Hosted by Soundstripe · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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The space between inspiration and execution, that’s where the real story lives. We sit down with world-class creators and storytellers to unpack the craft, creative decisions, the roadblocks, and the breakthroughs that shaped their best work.
Soundstripe hosts Soundstripe Sessions, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
Ali Rogers is a filmmaker and visual storyteller behind PranaLens, known for cinematic work with 29029 Everesting, endurance athlete Colin O'Brady, and the Rich Roll podcast. She and Jeff cover learning the craft through
Paul Carpenter, founder of the Atlanta creative agency Plural and president of AMA Atlanta, has spent nearly 30 years in marketing. He and Jeff cover the evolution of agencies, why curiosity beats optimization, AI's impa
Daisha McBride, the Nashville rapper known as The Rap Girl, turned a high school nickname into a career spanning freestyles with hundreds of millions of views, a Queen Collective documentary, and the BET Awards stage. Sh
Scott Welch is one of the most accomplished managers in music history, having guided the careers of Alanis Morissette, Paula Abdul, Steve Perry, and Collective Soul. He and Jeff cover his path from merch truck to managin
Aaron Mercer, co-president of Premier Music Group, has spent 30 years in Nashville shaping how music moves through advertising, film, and TV — from his early days at BMI and Sony ATV to leading a firm whose clients inclu
Grammy-nominated producer and songwriter CJ Oliver has 180+ tracks in the Soundstripe catalog and sync placements on NBC, Hulu, and Netflix. Her self-taught start at nine selling her first instrumental, breaking past bei
Leo Falkenstein is the owner of Consume Media, an Atlanta video company he founded 13 years ago that now works with Calendly, SalesLoft, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Leo and Jeff cover starting out in the Athens music scen
Noam Kroll is an LA-based filmmaker, director, and cinematographer who runs one of the most popular filmmaking blogs and podcasts on the internet at noamkroll.com. He talks about the slow build of a filmmaking career, wo
Dr. Erika Siegel is a naturopathic physician, acupuncturist, and founder of Nourish Me Clinic in Portland, Oregon. She and Jeff cover blending Western and Chinese medicine, the foundations of health, GLP-1 drugs, sauna a
Nicole Shapiro is a Toronto-based cinematographer who runs N-SHAPS Production, shooting commercial and music video work for clients like Mazda, Adidas, and the Toronto Raptors. She came to filmmaking through an unexpecte
Eric Sheinkop founded Music Dealers at 16 and scaled it into a licensing platform that placed independent artists inside campaigns for Coca-Cola, the FIFA World Cup, and the Olympics. Jeff and Eric talk through what dysl
Jonah Feingold is an independent filmmaker and entrepreneur based in New York who has made five feature films and over a hundred shorts. In this conversation, Jonah talks about his origin story, influenced by Hook at age
Brooke MacLean is the CEO of Marketwake, an Atlanta based agency she bootstrapped to nearly 80 people over eight years and named one of the best places to work in the city. Her agency helps brands tell better stories, wh
Soundstripe staff composer Matt Wigton on his journey from Memphis baseball prospect to touring jazz bassist to prolific music library composer — over 1,000 songs, a Bridgerton placement, and his recent string quartet EP
In the very first episode of the Soundstripe podcast, host Jeff Perkins sits down with all three co-founders — Micah Sannan, Travis Terrell, and Trevor Hinesley — to celebrate 10 years of Soundstripe and tell the full or
The space between inspiration and execution, that’s where the real story lives. We sit down with world-class creators and storytellers to unpack the craft, creative decisions, the roadblocks, and the breakthroughs that s
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