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Getting Work To Work

Chris Martin Studios

Getting Work To Work is a weekly podcast for creative entrepreneurs, storytellers, visionaries, and change-makers who are on a mission of chasing big ideas, telling epic stories, and leaving living legacies. Whether you’re just starting out or have been at this creative and curious life for some time, I hope you’ll not only learn something new in this podcast, but also find yourself challenged and inspired to break through the barriers that hold you back from getting your work to work.

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55:39

“Our AI Present & Future” with Ben Tasker (GWTW854)

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2025/09/30

As much as I love imagining dystopian and doomsday scenarios of AI overtaking humanity, talking with experts about positive implementation strategies is a better use of my time (and mental health). Building upon an education in Data Science and Analytics and AI ethics, Ben Tasker currently "leads a Data & AI Academy that upskills and reskills more than 36,000 employees in the public utility sector, preparing them to be AI-ready and future-ready." In our conversation, he brings stories of real world

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7:34

You Gotta Do the Work (GWTW853)

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2025/09/25

I love this framing of the duality of our work: the art—the stuff we're supposed to do—and everything else. It gets me thinking of the backwards nature of modern life, where the label of "what we're supposed to do" is affixed to everything but our art. Things like admin, networking, content creation, marketing, management. All important things, but would they be necessary (or even possible) if we didn't have the art and continually challenge ourselves to make the art better?

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“Lightkeeper of Love & Loss” with Stacy Bass (GWTW852)

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2025/09/19

What is the connection between photography and memory? What are the stories beyond the frame of our most cherished family photos? What will we wish we had known about our loved ones? Profound questions and thoughtful answers with today's guest, Stacy Bass, photographer and author of Lightkeeper: A Memoir Through the Lens of Love and Loss. Fulfilling her curiosity for behind the scenes stories, Stacy tells her own tales of writing the book, why she became a photographer, what she discovered about her

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8:32

In 12 Months Time (GWTW851)

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2025/09/18

Who will you become in 12 months time? This question stood out in my recent conversation with Georgee Darling, because change takes time, even though I want it to happen immediately. Often this question leads us to action steps we can take daily to become who we want to be—and yes, I'll share several of my own action steps in this episode—but sometimes it keeps us stuck in our imagination, living in the land of what could be. What this question is really getting at has as much to do with vision as

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44:33

“The Freedom Route” with Georgie Darling (GWTW850)

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2025/09/12

If there's a quote from today's interview that sums it all up, it's this: "What's the point in building a business if you're not gonna build one that you really love?" Georgie Darling is a freelance writer and coach who helps woman build businesses that lead to freedom. In our conversation, she shares her journey from the world of journalism and branded content to coaching and freelance travel writing. We talk about why you often have to leave behind what's known to reveal the future, why people

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11:54

Is Cheap Creativity Worth the Cost? (GWTW849)

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2025/09/10

I've had a hard time coming up with new podcast episodes lately. It's not that I lack things to talk about, my mind is just in a million different places. Fortunately, a minute on Threads provided me with enough kindling to get my creative blaze started. Have you ever read something so hilariously ludicrous that you just couldn't stop laughing? According to an article in The Hollywood Reporter, a new tech company called Inception Point AI is going to create "a stable of AI talent to host podcasts,

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1:14:36

“The Search for Something Real” with Alex Woodard...

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2025/09/05

Have you ever listened to a song that completely changed your life? What about hearing a sax solo so intense, you end up moving across the country and changing careers? This is but one example of the power of art and music shared by today's guest, Alex Woodard, writer, musician, observer, and storyteller. In our conversation, he shares his origin story of becoming an observational artist in the worlds of music and words. He talks about why leaving social media behind wasn't the death knell for his

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13:33

Reimagine a New Reality (GWTW847)

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2025/09/04

I'm trying to reimagine a new reality. Why? Because the one we've got right now has a few problems. But instead of a lengthy preamble, laying out the problems and having a healthy rant for fifteen minutes, I'm just going to dive into some solutions. But don't worry, I'm still going to rant because this is infuriating, the problems are systematized, incentivized, and habituated, and the people who care are constantly gaslit to believe they don't have the power to affect change. But power we have,

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1:09:42

“Anatomy of a Con Artist” with Johnathan Walton...

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2025/08/29

How do you know the person you just met is who they say they are? A family member just called asking uncharacteristically to be bailed out of jail, what do you do? What do you say to someone whose offer to help is too good to be true? These are the questions at the core of today's conversation with Johnathan Walton, author of the must-read book, Anatomy of a Con Artist: The 14 Red Flags to Spot Scammers, Grifters, and Thieves. In this conversation, Johnathan shares how getting scammed out of

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10:44

You Will Change (GWTW845)

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2025/08/29

As I was lying in bed, my friend sent me a link to a conference and said, "Not seeing you on the speaker list." I clicked to see if I recognized anyone and after scrolling through three days of talks and speakers, I recognized two names, no one else. Times—yes, they change—but so do we. It's been at least eight years since I actively participated in that particular industry—web development for the curious—and honestly, I haven't looked back, but for a handful of times. Why? Because early in my

