The Other 22 Hours
autor: Michaela Anne, Aaron Shafer-Haiss
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Richard Thompson on coming back to center, songs that live in the…
Richard Thompson on coming back to center, songs that live in the…
O tym podcaście
An exploration of the creative life, lived in the in-between.
A sanctuary for the creative spirit in a results-obsessed world.
Moving beyond the highlight reel, hosts and working musicians Aaron Shafer-Haiss and Michaela Anne facilitate intimate, artist-to-artist conversations with renowned musicians, authors, visual artists and actors about the grit required to sustain a life in the arts. From navigating doubt to finding stillness, this is the reality of the work. Unfiltered.
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- Richard Thompson on coming back to center, songs that live in the margins, and catching the horse. · 39 min · Odcinek 173Richard Thompson was a teenager when he co-founded the influential British folk-rock band Fairport Convention. In the six decades since, he wrote “1952 Vincent Black Lightning”…
- Charlie Worsham on good-enough routines, relief vs revenge, and two slices of lonely carrot cake. · 55 min · Odcinek 172Charlie Worsham has spent twenty years becoming the guitar player Nashville calls first. He’s played in the bands of Vince Gill and Dierks Bentley, toured with Miranda Lambert…
- Buddy Miller on going broke, staying grounded after the applause, and a $50 plastic guitar in the Hall of Fame. · 45 min · Odcinek 171If you don't know Buddy Miller by name, you probably know his work. He joined Emmylou Harris's band, has worked with artists from Robert Plant to Patty Griffin, is a Grammy…
- Dan Wilson (Semisonic, Adele) on rewriting career ambition, unlearning "should," and the agony of a #1 hit. · 50 min · Odcinek 170Dan Wilson’s songs have shaped our collective cultural landscape, from Semisonic’s enduring anthem "Closing Time" to multi-Grammy-winning collaborations like Adele’s "Someone…
- Medium Build on shadow work, hedges of protection, and fearing your barista. · 44 min · Odcinek 169Between late-night TV appearances and relentless album sprints, how does a working artist remain anchored in their own life? This week, we sit down with Nick Carpenter (Medium…
- Lindsay Lou on rebuilding the self, generational visibility, and 1am baby sets. · 42 min · Odcinek 168What does it mean to witness ourselves transform? Singer-songwriter and bluegrass powerhouse Lindsay Lou, a frequent collaborator with artists like Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle…
- Madison Cunningham on letting go of work, shifting ambition, and subconscious burner accounts. · 41 min · Odcinek 167In a culture that demands creative output be loud, continuous, and universally relatable, what does it mean to plant your flag in the quiet, specific, and unpolished?…
- Jim James on the illusion of arrival, healing the internal workhorse, and alien-mandated therapy. · 50 min · Odcinek 166As the frontman of Grammy-nominated rock band My Morning Jacket, Jim James has spent decades at the center of new alternative. His long list of achievements includes a solo…
- Brandy Clark on standing out, surviving self doubt, and friendship bracelets. · 45 min · Odcinek 165We are often sold the myth that success cures insecurity. Brandy Clark joins us to unravel that narrative. Named one of the '"30 Greatest Living Songwriters" earlier this year by…
- Maggie Smith on self trust, moving beyond scarcity, and name-brand cereal. · 54 min · Odcinek 164What if the messiness of life isn’t an obstacle to making art, but the very material itself? In this re-issued conversation from our archives, we sit down with New York Times…
- Rodney Crowell on letting go of recognition, 40-year songs, and talking to trees. · 56 min · Odcinek 163With two Grammy Awards, 15 number-one singles, and a songwriting catalog recorded by legends like Emmylou Harris, Bob Seger, and Waylon Jennings, Nashville Songwriters Hall of…
- Mary Gauthier on the business mindset of an artist, art as recovery, and owning a clam shack. · 48 min · Odcinek 162Grammy-nominated songwriter and author Mary Gauthier, whose songs have been recorded by everyone from Tim McGraw and Blake Shelton to Boy George and Jimmy Buffett, joins us for a…
- Ruby Amanfu on guarding your creative energy force field, the illusion of major-label financials, and cooking dinner for Willie Nelson. · 44 min · Odcinek 161This week, we dive into our archives for this special reissue of our conversation with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, producer, activist, and chef Ruby Amanfu. Known for her…
- Yancey Strickler on artist power, interdependent networks, and a zip file worth thousands. · 51 min · Odcinek 160What happens when creative people stop looking for a seat at the table and build a table of their own? For generations, society has treated the artist's life as an economic…
- Hrishikesh Hirway on creative wholeness, strategic dilettantism, and surrendering to sandpaper. · 49 min · Odcinek 159We often treat our creative identities like lanes, fearing that branching out looks like simple dilettantism. This week, we explore the delicate balance of identity and creative…
- Amy Grant on unexpected healing, the invitation of aging, and craftopia. · 48 min · Odcinek 158What does it mean to inhabit a creative life when the container itself changes? We sit down with Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum crossover superstar Amy Grant. Having shaped the…
- James Gardin on deconstructing the sync world, overcoming over-analysis, and the male affordable Lizzo. · 42 min · Odcinek 157How do you build a sustainable life around your art when the traditional definitions of success feel increasingly narrow? In this conversation, we sit down with musician…
- Lukas Nelson on shedding expectations, the antidote to egos, and training like an Olympian. · 44 min · Odcinek 156It is easy to look at a lifetime spent traveling on a tour bus, in a famous family, and assume the creative path was completely clear. We sit down with Grammy-winning…
- Judy Collins on collective dreams, keeping the channel clear, and why artist's don't retire. · 46 min · Odcinek 155"We write to find out who we are." For over six decades, Judy Collins has been a pillar of American music: from GRAMMY awards, platinum records and Oscar nominations, to writing…
- Annie & Cranston Clements on musical lineage, tour-life advocacy, and 150 hits of acid. · 1 godz. 0 min · Odcinek 154What does it mean to treat music not as a commodity, but as a multi-generational way of life? We sit down with father-daughter side musicians Cranston and Annie Clements…
