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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2020 · 1H 18M

73: Everyday, with Noah Kalina

from Full Stack Creator · host Tyler Stalman

It's incredibly exciting for to be able to have my favorite photographer on the show. Noah took a photo of himself every day for 20 years, but he's also a well rounded creative with a huge body of commercial work. We talk about creativity, cameras and chickens.Special Guest: Noah Kalina.

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It's incredibly exciting for to be able to have my favorite photographer on the show. Noah took a photo of himself every day for 20 years, but he's also a well rounded creative with a huge body of commercial work. We talk about creativity, cameras and chickens. Special Guest: Noah Kalina. Links: Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 20 years - YouTube Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 6 years. - YouTube Everyday for iPhone - YouTube Dueling Cameras with Adam Lisagor Carly Comando, musician Noah's chicken photography (@tiny_flock) Noah's Warby Parker commercial

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