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50:58

“Fear: Our Greatest Teacher” with Guryan Tighe (GWTW844)

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2025/08/25

Have you ever met a Fear Technician? Well, in this episode of Getting Work To Work, you're going to meet Guryan Tighe, a fear technician who works with people to unmask their fears. Her company was founded "on the belief that understanding and working with our fears, rather than trying to conquer them, yields more professional success and personal fulfillment." In this conversation, Guryan and I have a deep conversation about fear and how it is our greatest teacher. She also talks about rational and

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8:36

Don’t Follow the Leaders (GWTW843)

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2025/08/21

As a podcaster, I get a lot of emails about podcasting from podcast producers, thought leaders, and consultants. The emails are usually not about MY show—although I do get those emails that cold pitch their services—but about the podcasting industrial complex in general. The latest is about Amazon restructuring and cutting staff from Wondery, a premium podcasting studio and network. With 13 pages of podcasts on the Wondery network, the question you might be asking is, "How were they making money?"

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54:38

“Baby Hawk and Other Tales” with Tom Epperson (GWTW842)

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2025/08/16

I love it when people come on the show with deep curiosities about life and what it's all about. Why? Because that depth of exploration shows up not just in the conversation, but also throughout their creative journey. And today's episode with writer Tom Epperson is one of those moments. Tom shares countless tales from his life including his creative origin story when he learned he wanted to be a writer, deciding to leave Arkansas with a childhood friend for Hollywood determined to make it,

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9:10

Bored with AI?!? (GWTW841)

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2025/08/15

Greetings fellow dinosaurs! Did you know that we are living in the prehistoric age of technology and artificial intelligence? That kids born today "will never be smarter than AI," according to Sam Altman, CEO and cofounder of OpenAI? When I first saw this headline repeated ad nauseam on social media, I couldn't stop rolling my eyes. Surely, we aren't heading toward human depiction in Pixar's brilliant film, WALL·E, right? In a recent article on Fortune, Altman's comments as mentioned earlier were

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48:31

“Open to Life & Kindness” with Dr. Neri Karra...

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2025/08/08

The best part of podcasting is meeting people who look at the world in ways that rewire your own vision. Today's guest is Dr. Neri Karra Sillaman, author of Pioneers: 8 Principles of Business Longevity from Immigrant Entrepreneurs, speaker, entrepreneur, and former child refugee. Our conversation begins with a poem Neri wrote putting us right into a single moment of her life. From there, we talk about the beauty of ambition, how she learned to see opportunity in discarded materials, immigrant

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56:20

“Slip! Slop! Slap!” with gough (GWTW839)

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2025/08/06

For those new to Getting Work To Work, today's guest is gough, a legally blind filmmaker from Australia. He's also a comedic genius, raconteur, shameless self-promoter, and holds the distinction of being on this show 23 times. His latest film—available now at BeernutsProductions.com—is a dark comedy called MR. X about a blind hitman who falls in love. In our conversation, we talk about serious and important topics, such as the challenges of writing blurbs without giving too much away, ways to shake

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1:02:52

“CoreSelf Positioning” with Tim Preston & Jonathan...

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2025/08/04

When you're faced with challenges or struggles in your life and work, what do you do to get unstuck? Maybe you vent to a friend, go to therapy, or even hire a coach, but today's guests—Tim Preston & Jonathan Thomas—have a tool that can help you to uncover your own solutions through a process they call CoreSelf Mapping™. Through eight steps, the CoreSelf Map Process moves individuals and teams through three major questions: Where am I now? Where do I want to be? How do I get there? In this

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15:31

Give It All Away (GWTW837)

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2025/07/30

Earlier this week, I met up with someone who wanted to ask me questions about my podcasting journey. After sharing everything I could possibly think of, even the stuff that people don't want to hear about, I looked at the clock and saw that we had been talking for almost two and a half hours. As we wrapped up our conversation, I wrote a quick note: "Give it all away—meeting people who want to learn from you." Since then, I've been thinking a lot about this idea—no, this philosophy. As content

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1:12:58

“100 Little Pieces” with Kevin Murphy (GWTW836)

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2025/07/25

If you were to learn how to paint where would you start? Maybe you'd go to YouTube and watch some introductory videos, buy some cheap art supplies, and spend an afternoon giving it a shot. The results? A contact high from the paint and a lingering belief that you're just not talented enough. So, you quit. Fortunately, today's guest has found a better way. Kevin Murphy is a renowned illustrator, portrait artist, and founder of Evolve Artist, an online painting program studied around the world. In our

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10:47

The Magical Art of Unproductivity (GWTW835)

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2025/07/23

When was the last time you sat around, maybe reading a book, definitely looking at the sky, but ultimately, doing nothing productive? Depending on who you are and what you do, that either sounds like heaven or hell. And if you're tapped into all things tech, downright impossible. I mean, who are we if we aren't online, am I right? But what if productivity is actually holding us back from discovering who we could actually be? In today's monologue, I'm going to share a few recent experiences and

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