Episodes
Makers of Sport Podcast #69
March 14, 2016
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Mekale Jackson
“You can always learn from anyone — you can learn from people older than you, you can earn from people younger than you — always be open. Always be open to critique.” Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #67
February 22, 2016
Aaron Masik
“When you get to work in pro sports, these players are their showcase...the message, putting people in the seats, getting people interested in the team and buying merchandise comes before cool Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #66
February 8, 2016
Jeremy Darlow
"Everyone is trying to find their own 15 minutes online with their channel...it's not about that 15 minutes, it's about that 15 years and what are you doing right now to build something that la Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #65
February 1, 2016
Announcing the Community
The Internet has given us an uncanny ability to connect to others that share our passions in different regions of the world. Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #64
January 25, 2016
Ben Osborne
"There's a lot of talented people out there. A lot of smart people. A lot of great writers. A lot of great editors. You gotta work... [Ben on side projects & growth]." Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #63
January 18, 2016
Cultivating Relationships
The world is about relationships. Plain and simple. We have relationships with family, friends and even objects. Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #62
January 4, 2016
Michelle Cruz
"I take a lot of pictures...I think for designers, drawing and taking photos is so, so important because you can go back to those photos and find some inspiration and find some great idea." Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #61
December 28, 2015
Writing as Design
Design is about communication. It is about articulating decisions made from a professional perspective in order to sell something, or have a user do something. Continue Reading
Makers of Sport Podcast #59
December 8, 2015
Subjective vs. Objective
Oftentimes, we creative people run into debates with clients or other stakeholders due to both inserting subjective opinions on the work at hand. Continue Reading