't stand to see you cry, published by Loose Joints.
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Gary Schneider
Jordan Weitzman visits artist and master printer Gary Schneider at his home on Long Island to talk about his innovative work in portraiture, his legendary East Village photo lab, and his friendship with Peter Hujar.
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Customer Reviews
Meaningful Content
Of all the very good podcasts interviewing artist photographers this series has the most varied content on the creative elements involved in producing photographic works. Let’s put it this way, it’s the only photo podcast the benefits from relistening. Highly recommended.
Best photo podcast
My favorite of all the photography focused podcasts out there. I love the selection of guests, ranging from some of my favorite artists to folks I’m learning about for the first time. Jordan is both researched and a great listener and it makes for fascinating conversation.
The best
The best podcast on photography, with insight into the workings of artists that are making great work. Weitzman’s interview style is casual and always leads down interesting paths. His genuine love for photography and interest in his subjects shines through in every episode.
I wish more interviewers would take notes from him. He lets the subjects talk and never makes it about himself.
Thank you Jordan!