Creative Detour Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Aidan Sean McDonald is the drummer of Private Function, videographer,  director and more. In this episode we talk about the many different hats Aidan has had to wear to make ends meet on his creative journey, the history of the Private Function scratch-it cover art, the urine infused vinyl, his directing dreams, imposter syndrome and more.

Listen to the audio-only version of the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you listen to podcasts, or watch the video version on YouTube.

Joc Curran is a co-founder of the iconic Brisbane music venue, The Zoo. In this episode, Joc talks about the original view for the venue, the importance of building organic relationships in the community, endurance and a lot more. The Zoo is celebrating it's 30th anniversary this month.

Listen to the audio-only version of the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you listen to podcasts, or watch the video version on YouTube.

Links

The Zoo - https://www.thezoo.com.au/
The Zoo's 30th Anniversary - https://www.thezoo.com.au/whats-on

April Josie is a photographer from Sydney, Australia, focusing on content of all types. I know her best from her work with music photography, but she is a photographer of all different kinds.

In this episode we talk about how to look after your mental health, finding a creative passion outside of photography, overcoming detractors and managing business relationships.

Buy one of April's prints
View April's prints and place an order here - https://www.apriljosiephotography.com/

Watch the interview
https://youtu.be/acFdKcF40Y8

Follow April Josie
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/april.josie.photo
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/april.josie/
Website: https://www.apriljosiephotography.com/

About the episode
Fresh off the back of of Sly Withers' Coldplay Cover, The Scientist, Jono Mata and Sam Blitvich sit down with me for the Creative Detour Podcast to talk about everything creative.

Buy 'Gardens'
Buy 'Gardens' here - https://SlyWithers.lnk.to/Gardens

Watch the interview
https://youtu.be/qJivxFgtkL4

Follow Sly Withers
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SlyWithers/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/slywithers/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/slywithers

Welcome to the third episode of the Creative Detour Podcast! In this episode I sit down with Ben Lee to talk about his creative journey.

This Ben Lee interview spreads light on how he sustains motivation for creative projects long-term, what he learned from Sonic Youth and The Beastie Boys around community and heaps more.

Ben Lee is playing the Brisbane Powerhouse on 19 June. You can grab tickets here.

Listen to the Creative Detour Podcast - honest conversations with creative people. Hear about how they made themselves into the success they are today.

This episode I talk to Jake Laderman, drummer in Clowns and co-owner of Damaged Music.

Jake takes us on an honest journey through the hardships of being in a DIY band, advice for up-and-coming bands new to managing their budgets, what it's like starting a record label and more.

Listen to the Creative Detour Podcast - honest conversations with creative people. Hear about how they made themselves into the success they are today.

Filter Photography Podcast is now Creative Detour!

Creative Detour is an Australian podcast hosted by Matt Walter, a music photographer with a passion for all things creative.

In this episode

• Why the podcast name was changed
• What is changed in the podcast
• What Creative Detour will focus on

Listen to the Creative Detour Podcast - honest conversations with creative people. Hear about how they made themselves into the success they are today.

I speak with Lewis Nixon about his new 3D music photography zine, how many photos are too many or too few to submit to a publication, and what keeps this music photographer motivated. 

You can check out Lewis' work here:

• https://www.ljnphoto.com/
• Buy the 3D zine

You can view more information about this episode at the Filter Photography Podcast website.

Yep, positive feedback can be a bad thing!

Episode 27 of the Filter Photography Podcast has an interview with April Josie, wedding and music photographer from Sydney, Australia.

We talk about how April goes about creating bodies of work, why crediting is actually important to photographers, whether a formula is useful in client work and more.

You can check out April's work at:

• https://www.apriljosiephotography.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/april.josie.studios/
• https://www.instagram.com/april.josie/