#the working creative

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Ino Makata has been around the rap scene for about five years, producing and creating noteworthy pieces that caught our attention. His untiring passion for music and rap makes him one of the modern-day mover of the rap scene in Zamboanga City. In this episode, we get to know more about Ino and his story—his humble beginnings and the things that keep him driven. Certain circumstances made him wanted to quit his passion, but somehow, rap always finds its way to be a part of him, "Isang beses kong iniwan, limang beses kong binalikan."Join us in this fourth episode of The Working Creative with Ino Makata. Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ja1iQ8sM4DuA0KupjxvWX

[markkimtayona]

In this first episode of The Working Creative, we have Kiko Miranda — a theatre artist, visual artist, and creative mentor. We recorded this episode in his backyard. We could’ve done it indoors, but the weather was just beautiful. You can hear the wind, birds, and other sounds in this conversation. Kiko talks about how encouragement in the early years can help pave a career for a future artist. According to him, the internet is not for porn anymore, but for boosting productivity and a market place to sell pieces globally. He also reveals his top books-to-read that might help young artists thrive in the art world. Listen to how he tells the secret in overcoming a creative block and finding your Aha! moment. If you are a young artist and don’t know how to make your art sustainable, then this episode is for you. Join us in this hour-long conversation about art and sustaining passion. Listen here: https://bit.ly/2WTDI81

[markkimtayona]

The Working Creative Podcast — a podcast where we talk with creatives and entrepreneurs, talk about their ideas, and their creative journey, hosted by Kim Tayona. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1M3enBLvWWV7LB33ekgzl5?si=1WiiLXFVTQum4jpUO-t86A&dl_branch=1