Create and Destroy
45 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 4 years ago - ★★★★★ - 11 ratingsCreate and Destroy is a podcast where host Dan Donnarumma sits down with musicians of all kinds to discover what makes them tick, and to find out what gets their hands moving and brains firing.
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Episode 45-Isa Holliday and George Lennon of Slow Crush
May 28, 2020 10:00 - 1 hour - 59.4 MBDan sat down with Isa Holliday and George Lennon of Slow Crush to discuss dealing with life in quarantine, their band, and how choosing a favorite song of theirs is like choosing their favorite cat. Follow Slow Crush on social media, check out their music, and support these charities: Slow Crush on Spotify Slow Crush on Bandcamp Slow Crush Merch Slow Crush's Instagram-@slowcrushband Slow Crush's Facebook-@slowcrushband Slow Crush's Twitter-@slowcrushband Slow...
Episode 44- Damián Ojeda of Sadness
April 28, 2020 10:00 - 54 minutes - 50.2 MBDan sat down with Damián Ojeda to discuss dealing with life in quarantine, finding solace in nature, and Damian's process for creating and writing music for his various musical projects. Follow Damian on social media and check out his music: Sadness on Spotify Sadness on Bandcamp Sadness Merch Damián's Instagram-@_tntrum Sadness' Facebook-@sadnessmusicofficial Life Bandcamp Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast Facebook-@Create...
Episode 43-Anna Brown, Lynn McTague, and Will Callender of Lanayah
March 31, 2020 10:00 - 1 hour - 110 MBDan sat down with Anna Brown, Lynn McTague, and Will Callender of Lanayah to talk about their band, their albums North Pinion and Forever in May, and their writing process. Follow Lanayah on social media and check out their music: Lanayah on Spotify Lanayah on Bandcamp Lanayah Merch Lanayah's Instagram-@lanayahtime Lanayah's Facebook-@lanayahband Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast Facebook-@Create and Destroy Podcast Twitter-@...
Episode 42-David Fylstra of Folian
February 25, 2020 11:00 - 59 minutes - 81.9 MBDan sat down with David Fylstra to discuss his solo project Folian, his recent album Blue Mirror, and that fact that David and Dan both lives in the Poconos. Follow David on social media and check out Folian: Folian on Spotify Folian on Bandcamp Folian Merch David's Instagram-@nehpetsdivad Folian's Facebook-@folianpdx Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast Facebook-@Create and Destroy Podcast Twitter-@CreateDestroy_ Tumblr-@Creat...
Episode 41-Thom Wasluck, Joe Davenport, Jerry Reed, and Dan's Top 5 Albums of 2019
February 04, 2020 11:00 - 1 hour - 98.6 MBDan sat down with Joe Davenport and Jerry Reed of Lacing, as well as Thom Wasluck of Planning for Burial, to discuss their top 5 albums of 2019: Dan: 1. Ephemeral-Mr. Kitty 2. A Gaze Among Them-Big Brave 3. Without-Lacing 4. Light Mirror-Drowse 5. Absolute Still Life-Wreck and Reference Joe: 1. Duster-Duster 2. Knocturne-Be Forest 3. Dreams Are Not Enough-Telefon Tel Aviv 4. Undercurrent-Friendship 5. The Fleeting Light of Impermanence-The Appl...
Episode 40-Dan's Favorite Releases in 2019
January 07, 2020 11:00 - 49 minutes - 45.3 MBDan discusses the music he listened to the most in 2019: 6. Do Not Let Me off the Cliff-Cloud Rat 7. Spotted Horse-Glassing 8. Sea of Worry-Have a Nice Life 9. Nectarine-Funeral Advantage 10. Exposure-Nuovo Testamento 11. Knocturne-Be Forest 12. Careful-Boy Harsher 13. Modern Mirror-Drab Majesty 14. Bigger Than Life-Black Marble 15. Nowhere Now Here-Mono 16. Ache Pillars-Folian 17. Nest-Brutus 18. LP 3-American Football 19. The Fleeting Light of Impermanence-The Appleseed Ca...
