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Making Ways: The Art of Music

Making Ways: The Art of Music

Rob Goodman I OpenVerse

Making Ways podcast is about the stories behind the art of music. Host and illustrator Rob Goodman interviews bands with the visual artists they collaborate with for album covers, posters, videos, and more. In conversation together about the creative process and the intersection of art and music.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Making Ways: The Art of Music episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Making Ways: The Art of Music for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Making Ways: The Art of Music episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

We’re talking about the art of music for film and TV with composer, songwriter, and singer Craig Wedren of the band Shudder to Think and director, writer, actor David Wain of The State, Stella, and Wet Hot American Summer fame. In this conversion, we dive into David and Craig’s lifelong friendship, the creative kindling of their days as roommates at NYU, working together on The State and films Role Models, Wanderlust, and They Came Together, and we talk all about the world of Wet Hot American Summer. We discuss Craig’s songwriting process, David’s screenwriting approach, Craig’s work scoring Yellowjackets with Anna Waronker of That Dog, and what it takes to make a successful creative collaboration.


Shoutout of thanks to Ben Lee for introducing us.


Hear more from Craig Wedren at http://www.craigwedren.com.

See more from David Wain at https://davidwain.com.


Original episode artwork by host Rob Goodman.


Visit http://www.makingwayspodcast.com for art, episodes, show notes, blog posts, and exclusive merchandise.


Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/making.ways.



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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Bonus Episode: Beginner's Mind with David Wain and Craig Wedren
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05/07/23 • 4 min

In this bonus episode, you'll hear film / TV composer, songwriter, and singer Craig Wedren of the band Shudder to Think with director, writer, and actor David Wain of The State, Stella, and Wet Hot American Summer fame as they discuss finding inspiration and tricking yourself into a beginner's mindset.


And if you missed our full episode with David and Craig, get it here:

https://www.makingways.co/episodes/episode/9e516618/david-wain-and-craig-wedren-the-art-of-music-for-film-tv-and-wet-hot-american-summer


Hear more from Craig Wedren at http://www.craigwedren.com.

See more from David Wain at https://davidwain.com.


Original episode artwork by host Rob Goodman.


Visit http://www.makingwayspodcast.com for art, episodes, show notes, blog posts, and exclusive merchandise.


Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/making.ways.


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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Designing for Culture with Trevor Hubbard of Butchershop Agency
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07/03/18 • 28 min

On today’s episode we are joined by the CEO and Executive Creative Director of Butchershop agency, Trevor Hubbard. You could call Trevor’s path to becoming a design leader unconventional... he went to film school, got fired from his first design job after botching a pet ad, left design school and later taught there instead, and came to starting an agency through his love of the action sports industry. Trevor runs Butchershop, an award-winning creative agency that works with organizations on reimagining culture through design. Tune in for a great story, conversation, and advice on navigating your own creative career with Trevor Hubbard.


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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Zack and Sera: The Art of Sera Cahoone with illustrator Zack Bolotin
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04/27/23 • 32 min

In this episode, we’re joined by two of Seattle’s finest –– Americana singer-songwriter Sera Cahoone and artist Zack Bolotin. Sera played drums with the adored indie rock group, Carissa’s Wierd, and later with Band of Horses. She went on to release four solo records, two on Sub Pop, and in 2019 received a Gold Record for her work with Band of Horses. She’s toured with Indigo Girls and Dave Matthews. You might have heard Sera on KEXP or NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series or featured in the pages of Elle Magazine too. Her music is stunningly bittersweet, grounded in folk tradition with beautiful musicianship and soaring lovelorn lyrics. Hit play on Sera and you’ll be so happy you did. Zack Bolotin is an illustrator, photographer, and coffee & record shop owner at Porchlight. You’ll hear the origin story of how his retail endeavor accidentally led him to a career as a poster artist and illustrator. And he hasn’t looked back since, working with the likes of Death Cab for Cutie, New Pornographers, Olivia Rodrigo, Jawbreaker, The Head and the Heart, and of course today’s guest Sera Cahoone.


Hear more from Sera Cahoone at https://www.seracahoone.com.

See Zack Bolotin’s work at https://www.zackbolotin.com.


Original episode artwork by host Rob Goodman.


Visit http://www.makingwayspodcast.com for art, episodes, show notes, blog posts, and exclusive merchandise.


Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/making.ways.



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Making Ways: The Art of Music - The Risk Episode

The Risk Episode

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04/26/19 • 26 min

Making Ways is back with a new episode all about Risk. Tune in for tales that offer advice on breaking through, getting uncomfortable, and leaping towards the unknown. You’ll hear from past guests of the show offering tips and guidance you can apply to your creative practice and career right now. Host Rob Goodman also shares the latest risk he took in his creative career journey.


