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Head, Heart & Hustle
by Allen Plummer
Head, Heart & Hustle gives you insights and encouragement from real working creatives. Every episode we interview an individual who doesn't just pretend to be creative. They've rolled up their sleeves and are producing great things because they need to.
Episodes
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Creatives should network, too
"Networking" may feel like a dirty word to many creatives and artists, but it shouldn't. Visit us at HeadHeartandHustle.com and sign up for our newsletter.
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Here's why I didn't accept your LinkedIn invitation
My thoughts on the "quantity versus quality" approach to social media, especially as it relates to making connections with other artists and creatives. In short, your network is not a bunch of baseball cards. Visit us at HeadHeartandHustle.com and subscribe to our newsletter.
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Why you should pay attention to Uma Thurman
The New York Times op-ed regarding Uma Thurman and Harvey Weinstein is important for creatives and artists. Here's why... https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/03/opinion/sunday/this-is-why-uma-thurman-is-angry.html
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Why your reaction to The Last Jedi says a lot about you as an artist
If you're an artist or creative and saw The Last Jedi, your opinion of the movie says a lot about you. In this bonus episode, Allen shares his thoughts on The Last Jedi and weighs in on the love it/hate it debate among die-hard StarWars fans. He also explains his theory on why it's important to...
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Thanks for listening to Season 2
Season 2 is officially over, and Allen shares his thoughts on 2018 and what you can expect in Season 3. Visit us at HeadHeartandHustle.com and sign up for our newsletter.
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Eulanda & Omo Osagiede
In this episode, I interview Eulanda & Omo Osagiede (@dipyourtoesin), London-based freelance writers and social influencers who run the travel blog Hey, Dip Your Toes In (also known as HDYTI). I love the brand they've created and was energized to hear how they make their side project work on top…
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Melody Peng
In this episode, I interview Melody Peng (@Mpeng11), an actress in Los Angeles who has appeared on a variety of network and cable shows. After moving to LA for a corporate job several years ago, Melody decided to go all in on acting and continues to work towards her big break. If you've ever...
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Ryan Dillon
In this episode, I interview Ryan Dillion (@oysterpig), a classically-trained chef, punk rock and hardcore musician who's been creative his whole life. Growing up in Virginia, Ryan worked in restaurants and played music throughout his formative years, then studied at Virginia Tech and went to...
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Ramon Deslauriers
In this episode, I interview Ramon Deslauriers (ramon_d on Instagram), an artist who enjoys manipulating and taking photos for digital media. Ramon's ethereal approach to imagery is both trippy and mesmerizing, and he's heavily influenced by his 1980's childhood and love of fantasy. His cell…
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Jon Goldberg
In this episode, I interview Jon Goldberg, a writer and creative director in the advertising world who recently finished a series of personal essays and is working on his first novel. Although he stumbled into ad writing after attempting to break into screenwriting in Los Angeles, Jon soon...
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Ben Haley
In this episode, I interview Ben Haley (yelahneb on Instagram), a stay-at-home dad with a lengthy list of creative experiences and projects. From producing Salon of Shame in Seattle, to taking photos, writing poetry, and playing drums, Ben has tapped into his creativity since he was a teenager....
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James Mowdy
In this episode, I interview James Mowdy (@JamesJetsOften), a brand consultant and creative analytic who helps opera singers build their own brands in the 21st century. James not only helps professional creatives learn storytelling and social media skills to build awareness, but he runs…
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Andrea Letamendi
In this episode, I interview Dr. Andrea Letamendi (@ArkhamAsylumDoc), a licensed clinical psychologist who expresses her creativity through a merger of her professional knowledge with a love of comics and all things geek. She hosts podcasts, runs panels at conventions, and has even become a...
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Rachel Caldwell
In this episode, I interview Rachel Caldwell, an illustrator and graphic designer who regularly finds her artwork tattooed on people around the world (or at least on people's T-shirts). As a child of painter Edward Gordon, Rachel explored her talents early on. Today she works professionally as a...
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Nicole Piccolomini
In this episode, I interview Nicole Piccolomini, an American-raised opera singer living in Berlin. Nicole grew up in Long Island, NY with a supportive mother who not only encouraged her love of music and Broadway but helped introduce Nicole to classical music. Although Nicole grew up watching...
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Catherine Baab-Muguira
In this episode, I interview Catherine Baab-Muguira (@Greedzilla1), a writer and journalist who's been published by Quartz, Fast Company, Playboy, Salon, New York Magazine, and others. Cat lives in New York City with her husband and juggles her writing with a day job that allows her to work from...
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Chris Spurvey
In this episode, I interview Chris Spurvey (@ChrisSpurvey), an entrepreneur who's authored books, runs his own podcast and coaches others on selling and developing personal brands. Based in Newfoundland, Canada, Chris grew up in a strongly creative family and embraced his entrepreneurial spirit…
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Daniel Cousins
In this episode, I interview Daniel Cousins, a New York City-based producer, performer, and 21st Century songwriter who defines his sound as supernatural electro rock. Daniel's not only been writing and performing music for years, but he acts in indie films, as well. He's a true working artist;...
