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The Terrible Creative
Patrick Fore
Daniel Boone - John C.S. Abbott
John C.S. Abbott
Democracy in America - Alexis de Tocqueville
Alexis de Tocqueville
Northanger Abbey
Jane Austen
Emma by Jane Austen - A Dramatic Reading
Jane Austen
Emma
Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
Jane Austen
天下文化‧相信閱讀
天下文化
Bourbon Pursuit
Bourbon Pursuit
Inside books
Ilenia Zodiaco
Đài Hà Nội | Đọc truyện đêm khuya
Đọc truyện đêm khuya - Podcast Đài Hà Nội
Trek 365
Izaak Brown
What to Read Next — Book Recommendations for Romance, Thrillers & Escape Reads
Laura R Yamin
Proof to Product
Katie Hunt
Compline: An Evening Liturgy for Anxious Souls
Center for Worship and the Arts at Samford University
The Business & Pleasure of Flowers
Vonda LaFever & Lori Wilson
Choice Classic Radio Drama & Horror | Old Time Radio
Choice Classic Radio
Book Talk, etc.
Tina @tbretc and Hannah @hanpickedbooks
Afternoon Pint
Matt Conrad and Mike Tobin
Carlos's Podcast
Carlos
The Revisitors
Frank Anderson and Diego Hernandez
The Straight Stitch: A Podcast About Sewing and Other Fiber Arts.
Janet Szabo, Sewing and Quilting Expert
Chats Under The Cherry Tree - A Publishing Podcast
Sweet Cherry Publishing
Urban Whispers: The Lacie Knight Chronicles
LaCie Knight
I'm Into This Place
I'm Into This Place
The Moss HR Minute
Nicole Moss
Dish From Chicago Magazine
Chicago magazine
Shutter Nonsense: A Nature Photography Podcast
Shutter Nonsense
Arroe Collins Like It's Live
Arroe Collins
Rachel Lawson's The Magicians Podcast
Rachel Lawson
Drinks in the Library
Gigi Howard
The Fiction Lounge
Hannah Magness, Jessica Collins
When You Just Want A Glass Of Wine
Zena Polin and Renée Gentry
Tuesday Terror
Jack Ward
The Stitchdown Shoecast
Stitchdown
Space Waffles
The Geeky Waffle
On The Wall
Milton & King
Arts
Patrick Fore
This week, we are throwing a match into one of the most heavily guarded hiding places in the creative industry: financial trauma, pricing shame, and the business choices we make when the market goes cold. In this special...
We are doing something a little different this week. To give the live microphone a brief rest, we are pulling back the curtain on a project that has been built in the dark for months. In this episode, you are getting an ...
She said two words and I haven't stopped thinking about them since.This episode started at an APA event in La Mesa, in an artist's studio, in a conversation with a commercial photographer who's doing everything right. Pe...
There is a version of this job that looks incredible from the outside. The gear. The clients. The portfolio. What nobody sees is what it costs to produce it.In this episode I'm talking about the part of the creative life...
Something shifted last week. Not dramatically. Quietly, the way things in this industry tend to change — while you're working, while you're trying to keep the phone ringing.Google's AI Mode is rewriting how clients find ...
There is a man standing in a clearing in Arkansas with a yellow guitar, singing about insulin prices to nobody in particular.Three million people found him. Not because of the production value. Because he was saying the ...
There's a composite photographer in this episode named Nate. His details have been changed. His situation has not.This episode is about the creator economy — what it actually costs, who it was actually built for, and the...
Terrible Conversations w/ Tom WrightTom Wright is a photography consultant based in Burnley, UK. He calls himself a phototherapist, and no, he's not a doctor. But photographers that work with him tend to leave unstuck.To...
We’ve spent a century conditioning ourselves to believe that if we aren’t "producing," we aren't "valuable." But in 2026, the machines can out-produce us all. This episode is about The Great Decoupling—the moment we stop...
Getting good at your craft is supposed to be the goal. But for a lot of us, competence became the cage. This episode is about the feedback loop nobody warns you about: the better you get, the harder it is to leave. And w...
Where does creative obsession actually come from? Not how to manufacture it. Not how to find it on a vision board. Where it actually lives. How it grows underground without your permission. And what it sounds like when i...
What separates a photographer who makes important work from one who just makes good photos? It might not be talent. It might not be gear. It might be something harder to name and harder to fake.This week I walked into an...
This is the last one.Four episodes. Four quadrants. Four different ways of asking the same question: who are you — really — when nobody's grading you?In the final episode of the Johari Window series, Patrick texts eight ...
Episode 59: "The Facade" The Johari Window Series — Part ThreeSome weeks Patrick knows exactly why he's making this podcast.Other weeks he almost quits.This week he almost quit.In Episode 59, Patrick pulls back the frame...
Everyone around you already knows.Your clients see it. The people who've worked alongside you see it. The people who love you have probably tried to name it — in ways you found reasons to dismiss.In Episode 58, Patrick c...
There's a difference between being visible and being known. Most of us have confused the two.In this episode, Patrick is sitting at a networking event in San Diego when a graphic designer asks him a question he wasn't re...
The fear underneath every AI conversation in photography right now isn't really about the future. It's recognition.In this episode, Patrick sits down with the hard question nobody in the industry is asking out loud: were...
Something is changing.This bonus episode is the announcement I've been putting off — partly because I wasn't sure how to say it, and partly because the timing is, as with most things in my life, sideways.The Terrible Pho...
There's a moment in Season 11 of Alone where a man named Dub — forty days into the Canadian wilderness, starving, alone — watches a bull moose stand just out of reach on the other side of a freezing river. He has the sho...
Every job has a floor. A salary. A review cycle. Someone in authority who tells you you're doing fine, keep going.Freelancing has none of that. There's no feedback mechanism that tells you you're okay. No quarterly check...
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