The Kodakery

Listen in this week for a chance to hear from Kodak's leader and CEO, Jeff Clarke. You'll get to know Jeff and why he decided to come to Kodak, how he approaches the job at hand, his respect for the medium of film and what excites him about Kodak today and his role.

This episode features the creative duo of Alexi Pappas and Jeremy Teicher: Two film makers whose most recent work Speed Googles, shot on Kodak Super 8 Film, was debuted on the New York Times website as a 5-part series. Alexi, who is also an elite runner, weaves her experiences and reflections into her work in a beautiful, unique way. We so enjoyed talking to them and we know you'll love to hear it!

This episode with Max McSimov is about his project, 50 Feet of Song. He takes one cartridge of Kodak Super 8 Film to record folk songs from around the country, preserving and exposing todays folk music in a beautiful, creative way. We had a lot of laughs with Max so be sure to check out this episode as well as his website, 50feet.org.

Join us for part two of our episode on George Eastman. For this episode we talk about George's great philanthropy work and his later years. You'll hear insight from Eastman's biographer Betsy Brayer as well as a couple of our friends from the George Eastman Museum. Check it out!

In the first of this two part episode we take some time to learn more about Kodak's founder, George Eastman. We went to the George Eastman Museum and sat in his former home to talk with Todd, Kathy and Betsy about George's early life and how he came to start Kodak. Listen in to this special episode about a man whose vision and determination changed our lives.

This unique episode is a live recording of actor Michael Keaton being given the George Eastman Award at the museum's Dryden Theatre. Michael is introduced by Bruce Barnes and Paolo Cherchi Usai from the GEM, accepts his award, and finally sits down for a Q&A with Jurij Meden. Listen in to this awesome opportunity to hear Michael reflect on his accomplishments.

This week Kodak's CTO, Terry Taber, joined The Kodakery to talk about the future of Kodak's technology. Science has always been an integral part of our story and we learn all about the Research Labs, some of our core technologies and the exciting new projects and partnerships we are working on! Listen in!

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After we finished recording last week's episode with Paolo Cherchi Usai at the George Eastman Museum, the conversation kept going. Fortunately, we were still recording, so listen in to this bonus material where we dug even deeper into the subject in film. Get a listen in of more of Paolo's wisdom!

You are in for a treat with this weeks episode with Paolo Cherchi Usai, the senior curator of the motion picture department at the George Eastman Museum, in Rochester, NY. Paolo's views on film, cinema, art and preservation are carefully positioned and are informed by many years as a curator and by his complete respect for the art form and all that it holds. Don't miss this chance to hear Paolo's great wisdom, give it a listen for sure.

This weeks episode features Graham Wright, the keyboardist from the band Tokyo Police Club- the first band ever on The Kodakery! We talk about their latest album, shooting their music video with Super 8, and their upcoming tour! Definitely give it a listen.