Podcast recommendation request?
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@Whitney-Simms I love Struthless too! Lots of very relatable topics (the "video for every creative person ever" is brilliant)!
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Thank you everyone for sharing your favourite podcasts. I almost always need something in the background for me to focus on painting.
I have bookmarked this thread so I can come back to this whenever I need to find something new to listen. I do not think I will run out of something to listen for a very long time.
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@charitymunoz said in Podcast recommendation request?:
Favorites audiobooks are:
The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life by Twyla Tharp
Grit by Angela Duckworth
Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
anything by Malcolm Gladwell I find fascinating and motivational
Podcasts (other than 3 Point Perspective) include:
The One Thing
Kick in the Creatives
Illustration Hour
How I Built ThisGreat stuff! I am going to check it all!
I like to listen to classes on Masterclass. They have a great content on creative writing. Unfortunately its not free... -
@Kristin-Dudish he’s the best. I’ll go back and watch that one. I wish he was my neighbor. Then we could take about stuff at the mailbox and taking out the trash.
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If you would like podcasts which are about groups of friends hanging out who all are creators as well. Then check out
The Pro Crastinators Podcast (group of friends, some are comic artists, game devs, youtubers)
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CosmicCast! (group of friends, half are musicians and all are youtubers) -
Just found this. Haven't listened yet but remembered this thread and thought I'd share. https://www.portfoliocreative.com/podcast
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@charitymunoz said in Podcast recommendation request?:
This thread is amazing.
I can't think of any other recomendations except the artcurious podcast which is a podcast about art history that I personally really enjoyed. (the only downside is that there are about 2 ads every episode that clash with the general atmosphere of the episodes).Despite only having one suggestion, I definitely was able to update my own reading/listening list with all your amazing suggestions. Thanks everyone!
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@xin-li Another podcast suggestion here. I thought i'd recommend a podcast I did the sound design and sound recording on - The Lamps Go Out by Ethan Gutmann. It's about EMP (Electro Magnetic Pulse Effect). I got to travel around America recording Military generals, ex-CIA, Nuclear Silo Minute Men and preppers. Then when we got back me and my mate Rex Domino made the music and soundtrack for it using the sound recordings I collected on the tour. A deep dive into a secret world.
EMP. Something all digital artists need to be aware of...
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@Jade-Yaert said thank you so much. I will check out artcurious podcast. I love art history.
I really enjoy 99% invisible at this moment, someone recommended this earlier on this thread :-).@KaraDaniel I am shaping up my portfolio at this moment, sounds like a podcast that I have to check it out.
@sigross hehe... I have no idea what you are talking about, but it sounds like you worked on a really cool project. I will check out the podcast to feed my curiosity.
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@xin-li Hy Xin Li!
I love Dribbble podcast.
https://dribbble.com/stories/categories/podcastAbout adds, instal and add blocker and change your navigator. I installed Waterfox (it is a version of firefox) and use DuckDuckGo for search and installed UBlock Origin (this is the add blocker)
I watched even youtube without any interruption.Have an amazing day!!!!
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Here are some of my favourites best podcast kit for beginners:
I really enjoy regularly listening to Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert. I also loved Dirty John (this was my first ever podcast). And also, Where Should We Begin with Esther Perel. -
Creative Rebels is the best podcast.
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@j-sienkowski @xin-li Great question. I tried the Draftsmen podcast about a year ago and wasn't impressed. Too rambling. But about 4 months ago, I tried again, and I'm now totally hooked and loving it. I'm listening to it from the first episode to the present. I think it's an excellent compliment to SVS's Three Point Perspective. It has pointed me in the direction of many resources to help fill the gaps that SVS Learn leaves, 2 of which I'm now working through to improve my gesture drawing. Both podcasters, Stan Prokopenko and Marshall Vandruff, are excellent teachers and experienced artists. Marshal is probably 20 years older than Stan, so there's a good balance of experience & opinions. You can skip over the first couple of minutes-- they play rambling sound tests and it doesn't give a good first impression. Highly recommend.