Episode 39-Dustin Coffman and Camacho of Glassing
December 24, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 60.1 MBDan sat down with Dustin Coffman and Camacho of the band Glassing to talk about Texas, their must recent album, Spotted Horse, and the writing process for the album. Follow Glassing, listen to their music, and buy some of their merch: Glassing's Website Glassing on Spotify Glassing on Bandcamp Glassing "Spotted Horse" LP Glassing's Merch Glassing's Instagram-@glassingband Glassing's Twitter-@GlassingBand Glassing's Facebook-@GlassingBand Planet...
Episode 38-Ryan Hall of Whited Sepulchre Records
December 10, 2019 19:18 - 1 hour - 75.2 MBDan sat down with the man beyond Whited Sepulchre Records, Ryan Hall-which is an ambient, punk, experimental record label-to talk about the label, several of its recent releases, Midwife, and Enigma's song Return to Innocence. Follow Ryan and Whited Sepulchre Records and buy a ton of their merch: Whited Sepulchre Records Hissing Tiles on Spotify Hissing Tiles on Bandcamp Hissing Tiles "Boychoir" LP Whited Sepulchre Records on Bandcamp drowse/AMULETS split F...
Episode 37-Joe Clark
November 26, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 66.5 MBDan sat down with Joe Clark-ambient artist and guitarist for the band Druse-to talk about his recent release Cathedral Pines, playing guitar, being a wizard, and guitar pedals. Follow Joe and Druse on social media and check both projects out: Joseph Lawrence Clark on Spotify Cathedral Pines Druse on Spotify Druse on Bandcamp Joe's Instagram-@joeycppr Druse Instagram-@druseband Druse Twitter-@druseband Adventure Audio Follow Create and Destroy: ...
Episode 36-Hissing Tiles
November 12, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 71.5 MBDan sat down with Patrick Apfelbeck, Michael Squeri, and Erik Ziedses des Plantes of Ohio's Hissing Tiles to talk about the band, their latest album Boychoir, and some of the themes the album explores, such as religion, nationalism, and masculinity. Follow Hissing Tiles on social media, check out his music, and buy some of their merch: Hissing Tiles on Spotify Hissing Tiles on Bandcamp Hissing Tiles "Boychoir" LP Whited Sepulchre Records Hissing Tiles' Instagram-@hissingtiles Hiss...
Episode 35-Dan Barrett and Tim Macuga of Have A Nice Life
October 29, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 53.2 MBDan sat down with Dan Barrett and Tim Macuga of Have A Nice Life to talk about the band, their upcoming album Sea of Worry, memes, and Tim shares some stories from his farm. Follow Dan on social media, check out his music, and buy some of their merch: Have A Nice Life on Spotify Have a Nice Life "Sea of Worry" LP Have A Nice Life Merch Consumer on Spotify Consumer "In Computers" LP Giles Corey on Spotify Black Wing on Spotify Nahvalr on YouTube Enemies List Home Recordings The...
Episode 34-The Return of Lacing
October 16, 2019 00:54 - 1 hour - 92.1 MBReturning to Create and Destroy, Joe Davenport, Joe Micolo, Jerry Reed, and Robert Parker sit down with Dan to discuss Lacing's upcoming album-Without-which drops on Halloween. Follow Lacing on social media, check out their music, and buy some of their merch: Lacing on Spotify Lacing on Bandcamp Lacing Merch Lacing Instagram-@lacingband Lacing Facebook-@lacingband Lacing's Tumblr-@lacingband Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast Twitter-@CreateDest...
Episode 33-April Gerloff and Alex Kent of Sprain
October 01, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 89.6 MBAfter discovering Sprain's music over the summer, Dan spent an absurd amount of time listening to the band's S/T EP. Dan sat down with April and Alex to talk about Sprain, their S/T EP, and the fact that True Norwegian Death Metal can bring us to tears. April and Alex also provide a little insight into what they're working on for their next release. Follow April and Alex and listen to Sprain: Sprain on Spotify Sprain's Instagram-@sprain_the_band April's Instagram-@tofucore_ Alex's ...
Episode 32-John Refano of Sannhet
September 17, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 70.9 MBAs far as instrumental metal music goes, for Dan, Brooklyn, NY's Sannhet is the gold standard. Sannhet's music effectively captivates and envelopes the listener predominantly without vocals, all while being raw, gritty, pummeling, and even redemptive at times. Dan sat down with John to talk about Sannhet, their latest EP Short Life, and working with Josh Strawn on the track The Eternal. John also blows Dan's mind when they discuss the band's light and projection show that they incorporate i...