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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Songs and Science with Heather D’Angelo of Au Revoir Simone
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07/04/19 • 54 min

Heather D’Angelo used to tell her Au Revoir Simone bandmate Annie that going on tour was a pipe dream. The band, that went on to tour the world, release four full length albums, and take the stage at the Roadhouse for David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: The Return, reached indie rock heights on their own terms. In this new episode of Making Ways podcast, Heather talks about her latest creation, Carta fragrances, and the journey that brought her from musician to scientist to perfumer. Learn about the hustle it takes to follow more than one path to bring creative dreams to life.

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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Building a Dream World with Easy Life

Building a Dream World with Easy Life

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04/04/23 • 34 min

GQ calls them “The UK’s hottest band” and after spinning their records, you’ll call them a new favorite too. Lead singer, songwriter, and frontman Murray Matravers joins the show to talk about the art of the music of Easy Life. Alongside designer and award-winning creative director for the band Charlie Drinkwater and the brilliant claymation animator and director Will Child who created the artwork for the band’s album “Maybe In Another Life...” and the captivating animated music video for the song “Dear Miss Holloway.” In this episode, you’ll learn about Murray’s focus on the process in his songwriting and in the visual art for the band. You’ll hear about what makes for amazing creative collaborations from the perspective of a musician, animator, and creative director. Dive into the world of claymation with Will. And discover the thoughtful and unified approach that goes into the presentation of the band’s music and art –– from videos to stage shows to album and single artwork. Most of all you’ll hear from three people that are deeply committed to making beautiful things and putting them out into the world with intention and care. So hit play and enjoy.


Hear more from Easy Life at https://www.easylifemusic.com.


See more from Will Child at https://www.instagram.com/williamjchild.


Get in touch with Charlie Drinkwater at https://charliedrinkwater.com.


Original episode artwork by host Rob Goodman.


Visit http://www.makingwayspodcast.com for art, episodes, show notes, blog posts, and exclusive merchandise.


Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/making.ways.



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Making Ways: The Art of Music - People I’ve Loved with Carissa Potter

People I’ve Loved with Carissa Potter

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01/04/19 • 36 min

Carissa Potter started out making greeting cards to serve as conversation starters for difficult conversations. She’s concerned and curious about the human condition –– the deep sadness, the surprise joy, the relationship muddiness, the everyday occurrences that make our days bright and dark. Carissa and her team, also known as ‘People I’ve Loved,’ run a popular site, have published books, and make goods in search of truths that connect us all. On today’s episode, Carissa shares her journey, her struggles, and how she came to become 'People I’ve Loved.'


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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Earning Your Real World Degree with Artist Brion Nuda Rosch
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06/25/18 • 37 min

On today’s episode we’re joined by artist, curator, and director Brion Nuda Rosch. Brion discovered his love of art-making in the San Francisco creative community scene of the 1990s. He went on to curate art shows (even some in his apartment bathroom), make his own way as a painter by initially cutting up and recontextualizing his work, and breaking into the art world not through a MFA but by an unrelenting commitment to moving forward. Brion spends his days directing the studio program at Minnesota Street Project––helping to support the careers and creative practices for resident artists. Minnesota Street Project is based in San Francisco’s Dogpatch district and provides sustainable spaces for galleries, artists, and arts nonprofits. Tune in for Brion’s story and learn more about how to carve your own path by earning your stripes in the real world.


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Making Ways: The Art of Music - Rea Lynn de Guzman, Sculptor, Painter, Artist
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01/19/18 • 50 min

On today’s episode of Making Ways, interdisciplinary artist Rea Lynn de Guzman joins the show to talk about her artist path and her experience emigrating from the Philippines. You’ll learn the meaning behind Rea’s work and hear the stories that define her, from a not-so-everyday childhood to her separation from her family in Manila to a drawing class she took in college while studying for a business degree that began her career as an artist. Rea also talks about her time at visual arts nonprofit Root Division, celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, and its impact on her work, creative life, and community.

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How many episodes does Making Ways: The Art of Music have?

Making Ways: The Art of Music currently has 102 episodes available.

What topics does Making Ways: The Art of Music cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts, Arts and Performing Arts.

What is the most popular episode on Making Ways: The Art of Music?

The episode title 'David Wain and Craig Wedren: The Art of Music for Film, TV, and Wet Hot American Summer' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Making Ways: The Art of Music?

The average episode length on Making Ways: The Art of Music is 37 minutes.

How often are episodes of Making Ways: The Art of Music released?

Episodes of Making Ways: The Art of Music are typically released every 7 days, 4 hours.

When was the first episode of Making Ways: The Art of Music?

The first episode of Making Ways: The Art of Music was released on Mar 22, 2017.

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