Ep 100 – Future Generations

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With the 100th episode, I wanted to highlight some of the best moments from the podcast so far. The one constant in all the podcasts is the question I ask at the end, “If there was one thing you could pass onto future generations what would it be?”

Listening back to all the answers to this question I was delighted to discover that in the answers there was a discussion taking place.

When I’m talking to an artist in one of the regular episodes my aim is for you to feel like you’re overhearing a really interesting conversation, like you might overhear in a coffee shop or a pub.

For this episode it’s like that and more. . .

Consider yourself invited to a party and all the artists who’ve been on the podcast are here. Follow me around the room as we listen in to the artists as they discuss their answers . . .

Thanks for listening!

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9 responses to “Ep 100 – Future Generations”

December 15, 2017
Anne-Marie Kornachuk
Fabulous! Thank you for putting that together! ???
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1. February 26, 2018
  John Dalton
  Thanks Anne-Marie, you’re welcome.
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December 20, 2017
Viveca Dahlen
Very interessting!
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January 5, 2018
Nanci France-Vaz
Awesome podcast!!!! I support it:-)
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1. January 9, 2018
  John Dalton
  Thanks Nanci.
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June 4, 2018
Vicki Sullivan
I am now a John Dalton podcast addict I love learning while I paint and this is jam packed with interesting talk thanks so much John
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1. June 14, 2018
  John Dalton
  Thanks Vicki, I’m glad you are enjoying it so much.
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December 20, 2018
Alvin Richard
This episode is really a tour de force. Compiling and editing previous podcasts with gusto and flow as if it was a party and gathering of kindred spirits. You are a brilliant interviewer. You really give a voice to the artists. You are a great listener and never cut off the dialogue. If you do, it is brilliantly editing. The artist is never rushed to answer. You remind me of the late Canadian journalist Brian Linehan who interviewed the stars. He was extremely knowledgable in every aspects and really did his research before conducting an interview. The stars were often in awe and stated that he conducted the best interviews ever. You have that quality of being so chill, to the point and relevant. This series of podcasts actually creates the sentiment of belonging to an artistic community just by listening. This is a tremendous medium that becomes empowering to any painter working in isolation. Forever grateful. I will refrain on commenting on all the podcasts, but every one has it’s own merit. Kudos to you John! Continued success.
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1. January 22, 2019
  John Dalton
  Thank you for your kind words Alvin.
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