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Join host Fred Ranger On The Visual Storytelling podcast, where we explore the art and craft of creative storytelling through photography and filmmaking in this day and age. This show features candid conversations with some of our time's most innovative and inspiring creators and practical insights & tips to help you improve your storytelling skills. Whether you're a pro or just starting, learn how to connect with your audience through compelling stories. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify ...
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This week on The Visual Storytelling Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Greg Hatton (aka @renaissanceman), a talented photographer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. In this episode, we explore: • His unique journey into the world of photography • His approach to travel and lifestyle photography • His experience with Leica cameras • How s…
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This week on The Visual Storytelling Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing New York-based travel and lifestyle photographer Marcus Lloyd. In this episode, we dive into: - His unique journey into the world of photography - His approach to travel and lifestyle photography - His journey to shooting with Leica cameras - The delicate balance of us…
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This week on The Visual Storytelling Podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the New-York based photographer and filmmaker, Jason Roman, also known online as @stockezy. It took literally year to make this conversation happen, but we finally found some time in our busy schedule to record this insightful conversation. In this episode, we div…
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This week I chatted with Portland-based photographer Brian Atkins⁠. In this episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography What inspires him His love for Leica cameras How he wants to leave a legacy And more! You can find out more about Brian on his Instagram and his website and YouTube channel //// Ensure you are subscribed and rate t…
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This week I enjoyed connecting with Tyson Martin, photographer and creator of the Life Of Phys Podcast. In this episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography How photography helped him go through tough times in his life What inspires him Why he started The Life Of Phys Podcast A secret (not so secret) announcement about a future colla…
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For the first episode of 2024, I had the pleasure of connecting with Todd Korol, an experienced editorial and corporate photographer living and working in Calgary, Alberta, Canada In this episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography What tools does he use to tell stories How transformative it was to meet William Albert Allard How he …
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Wrapping up the year on a high note! 🎉 In our latest episode, I had the privilege of delving deep into the world of visual storytelling with the incredible photographer, Baran Asghari. Our conversation was nothing short of profound, making it one of the most captivating discussions I've had on this podcast.Baran generously shared her personal journ…
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Trying something new this week. The idea to regroup 5 passionate documentary photographers with different backgrounds and record our conversation came from friend and photographer Andy Eclov. The result? Well, if you enjoyed listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it, this will be a new series on the Podcast! So let us know through a review…
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This week, I had a great conversation with Canadian photographer, educator and Youtuber now based in the UK, Kyle McDougall.In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography What tools does he use to tell stories The process of printing a book Long term projects What's next for himAnd more!You can find out more about Kyle's on…
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This week, I had a great conversation with Tokyo-based photographer and visual artist, Ulysses Aoki. In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography What tools does he use to tell stories AI in photography What and who inspires him What projects he's currently working on And more! You can find out more about Ulysses on his w…
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This week, I enjoyed chatting with San Antonio photographer, Devin De Leon. In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography How finding what you're the happiest shooting will become your best work Why he chooses the Leica system as his primary tool to tell stories What fuels his passion for portrait photography The San Anton…
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Brussels-based photographer, Octavian Carare. In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in photography His use of black and white Why he chooses the Leica Q system as his main tool to tell stories What fuels his passion for street photography How sharing his journey on Youtube has brough…
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In this week's show, I have a great conversation with New York-based film photographer Kate Anderson this week. In this new episode, we talked about: How she got started in Photography Why she prefers shooting film over digital What camera she uses and how she chooses between 120 and 35mm What makes her stop for a photo on the streets or when she t…
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This week, I chatted with photographer and Co-founder of The RAW Society, Jorge Delgado-Ureña. In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in Photography How he transitioned from documenting graffiti art to graphic design to travel/street photography today How he co-founded The RAW Society community What makes a good image His preferr…
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This week, I enjoyed chatting with Nashville-based photographer, Hunter Hart. In this new episode, we talked about: What brought him to Photography His use of black and white How he uses his OCD and ADHD as an advantage What makes a good image Working and running a photo business with his wife His inspiration And more! You can find out more about H…
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with L.A.-based photographer and instructor, Dotan Saguy. In this new episode, we talked about: What brought him from the corporate tech world to Photography His use of black and white Why he chooses the Leica M system as his main tool to tell stories His post-processing process How he went about publishing…
