Ep 54: Rich Rudin on water rights, drought dangers & agreeing on the facts
This episode is a part of a mini-season titled, "Sustainability is a Buzzword". A series of conversations about conservation, water,
Ep 53: Water Conversations with Anna Macleod
This episode is a part of the"Sustainability is a Buzzword" mini-season: a series of conversations about conservation, water,
Ep 52: Welcome to Season 5, “sustainability is a buzzword”
Hi, hello! Welcome back to The Process. We're stoked to be back at it. This episode is a quick 10-minute
Ep 51: Rick Maguire of Pile on appreciating the journey
Rick Maguire has been releasing music - both solo and with a band - under the name Pile for over
Ep 50: Beak> with their take on culture and the music industry today
This episode is brought to you in partnership with the Desert Daze Festival. Beak> is a band from Bristol consisting of Geoff
Ep 49: Amanda Guest of BFF.fm on lessons learned running a community radio station
Amanda Guest is the founder and GM of BFF.fm, an internet community radio station based in San Francisco, CA. Amanda
Ep 48: Jeffrey Silverstein on striking the balance between creative projects and full-time work
*Photo by Alex Kocher.* Jeffrey Silverstein is a musician, writer, and educator. He just released his first solo EP titled How on
Ep 47: Tyler Andere of Father/Daughter Records and Elestial Sound on the state of the indie music industry in 2019
Tyler Andere is one of the founders of Portals music, an online music publication and does A&R for Father/Daughter Records
Ep 46: Eric D. Johnson of Fruit Bats on the slow burn and sustaining a creative career
Eric D. Johnson formed the band Fruit Bats in 1997 and has been releasing music under that moniker since 2001.
Ep 45: Chris Shaw of Ex-Cult on writing your own rules to sustain your creative vision
This episode is brought to you in partnership with the Desert Daze Festival. Chris Shaw is the frontman and bandleader of