Interview
Behind the Scenes of Live Sports Broadcasting with Evan Ellis
What does it take to bring live sports to television? And what happens when the person behind the broadcast has to reinvent his own life?
Episode 0011: Tsherin Sherpa on bringing Thangka & the art of Nepal to the contemporary art world
Nepalese artist Tsherin Sherpa on training as a Thangka painter at 13, representing Nepal at the Venice Biennale, and his show at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Episode 0010: Catherine Whitney on David Hockney and how the arts stimulate our brains
Curator Catherine Whitney (Honolulu Museum of Art) on David Hockney's final retrospective, museum leadership, and the neuroscience of why art is good for you.
Ken Schultz on the Giants Pride Night Controversy
Gay sportswriter Ken Schultz (Outsports) on the Giants Pride Night controversy: Bible verse hats, MLB backlash, and Buster Posey's non-answer.
Episode 0008: Jonny Hoffner - Good > Safe
Jonny Hoffner of Paper Antler Photography and Good Lion Golf on 17 years of wedding photography, building two creative businesses, and why good doesn't have to mean safe.
Craig Calcaterra on Leaving Law for Baseball Writing
Craig Calcaterra of Cup of Coffee on leaving law for baseball writing, the sabermetrics revolution, and finding contentment in an uncertain world.
Joshua Graves on Difficult Conversations and Power Dynamics
Author Joshua Graves joins So Many Questions to explore difficult conversations, power dynamics, listening skills, and practical tools for healthier communication.
Elizabeth Maxson (EMax) on Leadership and Women in Tech
Contentful CMO Elizabeth “EMax” Maxson talks leadership, women in tech, motherhood, boundaries, and finding harmony in work and life.
Ken Seng on Shooting Deadpool and Street Fighter
Director of Photography Ken Seng on Deadpool, Street Fighter, IMAX-scale action, French New Wave roots, and how craft, collaboration, and risk make film unforgettable.
Rob Bell on Sermons as Art, Vulnerability, and Suffering
Rob Bell interview on So Many Questions to talk creativity, sermons as art, vulnerability, and how suffering shapes what we make.