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with super-talented UK-based photographer, Dan Baker who lives and photographs at the seaside. In this new episode, we talked about: What brought him to Photography in the first place How the seaside helped shape the photographer he is today Why he chooses the Leica M11 as his main tool to tell stories His …
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Chillicothe, Ohio photographer, Youtuber, and all-around great guy, the one and only Matt Day. In this new episode, we talked about: What brought him to Photography in the first place How living in a small town has helped shape the photographer he is today How photography helped her deal with depressio…
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Oslo, Norway photographer, Henriette Sagfjord. In this new episode, we talked about: How she discovered her passion for Photography at an early age Her passion and appreciation for dark and moody visual storytelling How the surrealism movement helped her shape her style How photography helped her deal …
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Washington photographer, Cheriss May.In this new episode, we talked about: How a layoff helped her transition from graphic design to full-time Photography Her passion and appreciation for visual storytelling How she got to photograph the President at the white house and on the road Why she chooses the …
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Stockholm based street photographer, Payman Hazheer.In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in the Photography His passion for street photography His use of black and white Why he chooses the Leica Monochrome as his daily driver Who inspires him on a daily basis What's next for himAnd …
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with photographer Chris Facey In this new episode, we talked about: How he got started in the Photography His passion for street photography How photographing protests helped him become a better photographer Who inspires him on a daily basis Tips for young photographers What's next for him And more! You can…
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This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with photographer and Clever Supply Co. Founder, Todd Balsley. In this new episode, we talked about: How got started in the Photography business How a simple gifted little leather key clip led to him starting a leather good company The importance of aligning your passion with work Who inspires him today Tip…
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In this new episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with West Michigan-based photographer Lukas Vanderlende.We talked about: How got started in Photography How having a supportive family has helped him develop as an artist Why he now uses Leica cameras Who inspires him today The importance of long-term storytelling-driven projects vs single imagesA…
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In this new episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with my friend Director, DOP, and Photographer Lucas Rupnik. We talked about: How got started in Photography How he draws inspiration from movies What is it like to be a full-time Director What makes a great image The role of storytelling in his photography and filmmaking And more! You can find ou…
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In this inspiring episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with editorial and documentary photographer Andy Eclov. We talked about: How skateboarding and music kickstarted his love for photography How long-term personal projects fuel his passion Why he uses a Leica camera as his main personal projects tool How he published photography books The impo…
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with With Wired Magazine Co-Founder, Photographer, and NY Times Best Selling Author Kevin Kelly. We talked about: How traveling to 35 Asian countries has fueled his desire to capture and document stories What keeps inspired His photo book Vanishing Asia How artists can take advantage of AI and how it'…
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In this episode, I have a conversation with Photographer / Film Director Stephane Kossmann. He is also the founder and president of Pierrevert Nuits Photographiques, Essaouira Nuits Photographiques, and Photographic Nights of Selma.You can find more about Stephane's work and the events he organizes here:www.stephanekossmann.comwww.stephanekossmann.…
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I had the pleasure of chatting with French photographer, author, and educator Valérie Jardin. In this episode, we talked about: What is her biggest learning from 10 years of teaching workshops What keeps her inspired day after day Tips for young photographers AI in Photography How limitations can boost your creativity And more! To learn more about …
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I had the pleasure of chatting with Ritchie Roesch, Fuji x Weekly & RitchieCam Founder. In this episode, we talked about: His start in photography What motivated him to start the Fuji X Weekly site The power of the Community What Fujifilm Cameras he prefers What he likes to shoot AI in Photography What's next for the platforms he created And more! …
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I had the pleasure of chatting with very talented New Hampshire-based women photographer Jean-Marie Detcher. In this inspiring episode, we talked about: Her start in photography What motivates her to pick up a camera and shoot consistently What makes a good image Why she uses Leica as her main system Why being a woman in photography isn't always ea…
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In this episode, I chat with San Antonio based Photographer and friend, John Hendrick. John is a very talented artist with such a unique story to tell. We talked about: • How he got started in photography • How his unique background helped shape the photographer he is today • How to get out of a creative rut • How social media can be a double-edged…
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In this episode, I chat with one of my favorite photographers: the inspirational Phil Penman. Phil is a UK-born, NY-based photographer who has documented the rapid flux of New York City's streets for over 25 years. He is also a passionate photography teacher and has been identified as one of the "52 Most Influential Street Photographers" alongside …
