Hosted by Chuck Moore · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Helpful life and work insights from celebrated creative minds, hosted by former Creative Director for Turner Classic Movies, Chuck Moore.
Chuck Moore hosts Grind and Flow, a arts show with 22 episodes published.
What does #geniusAF MARK MOTHERSBAUGH do to stay centered and inspired? The prolific film composer and Devo co-founder reveals the helpful daily practice he’s maintained for half a century. Mark also shares tales of Wes
Andrew Westover, PhD of Atlanta’s High Museum serves up inspiring ways he and his colleagues are evolving — and preserving — the role of art museums in our civic and personal lives as "a place for you to be."
Biographer Warren Zanes unpacks one of rock and roll’s greatest WTF moments – Bruce Springsteen’s release of the seminal “Nebraska” album. It was shaggy! Imperfect! A work totally alien to our current, carefully-curated
“Just existing can be hard, Maybe living is an art…” Amanda Shires sings on her new album, “Nobody’s Girl.” This collection of songs is at once triumphant and raw, documenting the aftermath of a very public divorce. So h
How does singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega conquer creative dry spells? (Hint: Form is your friend!) Also - caregiving in a time of widespread crisis and how it informed her acclaimed new album, "Flying With Angels." PLUS!
Get coached on plowing through self-imposed road blocks. Also...nifty tips for Life Organization and beginning with the end in mind.
Maybe this could power up your next project: creative rules from classic Looney Tunes animator Chuck Jones. This framework is a frequent go-to for our guest, Producer-Composer-Creative Director Brandon Bush (Megan Morone
Anger can fuel you work, but don't let it be the headline...so says Actor-Comedian Scott Thompson (The Kids In The Hall). In a conversation taped at City Winery in Atlanta, Scott dares to go deep and personal, including
His latest standup special (“Dana Gould: Perfectly Normal”) is now available on YouTube and iTunes. Hear how this widely-revered comedian once aced his audition for SNL, but didn’t make the cut (SPOILER: Things worked ou
Somehow, he managed to only “discover” his instrument after decades of playing. How does that work exactly? And how can we – musicians and non-musicians alike -- learn from the improvisational journey of Performer-Compos
Seriously… what's the deal with negotiating? Or public speaking? Why do these endeavors make us feel so icky? Comedian/Motivational Speaker Jeff Justice lays out practical tips to be better at both. Jeff is in high deman
After dropping an album she thought was "too personal, too weird" and specific to her Scandanavian upbringing in North Dakota, Americana guitarist-songwriter Brennen Leigh connects in meaningful ways with audiences aroun
Dive into the weeds of Aaron Lee Tasjan’s remarkable origin story – from making demos in his bedroom at age 12 to getting mentored by jazz legend Wynton Marsalis and later walking away from certain fame on tour with Lady
VARIETY tapped his latest album, Stellar Evolution, for their Best of 2024 list and describes him as “one of the great rising talents making records right now.” Hear how Aaron Lee Tasjan navigates anxiety and connects wi
Checking off Bucket List items as fast as she can dream them, 18-year-old guitar whiz Grace Bowers is on one helluva roll: playing on Dolly Parton specials, the Jimmy Kimmel Show, the Grand Ole Opry, at Bonnaroo and on a
He once wrangled rock bands, now he wrangles creatives…and scores of happy clients. Twenty years ago, Craig Johnson founded the only agency he’s ever worked for, Matchstic, an Atlanta branding house featured in The Atlan
Seems counter-intuitive, but self-imposed restrictions can actually free you up creatively. Singer-songwriter Denitia tells how. The Houston native -- also featured in the CNN documentary “Call Me Country: Beyonce and Na
He's an electrifying band leader and damn fine crafter of gutbucket Country Blues Southern Rock songs acclaimed by fans, peers and --multiple times -- Rolling Stone. But his impressively deep and still-growing catalog ha
Sure, affirmation is great, but songwriter Bonnie Baker spells out why she gets antsy if she doesn’t hear enough “No's.” That means she’s not pushing out of her comfort zone and missing out on creative growth. Bonnie unp
For decades, he’s racked up scores of jaw-dropping credits playing with icons like Garth, Shania, Reba and yes… even Taylor. Musicians Hall of Fame member Bruce Bouton lays out what he’s learned about Art, Life -- and Hi
Warren Zanes
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1 appearance on this show
Amanda Shires
Gone for Christmas
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Suzanne Vega
1 appearance on this show
Scott Thompson
Kentucky high school sports legend · University of Colorado School of Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Dana Gould
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Aaron Lee Tasjan
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