Welcome to Assemblage | Jonathan Greene

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Welcome to the Assemblage podcast, a podcast for creatives building something unique. A collection or gathering of things or people. A machine or object made of pieces fitted together. A work of art made by grouping found or unrelated objects. This is Assemblage. Our host, Jonathan Greene, talks about how this podcast came to fruition and how it interacts directly with the associated blog. He discusses the intent of the podcast and website, and how the focus is on creatives and what makes them tick. How they work, their environment, their inspiration. It's an introduction to the ultimate goal of a community of independent creatives working together to build something unique. Links: Visit Assemblage.blog Medium Redoubtable - A publication of formidable writers who stay true. Quality curated content. Uncalendared - Undocumented. Unmeasured in time. Unstoppable.

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