MAKE MOVES

MAKE MOVES

By John HammondSociety & CultureArts
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MAKE MOVES episodes

  • S1 Ep.2: Richard Ross Interview - Photographer Behind Juvenile-in-Justice

    John interviews Richard Ross - artist, photographer, visual researcher, Professor at University of California Santa Barbara, and creator of the Juvenile-in-Justice project. Richard shares his thoughts on making art, finding purpose, and getting things done. Richard is full of entertaining stories, life lessons about being irreverent and sufficiently dangerous, and real talk about his work in the US Juvenile Justice system. With permission of Angelo Moore and the Brand New Step and Ropeadope Records, a portion of the tune "I'm Built for Love" is featured off the album Centuries of Heat.

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    59 min
  • S1 Ep.1: Louis Marks - CEO of Ropeadope Records

    John interviews Louis Marks, the visionary CEO of Ropeadope Records, about the new and evolving independent music industry. Louis explains the past, present, and future of his label, describes his path in the independent music world, and name drops some great musicians you need to hear. Louis also reveals some very personal thoughts about trust, the human part of the music business, and why he chooses to work in service to musicians. With permission of Ropeadope Records and Shaun Martin, this show features a snippet of Shaun's song "One Big Party" off the album "Seven Summers."

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    1 hr 6 min

About MAKE MOVES

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MAKE MOVES is an interview based show, hosted by John Hammond, that peeks into the minds of creative risk takers, and those who support them, by thinking – and doing things – differently. Guests include musicians and music industry visionaries, architects, journalists, farmers, dancers, artists, authors, designers, craftsmen, photographers, etc., etc., etc. Some guests are already famous, some are on the way, and some will never survive, but they all have fascinating human stories to tell. The overarching goal of the show is to help understand and humanize creative doers and their support networks, while exploring their work as an extension of who creatives are as people.