Continuing our diversification towards becoming a podcast run by photographers rather than a photography podcast, Hamish and I caught up with Bellamy Hunt of JCH about his recent SIBO diagnosis (it’s not a made-up acronym) and how it’s affecting his life. Hamish finds five minutes to talk about photography before getting distracted and I talk […]
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You didn’t ask but you still get. Welcome to the Hypersensitive Photographers Podcast, created by yours truly (EM) and 35mmc’s Hamish Gill. We do our best to release one podcast per month but occasionally let it slide. If you’re after more of a conversational style than a well-thought-out, well-produced and perfectly-executed podcast, this is it.
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 11: The not-the-coronavirus episode
Recorded on April 6th, Hamish and I managed to fill an hour and a half with reflections on episode 10, how we’re…
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 09: The “religion” of film, photographic self-indulgence and other musings…
Recorded on February 7th, Hamish and I managed to fill an hour and forty minutes with pure photography talk. No commentary on society, politics, nothing but photography. We think it’s a first but can’t really be bothered to go back and listen to the last eight episodes to confirm. Yes, the latest Hypersensitive Photographers Podcast […]
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 08.1: Motivation, stopping -ISM and powering the Matrix
Update: The sped-up version has been taken down 😉 Update: Approximately 0.5% of all listeners hated the “commute optimised” version of episode 8. It’s still up there for the enlightened but as a fallback, you can also get the “unoptimised” episode 8.1 as your own risk (link below). It had been four months since we […]
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 07: I forgot the question
We got new mics…but didn’t understand the enormity of our incompetence and ended up recording the respective “other side” to our conversation while recording this month’s episode.
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 06: Success and pancakes
Lots and lots to cover in this episode, the least of all being crumpets and my current obsession with them.
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 05: Holiday Hugs
I took a short holiday to rest my weary soul and as fate would have it, bumped into Hamish in a pub in London.
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 04: There’s cake in the fridge
As a bit of a make-up episode for the shambles that was a poorly considered “April Fools” joke, Hamish and I talk about bad April Fools Day jokes (naturally), responsibility, respect of creative ownership, trolling and burned shoulder of
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 03: Signal vs noise
This very special extended and-only-coincidentally-released-on-April-1st episode of the HPP features a little over an hour of insight and inspiration mostly driven by Bellamy over at Japan Camera Hunter.
We talk about internet trolls, the value of clear photographic intent
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 02: I can do that at home
We’ve reached the heady heights of our second official episode and this runaway holding tank* is showing no signs of stopping.
Hamish and I talk about the MAYA darkroom timer, the redevelopment of the analogue photography hardware industry, my
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The Hypersensitive Podcast Episode 01: Disposable income
The “0” before the “1” in the title anticipating a run into the double digits should strike fear in the hearts of everyone reading this.
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Curmudgeonly commentary: the Hypersensitive Photographers Podcast episode 00
Back in June 2018, I received a Facebook message from that bloke Hamish Gill. It simply read, “We should do a sporadic podcast”. I should have stopped him there.
