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Red Lens podcast

Red Lens Podcast

A podcast about photographing politically and the politics of photography.

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Red Lens 20: Ashley Taylor-Gougé

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/10/20

Support Red Lens!Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/redlens Red Lens Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sigalphotos__________I started this podcast in 2022. It took me a while, but I’m excited to get to the 20th episode! On episode 20 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Minnesota activist and amazing movement photographer Ashley Taylor-Gougé. We talked about Ashley’s work as a movement photographer, when she got into photography, where the name ‘Watch Me Rise’ came from,

01:23:01

Red Lens 19: Jim Saah

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/10/02

Support Red Lens!Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/redlens Red Lens Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sigalphotos__________On episode 19 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Jim Saah. Jim is a long-time Washington DC-based photographer and videographer. His photos of 1980s DC punk bands are iconic, including widely-recognizable images of seminal bands like Fugazi and Minor Threat. We talk about his book that brings together so many of his iconic DC punk band photos, In My

00:28:58

Red Lens 18: Simple Machines Records

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/07/23

Red Lens Needs Your Support! Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/redlens Red Lens Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sigalphotos__________On episode 18 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Jenny Toomey, Kristin Thomson, Derek Denckla, and Pat Graham. Many years ago we were all involved with Simple Machines Records. We did this interview while we were all in DC for the Positive Force DC 40th Anniversary activities in June. Because I recorded it on inferior equipment, the sound

00:52:02

Red Lens 17: Brooke Anderson, Oakland's movement...

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/07/08

Red Lens Needs Your Support! Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/redlens Red Lens Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sigalphotosOn episode 17 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Oakland-based movement photographer Brooke Anderson. Brooke is a freelance photographer and photojournalist based on unceded Ohlone land in Oakland, California covering movements for social, economic, racial, and climate justice. Brooke first fell in love with photography while documenting the

00:58:27

Red Lens 16: Shawna Kenney on documenting the...

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/03/24

On episode 16 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Shawna Kenney. Shawna is co-author of the oral history⁠ Live at the Safari Club: A History of HarDCore Punk in the Nation’s Capital 1988-1998⁠’ and publisher of the photo zine ⁠All Access: Bands on Film⁠. She is also the author of the memoir I Was a Teenage Dominatrix, editor of the anthology Book Lovers: Sexy Stories from Under the Covers, and co-author of Imposters. On her website Shawna says she was “raised in the Washington DC

00:44:05

Red Lens 15: Scott Crawford on documenting punk rock...

Red Lens podcast ·

2025/01/13

Support Red Lens!Buy Me a Coffee Support Red Lens on Patreon __________ On episode 15 of Red Lens Podcast, I sat down for a conversation with Scott Crawford. Scott is a documentary filmmaker whose documentaries have focused on rebellious music and political activism. He’s produced Salad Days (2014), Creem: America’s Only Rock’n’Roll Magazine (2019), and his newest production, Something Better Change. And for those interested in photography, he also created a photography book called Spoke to

01:10:16

Red Lens 14: Portraits of Struggle with Orin Langelle

Red Lens podcast ·

2024/12/24

On episode 14 of Red Lens, I sat down for a conversation with Orin Langelle. Orin’s recently published photography book, Portraits of Struggle, highlights his photography going back to 1972. We talk about his book and his lifetime as a concerned photographer, highlighting and participating in struggles against war, and for indigenous, environmental, and economic justice. The intro/outro song in this episode is ‘Zapatista garage punk instrumental’ by Joshua Hudes. You can find it at

01:41:00

Red Lens 13: Pat Graham on documenting music, culture...

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2024/06/13

On episode 13 of Red Lens, I sat down for a conversation with long-time music photographer and an old friend, Pat Graham. In this episode, we cover a lot of ground from how Pat got started with photography, his punk photography in the late 1980s & 90s creating iconic images with bands like Bikini Kill, Fugazi, L7 and many more, through his tours as a photographer with Modest Mouse and his photographs of instruments, his approach to protest photography, his projects, books and more.I hope you

01:09:30

Red Lens 12: Andi Epperly on photography, pool,...

Red Lens podcast ·

2023/02/09

On episode 12 of Red Lens, I talked with Twin Cities-based movement photographer Andi Epperly. Andi runs Forward Photography and also takes photos for On Site Public Media. In this episode, we cover a lot of ground including shooting photos, shooting pool, and shooting guns. I hope you enjoy it!You can find Andi's work on Instagram at Forward Photography: https://www.instagram.com/forward_photos_minneapolis/ You can also see some of her work at On Site Public Media:

01:33:55

Red Lens 11: 2022 protests, politics & photography...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/12/22

On episode 11 of Red Lens, I round out 2022 with return guests Luis Sifuentes and Kim DeFranco talking about our experiences with protests, politics & photography in 2022. We talk about political developments in 2022 that led to big protests, some memorable protests we were at in 2022, some notable people who died in 2022, and what we've been up to with our photography this year. Luis Sifuentes is a Los Angeles-based activist with Centro CSO and is a movement photographer. You can find Luis on

01:15:14

Red Lens 10: Documenting socialist history with Sopo...

