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Short, sharp, and to the point— micro/Maker brings you a quick dose of creativity and craftsmanship from the composers and artists heard on music/Maker with Tyler Kline . A podcast from Loose Leaf Transmissions: Made for All Ears. Online at looseleaftransmissions.com . Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/LooseLeafTransmissions . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts micro/Maker by Loose Leaf Transmissions, a arts show with 151 episodes published.
Sinclaire Marie describes a gradual but decisive shift from charcoal drawing into ceramics, driven less by strategy than by a growing sense that her earlier work no longer felt honest. She traces her deepening commitment
For C. Jacqueline Wood , experimental film isn’t about chasing a single style—it’s about breaking rules. In this conversation, she recalls the appeal of video art in undergrad: working solo, translating an idea directly
James May and Tyler talk candidly about the realities of balancing creative work with a full-time job. James shares how working in tech has reshaped his relationship to composing, how burnout forced him to redefine succe
Baljinder Sekhon reflects on his earliest musical experiences — from banging on a Charlie Brown lunchbox in second grade to writing his first notated snare drum solo in sixth. What started as playful imitation evolved in
Composer Mahdis Golzar Kashani shares the moment that led her to choose composition as her life's path. In this excerpt, she recounts a political protest in Tehran that unexpectedly changed her trajectory as a musician.
Charly Daniels reflects on the formative artistic moments that shaped his creative sensibility long before he formally studied music — vivid memories of a childhood theater production, early encounters with abstract expr
Staves, stems, and page turns carry more than notes. Marc Mellits explains how a copyist’s eye shapes his notation—prioritizing clarity, flexible tempos, and performer ownership—so rehearsal time goes to music, not decod
Brett Copeland traces his path into electronic and electroacoustic music through artists who treated the tuba as a flexible, expressive engine rather than a fixed orchestral voice. Influenced early on by Nat McIntosh and
Carlynn Crosby reflects on the winding, often precarious path that many writers face after college. She shares how freelancing, food writing, and side gigs shaped her post-grad years—and why, for her and many others, wri
Caterina Schembri reflects on why introspective, unhurried music feels truer to her nature—and how that sensibility shapes the pieces she writes. She talks about resisting the pressure for velocity or density, instead ch
Annika Socolofsky fell in love with the Hardanger d'Amore—a Norwegian fiddle with sympathetic strings that ring underneath, creating resonance like built-in reverb—when her teacher Dan Truman left her alone with one in h
Declining PhD offers for “one gap year” sent Tyler Kline down a decade-long side road: composing at break-neck speed while climbing the ranks in public-radio hosting. He recalls the crash that followed, the food-and-soun
When Nathan Hudson first heard author Ben Loory’s story The Duck on NPR’s This American Life, he knew he had to set it to music. That impulse sparked a collaboration that’s grown into years of friendship, concert tours,
Gabriel Bolaños is fully Nicaraguan, though his parents fled the Sandinista revolution in 1979 with three kids and two suitcases. Growing up abroad, moving every few years, Nicaragua remained the one constant—summers wit
Emma O’Halloran reflects on Ira Glass’s famous “gap” quote—the reminder that every creative must endure the distance between their taste and their early work. She shares her own struggles with that gap, the importance of
Nicolás Lell Benavides reflects on the bridge between rock, jazz, and composition — how early band rehearsals unknowingly taught him orchestration, and how writing music became a way of organizing thought. He and Tyler t
Austin Hammonds opens up about what it really means to take ownership of a creative career — after years of working under others, learning the ropes, and navigating industry instability. He shares the courage it takes to
Jessica Ackerley applied to an Arctic residency on a whim, partly motivated by a childhood spent reading Farley Mowat's accounts of Northern Canada and a long-held desire to reach the polar regions. What they found in Sv
Hannah Boissonneault describes how her songwriting and concert music practices have become more unified over time — and how improvisation has remained at the heart of both. She shares how voice memos, nontraditional inst
Through his Vital Organ Project, composer and organist Graeme Shields is reintroducing audiences to an instrument that’s often misunderstood—or overlooked entirely. He and Tyler talk about making the organ accessible out
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