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In the final bonus episode of the summer, William Bazzone, creator of BAZZREVIEWS converses at length about the potential for objectivity in art, industry plants, and Pinocchio Story among a flurry of other topics.

Recorded July 9, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

One fateful day, Aloesemi's mother forced him to purchase a copy of FL Studio, a music production software. Since then, Aloesemi has become a producer and FL studio guru in quite a short timeframe. Herein, there's talk about music generally, but mostly production. If that's your sort of thing, this episode is for you.

Recorded June 2, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

The truth about time is somewhat uncomfortable. Time seems intuitive, at least until one thinks about it. One might claim it is a duration--but of what? Itself? Such a problem is but a single example of the ones that Monica MacKenzie grapples with in her discipline, philosophy of time. Despite time's importance in governing our lives and guiding our perception, it remains an enigma in many ways. Still, even with all the elusiveness about it, one thing is for certain, there is much yet to be fully understood.

Recorded May 12, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

Moving organically through the music industry is no easy task. In the longest installment of the podcast to date, Petite League originator Lorenzo Gillis Cook talks about where he has been and where he wants to go creatively and personally with the same characteristic retrospective thoughtfulness that shines through in his music.

Recorded April 4, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

There are few people who can energetically move through topics as sensitive and nuanced as body dysmorphia and segregation over multiple hours. Further, openness and unabashed conversation are generally rare between people who are not entirely familiar with one another; this episode is a sort of unique foray into that rarity. Robert Smith might be the most generic name that someone could come up with, but in no way is Robert simple.

Recorded March 20, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

It's no secret that pretty much anything can turn into art. When art becomes a commodity, it often becomes imitated and recreated, but such manipulations are not always artless. What would have become trash can be salvaged to make something new while respecting the original purposes for its creation.

Recorded March 5, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

Most of the time, it seems like finding love is never given a second thought as an essential goal for every person to complete. In this way the concept of love has become somewhat latent and uninspected, without any reconsideration of what it could be. Dr. Arina Pismenny has thought about the topic extensively and offers an intriguing critique on the common narrative associated with love. There might be other fulfilling ways to experience romance that existed just outside of the typical paradigm all along.

Recorded February 20, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

Hate and love can be equally as harmful when trying to evaluate art, but familiarity might provide a better chance at appreciation. After years of brief interactions, the opportunity to have a conversation with AnitaGotBars arose. The content did not disappoint--the disappearance of Crysp, monetary motivation, and mogul aspirations occupied the too-brief interview.

Recorded February 5, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

Throughout history, there have been people who regularly attempt pursuits outside of their domain of expertise with great personal success. For Ari Figueredo, these pursuits manifest as tackling game design, music production, and video writing alongside regular self-exploration. Topics discussed within are controversial and personal in nature. Viewers will find that there is more information on Ari's mind than could be properly investigated in a single episode, no matter its length.

Recorded January 23, 2021 @ Industry Plant®

In writing this description, there is the notion that it should be written. In the broader culture, there are activists, lobbyists, and politicians who make decisions about activities that should be engaged in that inevitably affect the natural world. In this manner, value judgments abound regardless of conscious awareness. Simultaneously, another process often informs these decisions. Dr. Marcus Lashley is a professor, podcast host, and lab director with a passion for nature and its study. Burning forests and hunting animals may not seem like interests of someone who loves ecology, yet they are. When it comes to nature, even our seemingly unnatural processes are part of it.

Recorded December 22, 2020 @ Industry Plant®