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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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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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“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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51:50

“Becoming Fearless” with Dr. Benjamin Ritter (GWTW834)

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2025/07/18

What fears are holding you back from the things that truly matter? Does your fear serve you? What could you learn from fear? What small action could you take to go from fearful to fearless? These four questions are a taste of my time with Dr. Benjamin Ritter, leadership and career coach, talent development executive, international speaker, and author of Becoming Fearless: 65 Strategies to Journey from Self-Doubt to Self-Mastery. In our conversation, we dive right into the deep end of the pool,

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9:26

(Re)calibrate Ambition (GWTW833)

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2025/07/16

You ever have one of those moments when the passing of time just hits you right in the stomach? The other day, I was driving home from running an errand, pizza in the trunk, music blasting, a typical northwest summer day. Apart from my sore back, I felt pretty good. Not a care running through my mind as I noticed my surroundings. "Wow, trees really have grown a lot in the past 20 years." I've driven the route before—it avoids the busier roads—but something felt different this time—I felt different

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41:29

“The Circus of Satan” with Jeffrey Konvitz (GWTW832)

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2025/07/11

How do you keep your imagination and productivity going year after year, decade after decade? By challenging yourself, doing your work to the best of your ability, and taking nothing personally. Today's guest is Jeffrey Konvitz and is no stranger to the world of imagination. He's worked in film as an entertainment attorney, screenwriter, and producer. He's also the author of The Sentinel, The Guardian, Monster: A Tale of Loch Ness, and his latest book, The Circus of Satan: Murder, Revenge, and the

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13:36

Refilling the Tanks (GWTW831)

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2025/07/10

Refilling the creativity and curiosity tanks is easy when life is going as planned. When balance is maintained, money is in the bank, and work is more feast than famine. But what about the other times? When pain keeps you in bed instead of at the desk, depression fuels boredom (or is it the other way around), the lack of money saps all motivation and means to explore new crafts and potential paths, and loneliness lies and keeps you isolated from community. Terminal velocity, straight to hell. You

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46:19

“Unconvention” with Sri Kaza (GWTW830)

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2025/07/04

When you are running a business—no matter how small or large—it's easy to forget why you are doing it. You look around at what everyone else is doing and question your own success. You read the latest business book about systems and processes of giant corporations and wonder why they didn't work in your small business. So, what are we to do? Today's guest has some fresh ideas for us to consider. Sri Kaza is a seasoned business leader and small business advocate with a background in corporate

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12:11

Influence Your Imagination (GWTW829)

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2025/07/02

I wasn't sure what today's episode was going to be about until I heard something in an episode of Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix. While visiting Sarma, a Middle Eastern restaurant in Somerville, Massachusetts, Phil and his guest mentioned that the chef travels all over the world, eats delicious food, and brings those flavors back to the menu. That got me thinking: What would be the equivalent of doing this for podcasters, filmmakers, writers, and other types of artists? Sure, we have the Internet at

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48:47

“A Life of Awe & Wonder” with Lee C. Camp (GWTW828)

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2025/06/27

How curious are you about asking and reflecting upon the deep questions of life? You know, massive questions like, "How do you think about a life worth living?" or "What kind of people are we becoming as individuals and as a community by employing any given technology?" Today's guest on Getting Work To Work is no stranger to asking these questions of himself, his guests on his podcast, and the students in his classroom. Lee C. Camp is a theologian, professor and host of the acclaimed No Small

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Thoughts of Time & Trash (GWTW827)

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2025/06/26

Every night before I go to bed, I grab my journal and spend a few minutes writing about the day. Some days there's a lot to say, while others recount what I wasn't able to get done. Lately, I've noticed a trend. I list four or more things I got done and then follow up with a dismissive statement, "I just wasn't productive." If you compare the ambition of my task list with what was actually accomplished, then yes, something is off. But it's not a lack of productivity, it's over-scheduling my day

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“Sustainable Ambition” with Kathy Oneto (GWTW826)

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2025/06/21

How would you define your level of ambition? Are you pushing yourself to change the world or maybe you're on the other side of failure wondering if you'll ever be ambitious again? Today's guest is on Getting Work To Work to talk about a new way to approach our goals, not just in work, but in life. It's called Sustainable Ambition®. Kathy Oneto is a coach, author, and podcaster whose mission "is to help people craft a life with work for more joy, fulfillment, peace, and ease." Definitely sounds like

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The Infinite Workday?!?! (GWTW825)

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2025/06/18

Not much in the world of work shocks me anymore, but this headline on LinkedIn got me: "The rise of the 'infinite workday.'" Naturally, I clicked the juicy headline. I had to find out which level of hell this monstrosity came from and what we can do about it. The "reactions" are to an article on Axios (two letters shy of Anxious) by Emily Beck titled Remote work has created an infinite workday. Covering a report from Microsoft, Beck describes a world of work without boundaries, the allure of

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