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The space between inspiration and execution, that’s where the real story lives. We sit down with world-class creators and storytellers to unpack the craft, creative decisions, the roadblocks, and the breakthroughs that shaped their best work.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSoundstripe Sessions is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #23
Rebecca Rechtszaid is a Harvard Law grad who was senior director of business and legal affairs at Global Music Rights and lead counsel for creator programs at Meta before founding Rechtszaid Law in Los Angeles. She and Jeff cover why music licensing is so tangled, exclusivity and perpetual usage traps in brand deals, IP disputes between creators, and free legal help for artists.
Episode #22
Jennifer Pyken is an Emmy nominated music supervisor who won a Guild of Music Supervisors Award for This Is Us, with credits including Happy Gilmore, Felicity, and Workaholics. She and Jeff cover learning the job as a coordinator on Pulp Fiction, commissioning an original song for Hallmark's The Way Home, why clearance shapes what makes the cut, and the course she teaches aspiring supervisors.
Episode #21
Joe Koufman is the founder and CEO of Setup, an Atlanta marketing matchmaking firm that has made over 1,400 introductions between brands like Coca-Cola and Chick-fil-A and the agencies that serve them. He and Jeff cover his retail management years, why networking is the wrong word for what he does, replacing the four-month agency RFP with a one-week match, and his book The Connector's Compass.
Episode #20
Steak Shapiro has been a fixture in Atlanta sports radio for 30 years, including 17 as owner of 790 The Zone, and he now runs the content agency Bread & Butter. He and Jeff cover mailing cassette tapes to 14 program directors, writing the business plan that got him a station, building Atlanta Eats, and why the 30-second commercial is finished.
Episode #18
Thomas Golubic is an Emmy and Grammy nominated music supervisor behind Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Six Feet Under, and Apple TV's Silo and Pluribus. He and Jeff cover his path from journalism into music supervision, collaborating with Vince Gilligan, why he presents multiple song options instead of advocating for one, and what makes a strong music brief.
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