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Object Subject Form is a podcast on the human side of creativity, identity, and emerging technologies. It's built on a simple thesis: creative identity is portable.
Long-form conversations with artists, technologists, founders, and cultural thinkers on how creatives build identity, agency, and reputation in an industry that keeps reshaping itself. Episodes examine creative leadership, AI and design, ownership, mentorship, and the harder personal questions the industry rarely makes space for.
Hosted by Simon Clowes, Emmy-winning Managing Creative Director at Apple.
More at objectsubjectform.com.
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every 40 days
Durée audio moyenne:
87 minutes
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Anglais
États-Unis
28 épisodes
depuis 17 avril 2024
serial
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Reputation is like a nickname. You can’t give yourself a nickname. It is something that is bestowed upon you because of what others see and recognize in you. — riCardo Crespo.
Given the critical role of reputation in both personal and professional success, why do we often neglect its importance in…
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Object Subject Form is a series of conversations exploring the human side of creativity at the evolving intersection of art, technology, and finance.
As exponential technologies continue to impact how we create, share, and interact, host Simon Clowes discusses with his guests what it takes to cons…
"[On digital asset ownership,] even if all this does for the next two or three years is make us question what it means to own our assets, I’m fine with it." — Michaela "Mika" Lallouz.
Exponential technologies are connecting us in new, unprecedented ways, reshaping how we create, share, and interac…
"One of the most challenging things we deal with is the feeling that it doesn't actually matter how good the work is. As a minority, this is the most defeated we feel. I'm sure our competitors have felt similar feelings as creative professionals, but when you are a minority, it hits differently, an…
“One of the hardest things about being a creative is you have to do so much work, with the idea that no one will care.” — Jeffrey Paradise.
Jeffrey Paradise is a producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from the band Poolside.
From a humble beginning in a Los Angeles pool house, Jeffrey's …
“Instead of judging others, what if we actually get curious about them? Specifically with neurodivergence, embracing who we truly are can help us feel well within our minds and bodies. We can learn so much about different ways of being and what it takes to think beyond just our own way of seeing, h…
“As a creative, you may be brilliant at music, art, or design, but don’t let yourself be taken advantage of by others who exploit that talent. Have great people in your circle of friends and among your partners who are aligned with your success.” — Kneeland Youngblood
Kneeland Youngblood is the fo…
“For me, ownership is not being canceled because of my subject material. It’s about me owning the interaction with those who have chosen to consume that content. We’ve made a conscious decision to do that together, and typically that happens through blockchain.” — Benjamin White
In a digital lands…
“Learn how to create a revenue avenue for yourself through solo entrepreneurship, using the tools and platforms that are around you that allow you to do things on your own without relying on an employer. There are going to be some major changes in the next few years; the earlier you learn how to cr…
"You have to have time for yourself—time for reflection, time for growth, both personally and spiritually…but for few years all of that went out the window; it was just work, building, career, and success.” — Paul Mitchell
What happens when the pursuit of creative excellence starts to conflict wit…
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