Episode 31-Jonathan Tuite of The Flenser
September 03, 2019 11:00 - 1 hour - 93.5 MBSometime around 2010, Jonathan Tuite found himself wanting to release "May the Curse Bind" by Ghast on vinyl, as there was no vinyl version of the record available at that time. This eventually led to Jonathan working on creating his own record label-The Flenser-which has come to specialize in releasing some of today's must innovative, unique, and excellent dark music. Dan sat down with Jonathan to talk about the early days of starting The Flenser, running the label, and their upcoming Have...
Episode 30-The Return of Kyle Bates
July 02, 2019 15:00 - 1 hour - 70.6 MBReturning to Create and Destroy, Kyle Bates of Drowse sat down with Dan to to talk about his latest album-Light Mirror-his time spent in Fukoka, Japan for an artist-in-residency program, and about how his time spent in Japan and Iceland shaped Light Mirror. Follow Kyle and listen to his bands: Drowse Spotify-Drowse Instagram-@drowseportland Tumblr-@drowseportland Facebook-@drowseportland Twitter-@drowseportland Drowse Bandcamp-drowse.bandcamp.com Drowse Merch-drowse.bandcamp.com/merch D...
Episode 29-C&D: Year One
June 18, 2019 15:00 - 19 minutes - 19.9 MBWith year one in the bag, Dan shares some of his thoughts about the first year of Create and Destroy. Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast Twitter-@CreateDestroy_ Tumblr-@CreateAndDestroyPodcast If you haven't already, please subsrcibe and review the podcast on iTunes! Help new listeners discover the show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/create-and-destroy/id1394566065?mt=2
Episode 28-Kevin Shannon and Wes Jackson of The End Of The Ocean
June 04, 2019 15:00 - 45 minutes - 54.6 MBSince 2009, Columbus, OH's The End Of The Ocean has been creating some of the best post-rock out there. Following the release of their 2012 EP, In Excelsis, life happened, ultimately forcing the band put the project on the back burner. After a seven year hiatus, The End Of The Ocean released their follow-up full-length,-aire, which saw the band pick right back up where they left off. With -aire, The End Of The Ocean continues to create music that evokes a wide assortment of emotions, while a...
Episode 27-Cameron Carlin of Wilshire Corridor
May 13, 2019 15:00 - 53 minutes - 55.8 MBFor many of us, the place in which we live can play a significant role in defining who we are. The same can be said for Cameron Carlin. His musical project's name Wilshire Corridor is derived from the neighborhood in Los Angeles of the same name. Additionally, Cameron's experiences and time living in LA helped shape the lyrics, atmosphere, and sound that would pervade much of Wilshire Corridor's debut release The Fig & the Wasp. Drawing on metal, industrial, and drone, The Fig & the Wasp is ...
Episode 26-Tyler Kershaw of Funeral Advantage Pt.2
April 23, 2019 15:00 - 55 minutes - 59.8 MBFresh off the release of Funeral Advantage's latest album, Nectarine, lead singer and guitarist Tyler Kershaw returned as Create and Destroy's first reoccurring guest to talk about their latest release and what went into creating that album. Departing from the bare-it-all lyrics that pervaded Please Help Me-which showcased a very tumultuous period in Tyler's life-Nectarine sees Tyler and Funeral Advantage craft songs and lyrics where he's not the focal point, instead drawing on subjects and...
Episode 25-Kristin Hayter of Lingua Ignota
April 09, 2019 15:41 - 1 hour - 87.6 MBAdhering to the tropes of certain musical genres is not something that appeals to Lingua Ignota's Kristin Hayter. In fact, Kristin's hopes with Lingua Ignota it to create a genre of music that is in a realm of its own. By integrating elements of metal, noise, industrial, and classical into her music, Lingua Ignota obliterates its listeners, pounds away at them, all while exploring themes of torment, abuse, and the wrath of an ever-present and vengeful god. Dan sat down with Kristin to discus...
Episode 24-Rory Van Grol of Soul Control, Achilles, and Coming Down
March 26, 2019 15:00 - 1 hour - 89.1 MBWhether it's fatherhood, punk, or running a business, Rory Van Grol's approach is always the same-put your best foot forward and work your ass off. Growing up in Rochester, NY, Rory spent his free time skateboarding, falling in love with music, which eventually led him to discovering punk and hardcore. As his love for music continued to expand, Rory found himself singing and fronting multiple bands over the years-Standfast, How We Are, Achilles, Soul Control, and now Coming Down. Aside from ...
