ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Joe and Matthew discuss the compartmentalization of creativity. They catch up on the often dreaded life event of moving – studios, houses, and art. Recent experiences and the best – and not-so-great – practices of art handling and placement are shared. Matthew provides the Audio Pick of the Day.
(Un)required Resources- A wooden create available at Target that is perfect for moving and storing vinyl
- A moving box for framed pictures available at Home Depot
- Damn the Torpedoes on AllMusic.com
- Muddy Waters at Newport 1960, full performance on YouTube
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