Episode 001 of the Zine Report podcast is finally here!
Photographer, Emil Handke joins me for this first episode, and I couldn't be more honored. Emil's photo zine, 'Prelude to Silence' is the focal point of this episode, but we explore a wide range of topics.
We talk about Emil's definition of a zine, where he draws inspiration and how he applies it, the importance of giving and receiving feedback from a community you can trust, how 'Prelude to Silence' ties into his larger body of work, 'In the Silence of the Night Sky', and other insights into making work that matters.
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CUTS - Limited edition, handmade photobook by Michael Winters.
Zine Report is a podcast dedicated to interviews with Zine Makers, Small Publishers and Creative Forces with the intent of learning from the community and growing with each other.
...about zines and small press publishing.
It's a conversation between myself, John O'Connor, and people making zines across all genres (though if we're being honest, it's photo zine heavy).
Each episode is a one on one conversation with a new guest, discussing topics like what a zine is, how they got into the culture, creative process, current projects, etc.
Zine report first aired in 2017 and is produced and hosted by John O'Connor.
Theme music for the Zine Report Podcast is provided by Stomacher.
The song is "Carnival Rock" from their album Clara and can be purchased here.