Episode 23-Jordan Morrison of All Your Sisters
March 13, 2019 03:23 - 1 hour - 65.1 MBFor Jordan Morrison, All Your Sister has always been a means to shed and purge the torment, disgust, and dread that he's felt with himself and the rest of the world. After numerous attempts at trying to form a band with others, Jordan set out to create a project that would pummel away at the audience as much as the internal dread pummeled away at him. Jordan's experiences while working as an EMT and Paramedic, and being raised under the yoke of fundamental Christianity, have propelled his m...
Episode 22-Egin Kongoli and Rohan Lilauwala of Respire
March 05, 2019 15:00 - 1 hour - 67.9 MBAttempting to label or categorize a band can sometimes be a challenge. Attempting to label or categorize Respire's sound and music into one genre could damn near be a fool's errand. Toronto's Respire draws influence from hardcore, punk, post-rock, screamo and skramz, and metal, while also incorporating orchestral stylings and instrumentation. Through this, Respire has been able to craft a sound that is wholly unique, brilliant, and pulverizing. Dan sat down with guitarists and vocalists, Egi...
Episode 21-Mike Rocheford of House of Harm
February 19, 2019 15:00 - 45 minutes - 46.1 MBFor his sixteenth birthday, Mike Rocheford walked into a tattoo shop with his father, intending to get his first tattoo, which would ultimately commemorate his favorite band-The Cure. Since that time, genres such as New Wave, Post-Punk, and Dreampop, which one might associate with The Cure and related bands, have seen a resurgence. Following the the break-up of their band, Mike Rocheford and Cooper Leardi, decided that they would continue making music together. This time, however, Mike knew ...
Episode 20-Joe Squared, Jerry, and Robert of Lacing
February 05, 2019 15:00 - 58 minutes - 56 MBIf shoegaze is your jam, you probably enjoy what makes most people enjoy the genre-heavily distorted guitars, vocals that tend to be obscured by the wall of sound washing over you, and lyrics that are gripped and plagued with melancholy. Chattanooga, Tennessee's Lacing, offers up what you'd expect from a shoegaze band, however, they create an atmosphere and sound that crashes down upon you like a damned wave that crushes and swallows you whole, all while bringing a unique and welcoming flair...
Episode 19-Bryan Manning of Bosse-de-Nage
January 22, 2019 15:00 - 58 minutes - 64.4 MBHailing from San Francisco, California's Bay Area, the black metal band Bosse-de-Nage is creating some of the most unique, genre-pushing, and intriguing music today. One aspect of Bosse-de-Nage's music that sets them apart from others is the vocals and poetic lyrics brought forth by Bryan Manning. Bryan's eviscerating and explosive vocals are compounded by lyrics that straddle the line between short stories and prose, and wade in themes and imagery of the grim, macabre, and the foreboding. I...
Episode 18-Dan's Top 27 Releases of 2018
January 08, 2019 15:00 - 49 minutes - 48.7 MBWhat a crazy, ridiculous, and wild year 2018 was. It went by in a damn flash. Luckily, there were some really excellent releases that came out in 2018 to help us all get through it. Dan did his best to listen to as much new music as he could, and kept a list of all of those releases. In this episode, Dan lists his top 27 releases of 2018, as well as shares his thoughts on each and what made them special. Make sure to check out all the bands on Dan's list. These bands are all awesome, and ...
Episode 17-Sonia Weber of Alien Boy
December 27, 2018 15:00 - 57 minutes - 56.9 MBFor Sonia Weber, Alien Boy's frontwoman and main songwriter, Alien Boy hovers somewhere between a shoegaze, emo, and punk band. As one might expect from a band that straddles the line between those genres, Sonia delves into themes of heartbreak, loss, and sadness in her lyrics, drawing from Sonia's affinity for Jawbreaker, The Smiths, The Stone Roses, and My Bloody Valentine. In this episode, Dan sat down with Sonia to discuss her band, their recent tour, Sleeping Lessons, Alien Boy being a ...
