Zion Fadel: Jasper Typical

from Haddles' House · host Hadley Sachs

Haddle's House Episode 5: A Deep Dive with Zion Fadel, aka Jasper TypicalThis week I interview Zion Fadel (@jaspertypical). They dive into Zion's musical journey, their unique upbringing, and even an unforgettable ghost encounter. Zion shares insights on finding personal and professional balance, the pitfalls of taking yourself too seriously, and the importance of calling out unacceptable behavior. We also discuss the value of rest and inspiration in the creative process, along with some personal stories that shape Zion's artistic perspective. Stay tuned until the end to enjoy one of Zion's songs as Jasper Typical.[00:00] Welcome to Haddle's House[03:01] Exploring Musical Influences[09:25] The Creative Process[13:45] Moving to LA[16:30] Raised by the Internet Collective[28:29] Experiencing a Ghost[34:51] Portland[40:16] Signs from the Universe[41:18] Near-Death First Date[54:13] Final Thoughts and Advice

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