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Hosted by Scott Morfitt · arts · EN-US
Who’s This For? is a conversation series about creating with intention. Each episode features artists, entrepreneurs, and media makers who reflect on the people they’re truly trying to reach and how powerful work often begins with a single person in mind.We go beyond promotion and into the why behind your work:Who are you speaking to?What keeps you creating?How do you connect with your audience in a real way?Whether you make music, launch brands, design experiences, or tell stories, this podcast is for you.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWho’s This For? is a conversation series about creating with intention. Each episode features artists, entrepreneurs, and media makers who reflect on the people they’re truly trying to reach and how powerful work often begins with a single person in mind. We go beyond promotion and into the why behind your work:Who are you speaking to? What keeps you creating?
Who's This For is hosted by Scott Morfitt. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ted Riederer on Art, Grinds, and Never Records" (27 October 2026, 57 minutes), "Matthew Zabransky on Skiing and Snowboarding in the Midwest" (13 October 2026, 57 minutes), and "Ryan James Quinn on Rice Lake, Dirty Chai Radio, and building something slowly" (16 June 2026, 41 minutes).
Who's This For publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Who's This For is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Who's This For requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Who's This For's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Who's This For are Artists, Writers & Performers. Who's This For has an arts audience.
Scott Morfitt hosts Who's This For, an arts podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Who's This For
Ted Riederer is a fixture in the NYC art and music scenes who has spent decades making work for the sheer joy of it. We sat down to talk about Never Records , an open-source public art project I’ve marveled at for 15...
Look, I'm just gonna let you in on something... This show is basically an excuse for me to have a fancy chat with people I want to talk to anyway, and you’re along for the ride. To kick off Season 3, I finally got to...
It’s probably not a secret by now that I do this show as an excuse to chat with people I find fascinating. So, thanks for indulging me.Chatting with Ryan James Quinn was a chance to share our love for radio, music...
“Michael Perry is the kind of author who makes you scrap your lead sentence five times when you write about him. His prose is so full of poignant adjectives it’s like a silage-stuffed silo at the end of autumn – warm...
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As this podcast has evolved, I’ve realized I’m interested in talking to people who are helping make sense of this journey through life, including the shit we're scared to death of.That’s what made this conversation with...
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When I decided to focus on this podcast and invite guests who have intrigued me throughout my life, Robyne Robinson was at the top of that list. Not only was she a news anchor I admired on KMSP, she’s also someone I...
It’s not often I get to talk with someone that helped shape mediums I genuinely love. So my chat with Matty Staudt was a thrill. Matty co-founded Stitcher before the iPhone era, helped launch the iHeartRadio Podcast...
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For nearly forty years Jim McGuinn has been a familiar voice, playing amazing music on the radio. He has introduced countless bands, programmed stations that shape entire music scenes, and carried a name that is not the...
In my interview with Marsha Hovey, we send it into a discussion about how a place like Trollhaugen develops a Troll’s brand voice that’s become beloved nationwide. Marsha’s work as the marketing director at Trollhaugen...
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My conversation with Simon Adler was exactly why I love doing this show. For forty or so minutes we got to really dive into what keeps us creating. Simon’s work with Radiolab is exquisite, and it’s inspiring to see him...
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Who’s This For? is the communicator’s podcast. A place where we try to sneak a peek behind Oz’s booth. To kick off Season 2, I couldn’t think of anyone better than recording artist, memoirist, and the...
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