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In this episode, I chat with Bob Patterson, Founder, and Publisher of Street Photography Magazine and podcast. We talked about: How he got started with photography Why he created the Street Photography Magazine How a magazine helps you slow down in a world of fast-paced media consumption How he ended up shooting with Leica cameras (and Fujifilm) Wh…
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In Episode 1 (Season 2) I speak with singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, illustrator, and actress, Nicole Atkins. We discuss her pandemic release Italian Ice, and Sinatra-esque reimagining release Memphis Ice. We discuss Nicole’s youth, her family in Neptune City, New Jersey, and her path to now. We commiserate on the acceptance of obsolete …
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In this episode, I chat with Ricky Huerta (Aka Ricky Chan) the founder of the Leica Street Photography Collective and podcast and an all-around great photographer. We talked about: How he got started in street photography Why created the LSPC and podcast communities Why does he prefer to shoot black and white What makes a great image The importance…
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In this episode, I talk about how social media can be harmful to creators if it's your only source of inspiration and I offer alternatives. Make sure you are subscribed and rate on your favorite podcast app if you like what you hear! My latest photography zine can be found here: blurb.ca/b/10968097-silo-5 You can also support this ad-free podcast b…
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In this episode, I talk about how photography can be therapy for a lot of us creative people. Make sure you are subscribed and rate on your favourite podcast app if you like what you hear! My latest photography zine that I referenced in the episode can be found here: https://www.blurb.ca/b/10968097-silo-5 You can also support this ad-free podcast b…
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In Episode 34, I speak with singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeffrey Martin. We discuss his most recent single, “I Know What I Know,” Life as a PK in Eugene, Oregon. Jeffrey’s songwriting, the beat writer’s place in history, “Billy Burroughs,” I fanboy out a little too much on the majesty of Jeffrey’s song Coal Fire, and we discuss the value of a …
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In Episode 33, I speak with the singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Jason Pipkin, known as The Lone Bellow's keys and bass player, but has also produced one of the bands EPs and spent some time as the band's banjo player. Jason is also married to and has a child with Kanene Pipkin, the lead female vocalist in the Lone Bellow. We…
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In Episode 32, I speak with the multi-instrumentalist and Columbus, Ohio native Evan Westfall, known for and wide as the banjo player and co-founder of the folk powerhouse CAAMP. Evan and I chat about playing for humans, young and new love, his straightforward path to being a professional musician, and the brotherhood that keeps CAAMP heading in a …
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In Episode 31, I talk with roots musician Noah Engh known for his distinct singing and ragtime and blues guitar and ukulele. We discuss both Noah’s and Uke’s journies in music; we reminisce about our time in Hollywood and discuss a portion of blues and roots music history. We also walk back through the pandemic and how Uke In A Suit came to exist, …
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In Episode 30, I have a very open and vulnerable conversation with the incredibly talented singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ana Tivel. We discuss Ana’s new album, “Blue World,” her life-long interest in observation, violin, the sea, touring with The Shook Twins, songwriting, relationships, dealing with the pandemic, and dealing with li…
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In Episode 29, Joe Troop and I sit down to discuss Joe's new album, Borrowed Time, co-produced with Jason Richmond (Avett Brothers, Branford Marsalis) We discuss working with legends Bela Fleck, Abigail Washburn, Tim O'Brien, and Charlie Hunter, and ow his life working with along side activists changed his viewpoint and inspired his songwriting. We…
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In episode 28, Marcus talks with Singer, Songwriter and Guitarist Lauren Morrow. They discuss her upcoming solo debut LP, her and her husband Jason’s transition from Atlanta and The Whiskey Gentry, songwriting in Nashville, growing up as the child of an addict, writing with Sadler Vaden, alcohol vs. marijuana, micro-dosing, and aliens. In the wrap-…
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In Episode 27, I sit down with Keith Billik, the podcast host for The Picky Fingers Banjo Podcast. This week’s episode discusses Keith’s introduction to music through his mom’s homemade La Bamba soundtrack bootleg. We chat about his time studying audio engineering at Michigan State University, his rise to floor manager at Elderly Instruments, and h…
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In Episode 26, I sit down with Lauren and Daniel Goans of Lowland Hum. Both members of the husband and wife duo split singing and songwriting duty for the band. During the pandemic, they brought a child into the world and have already had to learn how to navigate writing, recording, and producing with a newborn in tow. Their little guy also makes a…
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In episode 25, I gained the ear of Mike Marsh. Mike is a drummer and a producer the currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. Mike has been the drummer for The Avett Brothers since 2012. Mike grew up in Florida, raised by his brother, and started playing the drums in middle school. Through the support of Mike's brother and mother, he was able to f…
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In episode 24, I sit down with Erin Rae. Erin is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Erin and I discuss her life, growing up in Jackson, TN, and Bellevue, a neighboring community of Nashville. Erin discusses her journey in music, which started at home, with both her mother and father performing as local musicians and …
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In Episode 23, The Live from Banjo Podcast hit the road and headed to Lafayette, GA. With heavy rains just coming to an end and the crowd in full party mode, ready for a series of incredibly acts to take the stage, Jon Stickley and I sat down for a live recording at Forward Festival in May of 2021.Jon is the guitarist and frontman for Jon Stickley …
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