Episode 16-Alex Jones and Joel Thompson of Druse
December 11, 2018 15:00 - 55 minutes - 58.2 MBIn July of this year, Rochester, NY's Druse released their powerfully, thoughtful, and intense LP, Honey from the Rock. Although the album, nor Druse, is a religious endeavor or project, Honey from the Rock sees vocalist Alex Jones grapple and come to terms with his own faith, culture, and heritage as a Jewish person, steeping the album in themes and concepts drawn from Lawrence Kushner's book of the same name. In this episode, nestled beyond the Wall, in the frozen tundra of Rochester, NY, ...
Episode 15-Dan Barrett of Have a Nice Life, Giles Corey, and Black Wing
November 27, 2018 15:00 - 52 minutes - 55.7 MBDuring his early days of college, Dan Barrett started playing and creating music in a college dorm room and at DIY spaces in New England with his friend and counterpart, Tim Macuga. These early days of music making would lead Dan and Tim to eventually form the band Have a Nice Life. Over several years, Have a Nice Life worked on and honed their sound, eventually releasing their seminal and momentous album Deathconsciousness in 2008. Since then, Dan has continued to work on, create, and share...
Episode 14-Jesse Matthewson of KEN Mode
November 13, 2018 15:00 - 53 minutes - 54.4 MBIn August of this year, KEN Mode released their 7th LP upon the world, Loved. Pulling from metal, noise, jazz, industrial, and hardcore, this album is a powerhouse from the opening screeches of Doesn't Feel Pain Like He Should, until the waning and crushing moments of No Gentle Art. In the words of frontman, Jesse Matthewson, Loved was born out of a "hopeless sense in the world" following the wave of far-right politics sweeping across the globe, and the dawn of the Trump administration here...
Episode 13-Megan Charland
September 25, 2018 15:00 - 43 minutes - 42.7 MBArt Administrator, zine maker, photographer, and collage maker are all the various hats that Megan Charland wears. After attending graduate school at Visual Studies Workshop here in Rochester, NY, Megan began her career in the art industry, adjunct teaching at SUNY Brockport, working at Rochester Contemporary Art Center, and then eventually finding herself working at Flower City Art Center, where she has since become the Program Director of Photography. For Megan, Art plays a tremendous role...
Episode 12-Reid Haithcock
September 11, 2018 15:00 - 1 hour - 68 MBFor Reid Haithcock, the aggressive music and lyrics that focused on politics was what drew him to punk and hardcore music. Eventually, Reid was able to combine his love for music and his love for photography by photographing bands and their live shows. From shooting his friends and local bands in North Carolina, to touring with and photographing some of the biggest musical acts in punk, hardcore, and underground music, Reid's photography embodies the intensity, the passion, and the ethos tha...
Episode 11-Maya Stoner of Floating Room
August 28, 2018 15:00 - 50 minutes - 56.5 MBFor Maya Stoner, Floating Room and her music has been an outlet for her to discuss trauma and events that have transpired in her life, events that have impacted her in both negative and positives ways. On Floating Room's debut release, Sunless, Stoner put together an album that delved into a tumultuous experience of being in an abusive relationship, while also opening up about happiness and love found in a new one. On Floating Room's sophomore release, False Baptism, Stoner and co. crafted a...
Episode 10-Kyle Bates of Drowse
August 21, 2018 15:00 - 1 hour - 76.6 MBKyle Bates' musical project-Drowse-is a window into his internal ruminations, a portal into his struggles with his mental health, and, according to Kyle, "a peek into his mind." This year's ambitious and markedly powerful release-Cold Air-showcases the heart, energy, soul, and care that Kyle puts forth in his music. In this episode, Dan sat down and spoke to Kyle about his two Drowse releases this year, his time spent in Skagaströnd, Iceland during an artist-in-residency program, and his ot...
Episode 9-Carl Gene
July 31, 2018 15:00 - 59 minutes - 57.3 MBEarlier this month, on July 3rd, Carl Gene released Mourning, which recounts his emotions and grief during the first month following the death of his mother. Throughout the album, Carl's despair and heartbreak are levied onto the audience like an avalanche pummeling a skier. Dan and Carl sat down to discuss some of the music they've been listening to and enjoying recently, Carl's music, and his emotional and extremely personal release-Mourning. Follow Carl Gene and give himm a listen: ...
