132. HIGH STRANGENESS | Why Studying the Bizarre Can Make You a Better Creative

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The Furious Curious

77 episodes

6 days ago

We explore culture to inspire creators. We're hosted and produced by Britton Rice, Alex Detmering, David Harper, Nicole Lazar, and Alexander Woell.

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We explore culture to inspire creators. We're hosted and produced by Britton Rice, Alex Detmering, David Harper, Nicole Lazar, and Alexander Woell.

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132. HIGH STRANGENESS | Why Studying the Bizarre Can Make You a Better Creative

The Furious Curious

1 hour 24 minutes 2 seconds

1 year ago

132. HIGH STRANGENESS | Why Studying the Bizarre Can Make You a Better Creative

Where logic fails and the odd prevails, let's embrace the strange and get inspired by the tales.

Today we're talking about High Strangeness: Why Studying the Bizarre Can Make You A Better Creative.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00: Intro

09:21: Synchronicities

21:54: Thin Places

33:04: Cryptids

46:41: Intent

1:03:44: Tulpas

1:13:42: Partnering with ChatGPT Creatively

1:19:06: Childlike Creativity

MUSIC:

"Teen Angst (M83)", "A Spell A Rebel Yell" (Coldplay), My Bloody Valentine (Only Shallow), "Teardrop" (Massive Attack), "Haru" (Fennesz & Ryuichi Sakamoto), "Fade Into You" (Mazzy Star)