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Noah Scalin
In this episode, I interview Noah Scalin, an artist who first gained notoriety a little over a decade ago with his Webby Award-winning Skull-A-Day project (during which he produced a different piece of art containing a skull every day for a year). Today, Noah is the first artist-in-residence for...
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Season 2 starts Sept 5th
New episodes of the podcast are coming September 5th! Here's a quick update on what we'll have for listeners this fall.
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Summer Hiatus
Hey, folks. Spring is here, and that means more time outdoors and better weather. For me, it also means coaching Little League and planning a summer vacation. I'm also busy at work on the podcast; planning a bunch of interviews and editing a few recent ones. To give myself a bit of breathing…
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Kristen Kurtis
In this episode, I interview Kristen Kurtis (@KristenKurtis), morning show host and DJ at WXPN, a prominent independent radio station in Philadelphia. Kristen grew up surrounded by music and creativity, which translated into a lifelong love of music, books, and performing. Someone who understands...
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Sharif Renno
In this episode, I interview Sharif Renno (@SharifRenno), a self-taught woodworker who manages to design and build furniture and art in his spare time. Although he started out playing in his high school band, the Wisconsin native also had an early interest in drafting. So when he moved out on his...
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Rob Muller
In this episode, I interview Rob Muller (@RotoTok), a lifelong musician, professional drummer, and music producer who also happens to enjoy photography. As someone who's signed three record contracts, Rob and I had a great chat about the realities of "making it" when a band signs to a record…
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Matt Boring
In this episode, I interview Matt Boring (@TheBoringChef), a chef, professional gamer, and all-round Renaissance Man. To be honest, I had a tough time keeping up with all of Matt's projects and interests. A lifelong learner, Matt had a successful career as an executive chef before getting a…
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Nicolette Orlemans
In this episode, I interview Nicolette Orlemans (@Nicolette_O), a travel blogger and founder of Culture With Travel (@CultureWithTrav). Born in the Netherlands, Nicolette moved to the U.S. as a child and spent much of her life traveling the world. She currently lives in New York City and works in...
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Keith Boswell
In this episode, I interview Keith Boswell (@keithboswell), an extremely creative individual with a unique hobby; collecting toys and posting them on Instagram. Keith and I had a chance to sit down for an interview while attending a conference in Florida, and we talked quite a bit about toys as…
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Brandy Mann
In this episode, I interview Brandy Mann (@BrandyEMann and @MannlyMama), a "Mommy Blogger" whose creative outlet evolved out of experiences in her personal life. As a successful professional living in Raleigh, NC, Brandy juggles a demanding job with family, parenting, and her volunteer work - all...
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Meg Shearer
In this episode, I interview my colleague, designer and illustrator Meg Shearer (@MegsArtTweet). Meg and I have worked together for years, and although she's professionally trained as a designer, her real love is illustration, especially stippling and Victorian-era illustrations. Meg designed the...
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Brian Ward
In this episode, I interview my good friend Brian Ward (@BWard028), a producer for Shout! Factory in Los Angeles. Like CeCe Pleasants, the profile of our first episode, Brian spent some of his teen years in Richmond, VA and worked at an amusement park. (In fact, he worked for me, dressing up as...
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Starch to Sugar
In this episode, we talk with John Piljer and Matt Taddei, two buddies in Phoenixville, PA who have been recording under the name Starch to Sugar since 2010. These great musicians not only agreed to be interviewed but volunteered to write and record music for the show, as well. Visit us at...
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Arielle Tannenbaum
In this episode, I interview Arielle Tannenbaum (@ariellemargot), a Community Champion at Buffer who's also a health coach and community advocate. Arielle grew up dancing and founded a dance festival in college, and today she remains passionate about health and wellness. Visit us at...
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CeCe Pleasants
In this first episode, I reached out to my long-time friend CeCe Pleasants (@CeCePleasants), a successful, Emmy-nominated comedy writer who's worked with Arsenio Hall, Ellen DeGeneres, Carlos Mencia, Paul F Tompkins, and others. She's currently writing for a new Bill Nye show coming to Netflix....
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An Introduction
Want to know what the podcast is about? Start here for a brief overview and introduction. In this episode, your host Allen Plummer (@MktrAllen) shares his own background and creative outlets, as well as how the idea for Head, Heart & Hustle started. He also explains the meaning of the podcast…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Head, Heart & Hustle gives you insights and encouragement from real working creatives. Every episode we interview an individual who doesn't just pretend to be creative. They've rolled up their sleeves and are producing great things because they need to.
HOSTED BY
Allen Plummer
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Head, Heart & Hustle currently has 34 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Head, Heart & Hustle about?
Head, Heart & Hustle gives you insights and encouragement from real working creatives. Every episode we interview an individual who doesn't just pretend to be creative. They've rolled up their sleeves and are producing great things because they need to.
How often does Head, Heart & Hustle release new episodes?
Head, Heart & Hustle has 34 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Head, Heart & Hustle is created and hosted by Allen Plummer.
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