87: Nick Thune – How to Become a Successful Comedian
Apr 27, 2016
It’s one thing to want to do something and it’s another thing to just do it, whether or not anyone’s asked you to. Today I’m talking to one of the funniest guys I know, someone I’ve known since my Seattle days, Nick Thune. Since our time in the Northwest, he has moved down to Hollywood […]
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86: Nick Onken – What to Do in the In-Betweens
Apr 21, 2016
Your self worth doesn’t equal what, how much, and who you’re working for. I’d be lying if I said the freelance entrepreneurial life was easy. There’s definitely phases of feast and famine, slow times and busy times. I go through dry spells with work, and I wanted to share what I’ve learned through these times....
85: Daniel Arsham – How to Twist People’s Expectations with Art
Apr 13, 2016
Since I’ve started making work it always feels like whatever idea I’m delving into in the present is the last good idea. Art is all about people’s expectations. Some artists represent the world as it is, and some artists have a goal of manipulating that representation. Daniel Arsham aims to do just that with his...
84: Nick Onken – Ten Books for Creative Entrepreneurs Part 2
Apr 6, 2016
I’m constantly reminding myself to be grateful for what I have and where I’m at, and also to think outward. Today I’m continuing my list of my top books for the creative entrepreneur. You can listen to part one of my list here. These books are great for learning about creativity, both the artistic process...