The Creators Table

What happens when your venue falls through 30 minutes before doors? Apparently, you find a vegan pizza shop and start a mosh pit.

All I Hear Is Birds joins The Creators Table to talk about the chaotic story behind one of their shows, the strange origin of their band name, and the years-long process of creating their album GODSPEED.

Chance, Pride, Lucas, and Alex break down how the band came together, their constantly evolving sound, the musicians who shaped them, Atlanta's local music scene, their favorite guitarists, dream venues, and what it took to finally finish an album that had been years in the making.

We also somehow get into Waffle House orders, pizza toppings, Gurt's potential music career, Dave Grohl, The Masquerade, and whether a Waffle House would ever let All I Hear Is Birds play a show inside.

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GLASS EDGE joins The Creators Table to talk about their chaotic live shows, the mosh pit they weren’t allowed to start, the evolution of their metalcore sound, and what comes next for the band.

Andrew and Evan take us through how GLASS EDGE formed, their rise through the local scene and Battle of the Bands, the work behind their live stage presence, and the story of a crowd that knew exactly what to do when the band wasn’t allowed to call for a pit.

We also get into their songwriting process, influences, experimenting with a more chaotic sound, their debut release “This Is Where I Die Again,” favorite shows, merch, and zombie apocalypse strategies.

Stream GLASS EDGE’s “This Is Where I Die Again” on your favorite streaming platform.

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What does it actually take to start a theatre company and bring a show from an idea to opening night?

In this episode of The Creators Table, we sit down with Veneficus Productions, an independent theatre company, to talk about everything that happens behind the curtain.

We get into how Veneficus got started, producing original and licensed shows, casting, rehearsals, venues, marketing, funding productions, and the challenges audiences never see. We also talk about shows like Twisted, The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals, The Trail to Oregon, and what they’ve learned from building a theatre company from the ground up.

If you’ve ever wanted to start a theatre company, produce a musical, perform in local theatre, or just wondered what actually goes into getting a show onstage, this episode gives you a look behind the scenes.

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This episode is a little different from our usual interviews. Aubrey and Kyra are back at the table, but this time we switched things up and read through real anonymous crush confessions and reacted to all of it.

From wholesome admiration to completely wild situations, this episode has a little bit of everything. Some stories are sweet, some are awkward, and some definitely went too far.

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Auprie - https://www.instagram.com/itsauprie

Khira - https://www.instagram.com/khiracohen
KSU Crushes - https://www.instagram.com/ksu.crush

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In this episode, we sit down with Foli For A Film, a psychedelic indie band with a unique story that started during the pandemic in Colombia and continued across the world in the United States. From building a studio project with limited resources to navigating a completely new music scene, they share what it really takes to create music with intention.

We talk about their songwriting process, blending cinematic sound design with indie rock, the challenges of forming a band in a new country, and the journey behind their upcoming album “Something Spiral.” They also dive into the realities of the music industry, from pay to play shows to finding the right collaborators who truly match your vision.

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Opossify joins The Creators Table to talk about the long road to finally finding success on YouTube. From old Roblox tutorials, FNAF fan channels, and YouTube Poops to hitting 10,000 subscribers, this episode dives into the trial and error behind content creation. We also talk about dead games, weird editing styles, creative burnout, and why so much of modern YouTube feels like slop. If you have ever wanted to start creating online, this episode is a real look at what it takes to keep going until something clicks. 

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In this episode, we sit down with the band Intension to talk about how the group started, their musical influences, their creative process, and the deeper meaning behind their music. We talk about the loss of Zach’s brother Chris, how grief shaped their songwriting, and how music became a way to process pain, healing, and legacy. The band also shares the story behind their self titled album, their viral content online, and the creation of CRC Fest. This is a powerful conversation about brotherhood, creativity, and turning real life experiences into art.

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In this episode we sit down with Susy of the band MUELAS, one of the most exciting new acts coming out of the Atlanta hardcore scene. We talk about how the band formed in less than a year, blending electric violin, mariachi influences, and heavy music into a completely unique sound. Susy shares her journey from classical training and opera to becoming a front person in a hardcore band, along with the deeper meaning behind their music, culture, and message. We also dive into their rapid growth, viral moments, upcoming shows, and even their upcoming Europe tour. This is a conversation about identity, creativity, and pushing boundaries in music.

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In this episode we sit down with Giant DeNiro, a southern fried emo band out of Milledgeville, Georgia. We dive into how the band started, their DIY approach to making music, and how they built their sound through live recordings and raw energy.

We talk about crazy show stories, wild fan interactions, and the realities of being in a growing band. From last minute lineup changes to recording songs on a porch, Giant DeNiro shares what it really takes to keep going and build momentum in the music scene.

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In this episode we sit down with Cris, also known as Criscuts, a barber who started cutting hair at just 14 years old and turned it into a full time business. We talk about how he built his client base almost entirely through social media, why most people are getting the wrong haircut for their face shape, and what actually goes into a great haircut beyond just the fade.

Cris shares his journey from practicing on his little brother to running his own suite, finishing barber school, and gaining over 160 five star reviews. We also get into the power of specializing, building relationships with clients, and how consistency on social media can completely change your business.

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