The Creative Frequency
The Creative Frequency is the podcast that dives deep into the minds of creatives from every corner of the artistic world. From painters and musicians to writers and designers, we explore the highs, the lows, and everything in between when it comes to creativity.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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TCF #22 - featuring photographer, poet, writer and philosopher Steven Seidenberg. (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Steven Seidenberg shares his unique approach to art, photography, and philosophy, exploring how travel, cultural context, and personal vision shape his work. Discover how repetition, monochrome choices, and cultural insights influence his creative process. He's the author of multiple poetry and experimental prose books, including Anon (Omnidawn, 2022), with his latest Coda (Omnidawn, 2025) blending philosophy, humour, and narrative experimentation As a photographer, he's
TCF #21 - show update with host Kent Tarbox (opens the original)
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Show update talking about upcoming guests and the schedule for shows moving forward.
TCF #20 - with photographer, musician and instructor Spencer Cunningham (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Spencer Cunningham shares insights on photography, creativity, ethics, and the influence of music on artistic expression. Join us for a deep dive into the creative process and the importance of authenticity in art. Key Topics The relationship between music and visual art Ethics in photojournalism and street photography The creative process and overcoming creative blocks The impact of technology and AI on photography The importance of authenticity and honesty in art Takea
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