Episode

Josh Plunkett is a son, a sibling, an entrepreneur, a business owner, a photographer, a videographer, and a world traveler. He's a guy that has figured out a thing or two about his allotment of time on this planet, and he's also my guest for Episode No. 130.

Our streams crossed paths somewhere in the Instagram world, and -- speaking of -- you can find him/his work there in not one, not two, but three places. You can also check out his handsome Web site, on which you might find yourself inclined to buy a print, hire him for a shoot, or even rent his space.

Josh was kind enough to give me a chunk of one of his Tuesday evenings a couple of months ago, and self-aware enough to warn me that he has no qualms going long in the discussion department. Little did he know that that was just fine with me.

Our conversation was fascinating and worth me not spoiling too much of it before you get in there and check it out for yourself. I will say, however, that we talked a bit about family, self-exploration, the human experience and what it can sometimes look and feel like out there amongst the others. And of course we had a peek at a few of Josh's favorite records. Those were these:

Pulp Fiction: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack (1994)
Korn, self-titled (1994)
Microworlds (2023), CloZee

Give Josh's work a peek and give him a follow, if you're so inclined. He may be the right fit for your photoshoot wishes, your studio-space needs, or your longing for travel. And don't forget to check out the Merch' store on the Web site. It might be a good place for you to get an early start on your holiday lists.

Cheers.

copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the audio samples contained within this episode. They are cuts from a single called, "Shooting Stars," by Bag Raiders. It's a 2009 number that was maybe only digitally released via both the single format and the EP format (which features three other variations of the tune), but made its way to our ears c/o Bang Gang 12s, under exclusive license to Modular Recordings.