Grand Rapids, Michigan, is home to some pretty cool sh*t.
There’s a vibrant art and music scene. Local radio that doesn’t play the same 27 songs over and over. Lots of young, up-and-coming comedians. Places to eat, drink, smoke.
With my podcast, I talk to creative people of all types, from all backgrounds, and from all over the US. But I also zero in on my local creative community. As a writer (that’s my book over there, next to the podcast logo), I cherish my creative community that I’m building through the podcast, but I want to focus intently on the people around me who inspire me.
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You kick ass for checking out my podcast. Thanks a lot. I truly appreciate it. If you mention it to one or two other people, that would be amazing. You rock!
-CT
All you need is love / All you need is love
All you need is love, love / Love is all you need
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I recommend starting with the episodes that connected most with listeners. On that note, here’s a few top five lists:
Creative Ops, a podcast for creative people, has been going for 3 years now, and in that time I’ve had conversations with a diverse group of creative people all over the country–and right in my backyard here in Grand Rapids, MI. We talk about their life, influences, work, and their creative process. What I hope to do is share with listeners cool people I’ve come across, and dig into who those people are and how (and why) they do what they do.
Thanks for stopping by to check out my podcast. New episodes drop weekly (for the most part). Keep tuning in for it and, as always, be creative!
-CT
And in the end / The love you take
Is equal to the love / You make
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The podcast has had a run of really good episodes. Check out some of the recent ones:
I wrote a time travel novel, if you’re into that sorta thing. Check it out, it’s called Switchers.
K, that’s it.
For now…
-CT
Row row row your boat / Gently down the stream
Merrily merrily merrily merrily / Life…is but a dream
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Abbey Hunter is the owner of The Mortals Cafe + Confection in Grand Rapids, MI. They serve Vietnamese coffee drinks (as well as popular American coffee drinks) with an overall theme of death. They host grief groups, death talks, as well as a number of other regular and one-off events.
Visit The Mortals online, then visit the store at 111 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids, MI 49503.
Follow The Mortals on Instagram and Facebook. Do it before you forget and die.
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Keep up on the show by following its host, Christopher Tallon, on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter. Check out Tallon’s novel, Switchers, on his website.
Bye!
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