Ricky and longtime friend Frederick Speers reflect on formative moments and discuss how those early experiences have shaped their views of the world. An intimate look at the lasting impact of personal history on one’s outlook.
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Eager To Know is a weekly podcast that engages creative leaning people about their journey and path forward.
Ricky and longtime friend Frederick Speers reflect on formative moments and discuss how those early experiences have shaped their views of the world. An intimate look at the lasting impact of personal history on one’s outlook.
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Ricky and longtime friend Frederick Speers reflect on formative moments and discuss how those early experiences have shaped their views of the world. An intimate look at the lasting impact of personal history on one’s outlook.
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Ricky and longtime friend Frederick Speers reflect on formative moments and discuss how those early experiences have shaped their views of the world. An intimate look at the lasting impact of personal history on one’s outlook.
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This episode invites listeners on a personal journey into abstract art, sparked unexpectedly by music and music theory. Through candid conversations with abstract painters in Chicago, rick explores how abstraction is understood, valued, and felt—offering a thoughtful sampler that hints at deeper insights found in the full interviews.
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This episode revisits a compelling conversation with JR, the driven founder of Boston’s Waggey Land. Originally skeptical of his words, Rick now sees the vision and dedication behind them, as everything JR predicted has come true. The release pairs the original interview with fresh reflections, offering an inspiring look at ambition in action.
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An engaging Eager To Know episode with artist and writer Dmitry Samarov, highlighting his intriguing projects—from illustrating classic public-domain novels to revisiting old letters in his book To Whom It May Concern. A thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about creativity, copying great art, and shared artistic obsessions, all shaped by the easy chemistry of two longtime collaborators.