From The Garden

From The Garden

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From The Garden episodes

  • All Eating Light Beings: Joe Patitucci

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I have the pleasure of talking to Joe Patitucci: maker, artist, and creator of the Plantwave (a biofeedback midi device). Joe and I discuss his connection with nature, what inspired him to create the Plantwave, and how that 10 journey has given him a sense of peace and purpose as a creative being. Enjoy!

    47 min
  • Library Rebel Shoe Elves: Sarah Oh

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    Today we invite Sarah Oh into the garden to talk about her design, rug making and fear of microphones. Also she brought her own plant to hear, so bonus points for Sarah! Enjoy!

    1 hr 38 min
  • Observant Tune-Cats Impermanent Verdure: Will Okun

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    We begin Season 2 with a dear friend and collaborator Will Okun. We discuss the power and joy of cooking, the jargon of jazz, and the problematic beauty of the very current and very timeless hit show Cheers. Also all rights go to Aziz Ansari's grapefruit story... Enjoy!

    1 hr 31 min
  • Micro Macro Mostly Mycelium: Casey Barth

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week is the Season 1 Finale of From The Garden! To wrap it up, I am sitting down in the guest chair and my partner, Karina DePiano, is returning to the studio to host. We discuss favorite moments from past episodes, what I've learned from the garden in this first season, and how we wish we could photosynthesize. Maybe one day! Enjoy!

    1 hr 32 min
  • Suffer Surrender Unknown Honesty: Nathan Fertig

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by Nathan Fertig: and wonderful writer, producer and human. We discuss the myth around suffering for art, bringing honesty and the unknown into the process, and how to show up for yourself when making.

    1 hr 40 min
  • Play Heal DIY Bliss: Tiana Ohara

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by Tiana Ohara, and wonderfully talented guitarist, producer, and artist. We discuss leaving expectations at the door, the bliss of not having an answer, and DIY home improvement Youtube.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Chaos K-Pop Lettuce Regeneration: Daniel Dávila

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by Daniel Dávila: a gifted producer, vocalist, artist and writer. We discuss introducing your own creative chaos, personality tokens, and the ubiquitous power of reddit forums.

    1 hr 31 min
  • Human Rooms Alien Surprise: Brandon Woodward

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by producer, artist, drummer and fellow dog dad Brandon Woodward. We discuss his physical, mental and emotional emergence from a multi-year health scare, how embracing spaces lead to a more immersive process, and the deep nostalgic comfort of an empty office building.

    1 hr 31 min
  • Snow-globe Quiet Ecstasy Lobster: Alex Pachino

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by Alex Pachino; a producer, artist, guitarist and great pal. We discuss shaking the snow-globe, how lobsters grow, and officially embrace our love of John Mayer and Coldplay.

    1 hr 25 min
  • Magic Party Gross Tomato: Lou Roy

    Welcome to From The Garden: a podcast rooted in the creative garden.

    This week I am joined by Lou Roy: an extraordinary artist who consistently reminds me what I love most about music. Lou is releasing an album, just got back from tour, and has discovered the magic of an E major chord in alternate realities. Also, I need to listen to "Echoes" by Pink Floyd.


    1 hr 30 min

About From The Garden

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Weekly conversations and collaborations with artists, makers, and plants. What is our relationship to creativity and what can we learn from the garden about growth, collaboration and community?