Grind and Flow

Helpful life and work insights from celebrated creative minds, hosted by former Creative Director for Turner Classic Movies, Chuck Moore.

Grind and Flow is a arts podcast hosted by Chuck Moore, with 22 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Chuck Moore hosts Grind and Flow, a arts show with 22 episodes published.

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  The Play That Transformed Everything

  Sep 22, 202639 min

  What about you? Ever had your life forever altered by a creative work? A singular book, song or filmthat said things you felt but couldn’t express yourself? Jamil Jude knows thefeeling. A college production of August Wilson’s “The Piano Lesson” rearranged his DNA,and diverted him from a career in Sports Medicine. CUT TO years later, Jamil isnow Artistic Director for Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theater Company, handpicked successorto this Atlanta institution’s legendary founder and namesake. Jamil takes us through hard-won lessons in leadership and self-care. #Creative Leadership #representation # Black Stories

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  John Lennon, May Pang & The Not-So-Lost Weekend

  Aug 18, 202641 min

  For 18 whirlwind months, May Pang shared a life — and an apartment — with John Lennon during what might be the wildest and most fascinating era of his post-Beatle life. She’s now touring galleries across the US with a remarkable collection of private photos of John. In this episode, May recalls John’s work habits, his secret reunions with Paul McCartney …and son Julian…plus her own remarkable story. She’s also the subject of a recent documentary, “The Lost Weekend: A Love Story,” now on Tubi and other platforms.

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  Creative Courage with Brian Wilson & Beach Boys Biographer David Leaf

  Jul 21, 20261 hour

  The Beach Boys’ “Pet Sounds” might be the Citizen Kane of pop albums. But what happened with the aborted follow-up, “Smile”? How and why did the project go off the rails and get shelved...only to grow in reputation over the decades and fuel the “Brian Wilson is a Genius” flame? Well, the rest of us may not be geniuses, but we can all relate to family pressures,professional expectations, and even personal demons. All are hot topics our guest — author David Leaf -- serves up in fine form in his latest book, “SMILE: The Rise, Fall & Resurrection of Brian Wilson.” David brings personal insight from decades as Brian’s friend and preeminent biographer, including a firsthand account of that fabled project’s nail-biting path to completion in the early 2000s.

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  Mark Mothersbaugh on the Power of Kindness and Collaboration

  Nov 21, 202538 minS0

  <p>What does #geniusAF MARK MOTHERSBAUGH do to stay centered and inspired? The prolific film composer and Devo co-founder reveals the helpful daily practice he’s maintained for half a century. Mark also shares tales of Wes Anderson and how our “deficits” can lead to transformative super powers.</p>

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  Museums Make Us Better: Rethinking the Role of Art In Our Lives (Atlanta’s High Museum of Art)

  Nov 18, 202539 minS0

  <p>Andrew Westover, PhD of Atlanta’s High Museum serves up inspiring ways he and his colleagues are evolving — and preserving — the role of art museums in our civic and personal lives as "a place for you to be."</p>

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