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2022/12/01

On episode 10 of Red Lens, I talk with Sopo Japaridze. Sopo is a union leader in the country of Georgia, and a co-founder of the Reimagining Soviet Georgia documentation project & podcast, looking at the history of Georgia when it was a socialist republic that was part of the Soviet Union. On Twitter you can find Sopo at https://twitter.com/sopjap She posts frequent engaging content so give her a follow! Follow Reimagining Soviet Georgia on Twitter at https://twitter.com/reimaginingg Listen to

01:05:24

Red Lens 9: Lucy Baptiste on NYC basketball...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/11/08

On episode 9 of Red Lens, I talk with NYC-based photographer Lucy Baptiste. In this episode, we talk about Lucy's basketball photography & other work in New York City, and her time in Minnesota documenting the movement in the streets demanding justice for George Floyd and all people whose lives have been stolen by the police. You can find Lucy Baptiste's work and reach her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flicks_by_lucy/ This episode's intro/outro song is called 'Beautiful Boom Bap' by

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Red Lens 8: KingDemetrius Pendleton 'The Movement...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/10/19

On episode 8 of Red Lens, I talk with the iconic Twin Cities-based independent photographer and videographer KingDemetrius Pendleton. We talk about his movement photography book 'The Movement Never Stops', about Listen Media, and about what inspires his tireless boots on the ground presence at protests fighting for justice and liberation. You can find KingDemetrius Pendleton on facebook. You can find Listen Media USA at listenmedia.org or on facebook. This episode's intro/outro song is called

01:04:00

Red Lens 7: Georgia Fort's journey from corporate to...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/10/01

Support Red Lens on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sigalphotos On episode 7 of Red Lens, I talk with Twin Cities-based independent journalist Georgia Fort. In this episode, we talk about Georgia's 10 years working in corporate media where she got two Emmy nominations and had reports featured on CNN, ABC and CBS affiliates. Hear why she left that behind and started her journey as an independent Black journalist. Georgia reaches over 15 million people on social media, she created BlckPress, and now

01:10:55

Red Lens 6: David Bacon on US-Mexico border photography

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/09/15

On episode 6 of Red Lens, I talk with David Bacon. David Bacon is a California writer and documentary photographer. A former union organizer, today he documents labor, the global economy, war and migration, and the struggle for human rights. We talk about David's new book, 'More than a Wall / Mas que un muro' which includes 30 years of his photography and oral histories from communities & struggles in the U.S.-Mexico border region. See David's photography & writings at The Reality Check

00:55:55

Red Lens 5: Kim DeFranco on doing activism &...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/09/01

On episode 5 of Red Lens, I talk with Minnesota-based photographer & activist Kim DeFranco. Kim has been taking photos at protests for longer than anyone I know, going back to the 1990s. You can see some of Kim's work and get in touch with her on Facebook and Instragram. We talk about her history of activism from the 1980s at Kent State to the Minnesota Welfare Rights Committee for over 20 years, to many activist movements in to the present day. Through all of that, Kim has carried her camera

01:18:51

Red Lens Episode 4: Thaiphy Phan-Quang from...

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/08/13

On episode 4 of Red Lens, I talk with Thaiphy Phan-Quang. Thaiphy is a Twin Cities-based photographer, former videographer, and all-around great guy. In this interview you'll hear about his journey from skateboarding, to skateboarding videographer, to movement photographer, and much more! You can see some of Thaiphy's work and get in touch with him on facebook and instragram. If you want to skip ahead to a specific part of this episode, here's when time each segment starts: 0:34 Introduction 2:02

00:57:17

Red Lens Episode 3: Nadia Shaarawi

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/07/15

On episode 3 of Red Lens, I talk with Nadia Shaarawi. Nadia is a Twin Cities-based videographer who has been active in grassroots organizing and with independent media. This is the podcast's first interview with a videographer, and I really enjoyed our conversation about her video work and the politics of documenting movements. You will very often find Nadia, video camera in hand, at protests and political events in the Twin Cities area. In this interview you'll hear how she got started with

01:06:14

Red Lens Podcast Episode 2: Luis Sifuentes

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/06/18

I'm excited to be able to announce that Red Lens Podcast is not a one-hit wonder -- the second episode is out! You can listen on Spotify and Anchor (more platforms coming). In the second episode of Red Lens, I interview Luis Sifuentes. Luis is a Los Angeles-based photographer. We talk about his political movement photography, street photography & concert photography. You can follow Luis's photography on Instagram @proleroid. He also tells us about the organizing he's part of and that he

01:30:47

Red Lens Podcast Episode 1: Phil Ward

Red Lens podcast ·

2022/05/24

In the first episode of Red Lens Podcast, I interview Phil Ward. Phil is a Twin Cities-based photographer, and he is a co-founder of Move for Justice News. We talk about his movement photography, abandoned building photography & punk concert photography. We share stories and reflections from countless days in the streets dodging police tear gas & projectiles while documenting the powerful movement against police brutality that rocked the Twin Cities & the whole country after the police

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