How Art Creates Culture and Culture Creates Art with Ryan Abeo and Charles Mudede

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Chase Jarvis

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4.8 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 11 August 2021

⏱️ 137 minutes

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Summary

Recently this show crossed over 300 episodes. Yes, that’s right 300 over the last 11 years. Wow.

So in celebration, I wanted to do a little look back on the origins of the show, why we made specific decisions (such as why black & white) and what we've learned along the way.

I also dug around in the archives looking at some of the earliest shows. Including this episode with my good friends Ryan Abeo (recording artist) and Charles Mudede (writer, director, cultural critic). 11 years later and this conversation is still insanely relevant. The topic is around hip-hop, but it's really about how art creates culture, and culture creates art. In a way, it was a good launch pad for what would be the next 11 years of the show.

300 episodes in and we aren't stopping anytime soon. Thank YOU for being a critical part of this journey. Sharing the content, writing reviews, asking thoughtful questions and joining the conversation. It would not be the show it is, without you.

Onto the next 300 🚀🚀🚀 Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, what's up? It's Chase. Welcome to that episode of the show. Today is a very
0:09.7	exciting episode of the Chase Jarvis live show here on Creative Live because it's episode 300. That's right,
0:17.4	300 shows. And so before we get into, I think, the meat of the show, it brings me great pleasure
0:24.3	to reminisce just a little bit.
0:26.5	I made a few notes here about something that I think is important for you all, the listeners
0:32.2	to know.
0:33.6	My goal is to deliver an abundance of value in every single show.
0:37.3	But my hope is that if you know a little bit of the history, if you're new here, then welcome.
0:41.5	Maybe this will be interesting.
0:42.8	And if you've been listening, as many of you have, for more than 11 years, then this will maybe take you down memory lane.
0:53.9	I know it struck a chord with me as I was making some notes for this episode.
0:59.7	But I think if you look back, you get to see a little bit of history, a little connection,
1:04.4	and that also informs where we are going.
1:08.5	So I want to go back to the very, very beginning,
1:12.6	why I started this thing in the first place.
1:14.9	And my belief at the time, go back to photography,
1:18.7	I think it was around 2009 when we started the show.
1:23.0	And first of all, there was very, very, the concept of a podcast was extremely rare.
1:32.9	I was one of the few podcasts that I knew out there in the world.
1:37.1	And the idea of a photographer talking about photography back in those days on such a show,
1:44.0	such a podcast, was even more
1:46.3	rare. So there were some news podcasts that were very experimental at the time. Apple was early
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