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Ep. 07: "Some thoughts on letting your work take you where it wants to." - w/ Jackson Rogers
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“A fanatic is one who redoubles her effort when she has forgotten her aim.” ~ George Santayana
In this episode Josh is joined by podcaster, radio creator and sound designer Jackson Rogers (AUS via the UK). The guys discuss entre-freedom-journals and why they will never read such works, let alone pay premium dollars for the “privilege” – the two J’s also talk about creating art and it becoming something altogether different from what it started out as (and what you as the creator thought it would become).
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