
About this podcast
The MOOD Podcast is a long-form conversation series exploring photography, creativity, identity, and the inner life of artists. Hosted by Matt Jacob, the show moves beyond technique and trends to examine why people make work, how creative voices are formed, and what it takes to sustain a meaningful artistic life. Through thoughtful, unhurried conversations with photographers, filmmakers, and creative thinkers from around the world, the podcast explores themes of process, mental health, ethics,…
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The MOOD Podcast
About this podcast
The MOOD Podcast is a long-form conversation series exploring photography, creativity, identity, and the inner life of artists. Hosted by Matt Jacob, the show moves beyond technique and trends to examine why people make work, how creative voices are formed, and what it takes to sustain a meaningful artistic life. Through thoughtful, unhurried conversations with photographers, filmmakers, and creative thinkers from around the world, the podcast explores themes of process, mental health, ethics,…
Recent episodes
- Work Does Not Speak For Itself - Moments of Mood, 4.03 Sept · 13 min
- Why Should Anyone Care About Your Photography? Shana Lopes, E13027 Aug · 58 min
- Stop Explaining Your Photographs - Moments of Mood, 3.920 Aug · 15 min
- Why Your Photos Are Boring - Photographer David Chancellor Explains..., E12813 Aug · 1 h 18 min
- One Photograph Is All You Get Now, and Why That's Good News for Photographers - Moments of Mood, 3.86 Aug · 11 min
- Odette England Answers Every Photographer's Worst Fear, E12630 Jul · 1 h 39 min
- How To Find Your Voice Without Building a Signature Style - Moments of Mood, 3.723 Jul · 17 min
- Trent Davis Bailey: Every Photographer Hits The Wrong Notes Before Finding Their Voice, E12416 Jul · 1 h 48 min
- The One Skill That Actually Makes Photography Beautiful (It's Not Composition) - Moments of Mood, 3.69 Jul · 23 min
- The Inner Voice That Stops You Taking the Photo And Lies to Every Photographer, with Rory King - E1222 Jul · 1 h 21 min