Episode 8-Kurt Indovina
July 24, 2018 15:00 - 56 minutes - 58.9 MBKurt Indovina is the man behind the YouTube Channel Kurt Indovina, which is a window into his life as a gamer and content producer. To Kurt, video games aren't just a hobby-they're a lifestyle-and his channel provides viewers with an authentic depiction of himself, as he pursues making video content a part of his career. Kurt sat down in Dan's house to discuss his love of video games, his YouTube channel, and what it's like to produce content on a weekly basis. Little, Ms. Butters also makes...
Episode 7-Kate Cassels
July 17, 2018 23:53 - 1 hour - 146 MBMoving to Rochester, NY from Maryland and laying down roots in 2009, Kate Cassels was doing her thing, working, and living life. Little did she know that within a few years she'd become co-owner of a very successful business in Rochester, nor would she have imagined that business would be a bakeshop. Dan and Kate sat down in Dan's house to discuss Kate's early days of living in Rochester and working in food service, starting Scratch Bakeshop with her business partner-Molly Hartley-and how th...
Episode 6-Thom Wasluck of Planning for Burial
July 10, 2018 21:19 - 1 hour - 163 MBGloomy, morose, devastating, and at times chaotic and abrasive, are just a few of the ways that you can describe Planning for Burial-the musical project of Wilkes-Barre, PA's Thom Wasluck. Through experimentation and plucking influence from various genres, Thom has crafted a sound with Planning for Burial that has become quite unique and all his own. In this episode, Dan sits down with Thom to talk about Thom's recent experiences playing Robert Smith's curated Meltdown Fest and Roadburn Fest...
Episode 5-Tyler Kershaw of Funeral Advantage
July 03, 2018 22:28 - 1 hour - 197 MBTyler Kershaw is the lead singer of the dreampop band Funeral Advantage. Sitting down with Tyler in Allston, MA, he and Dan speak about Tyler's years playing in different bands, the conception of Funeral Advantage as the name for the band, and how Dan discovered Funeral Advantage on the B9 message board. They also discuss Funeral Advantage's 2017 release Please Help Me, and the circumstances surrounding Tyler's life at the time of writing and recording that album, as well as the sadness that...
Episode 4-Jimmy Hewitt of Lost Film
June 26, 2018 22:48 - 1 hour - 157 MBJimmy Hewitt is the man and brains behind the lo-fi, guitarpop band Lost Film. Inspired by the bands coming out of the Pacific Northwest in the early 2000s, Jim learned how to make music all by himself, and was able to craft a sound that Dan and fans have come to love. After discovering Lost Film's Imago LP several years ago, Dan came to enjoy the lyrics that accompany the guitarpop melodies of Lost Film, and discusses with Jim some of his lyrics, the meanings of some of his songs, as well a...
Episode 3-Jesse Amesmith of Green Dreams and CD-Rom
June 20, 2018 00:42 - 1 hour - 163 MBPunk, yogi, feminist, and business owner are just a few of the hats that Jesse Amesmith wears. Jesse is the singer and guitarist for the punk band Green Dreams, the lead singer for the synthpunk band CD-Rom, co-owner and instructor at YogaVibes Rochester, she's a photographer, a collage artist, and, to Dan's shock, makes Dan like look a bum by also working at a tattoo shop. She's an all around bad ass and artist that's doing lots of awesome and creative things! In this episode, Dan and Jesse...
Episode 2-Tim Vetter of The Voyages of Tim Vetter Podcast
June 13, 2018 03:48 - 1 hour - 223 MBIn this episode, Dan sits down with Tim Vetter, host of The Voyages of Tim Vetter Podcast, to discuss Tim's adventures with creating and producing his own podcast from scratch, navigating his show around his busy work life, as well as his motivations for wanting to create a podcast. Dan and Tim also discuss his travels, some of his favorite foods and places to eat, as well as how much Tim wishes A-Rod was managing the New York Yankees. Dan also brings back horrific memories for Tim, discussi...
Episode 1-The Inaugural Episode
June 05, 2018 17:18 - 11 minutes - 26.3 MBWelcome to Create and Destroy with Dan Donnarumma! In this episode, Dan explains the thought, impetus, and goals behind Create and Destroy, where he hopes to take the podcast, and what's in store for the future. Create and Destroy is a podcast where Dan sits down with artists all kinds to find out what compells them to create the things that they do, what that process looks like for them, and how their world is shaped by what they create. Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram @CreateAndDest...