Richard W. Gretzinger's guest appearances

Richard W. Gretzinger

Reconcile the Aisle

Misfits Makin' It: Oddballs Doing Cool Stuff on Radio Misfits

David Stern

Justin Michael Williams

Dyana Valentine

Rick Kaempfer

Dani Holtz

Josh Boykin

Charles LoGiudice

Jesse Sneddon

Gina M. Hill

Mary Goggin

Dave Terruso

Danielle Holtz

Neil Rubenstein

Sammy Rangel

Alex Blagg

OwlTail

“Everybody has a uniqueness to them and I try to celebrate that.” — Richard W. Gretzinger Today I interviewed Richard W. Gretzinger Here’s more about him and his project The Vulnerability Project in his own words: The subject of my latest work is vulnerability. This is not a mid-life crisis, although sometimes it feels that way. It is my attempt to use photography to examine how vulnerability leads to connection in a disconnected world. So far I have been overwhelmed with the responses I have received and the amazing individuals I have met. I’ve photographed many people from all walks of life, and I will continue because I am finding that photography is just the means; what is most fulfilling are the intimate conversations about life, fears, regrets, love and joy. I see so much beauty in this world and in each person I photograph. So, as I continue my work I am revealing more about myself and the way art affects people. ​Part of me being vulnerable is to allow a place for others to comment and continue the conversation. At a recent gallery show I included a way for this to happen–a mirror, some pens and post-it notes. To my surprise, the reactions and the thoughts on vulnerability were many. Some of the notes brought me to tears. To catch up with our guest: @vulnerability_photo_project www.richgretz.com In this episode we speak about: How he went about creating a photography project that celebrates vulnerability What he does to bring vulnerability in the online space so people can go offline and have more empathy for others The lessons he’s learned about vulnerability have translated to his work as a cinematographer How he captures vulnerable moments and what he thinks about when he selects photos. Queens Marie asks a question about how to trust people when the world seems full of stupidmotherfuckingpieceofshitassholes. She wonders if being vulnerable will get her a boyfriend – and contemplates starting JuicyGuidoButNice.com [EP114]

“Everybody has a uniqueness to them and I try to celebrate that.” — Richard W. Gretzinger Today I interviewed Richard W. Gretzinger Here’s more about him and his project The Vulnerability Project in his own words: The subject of my latest work is vulnerability. This is not a mid-life crisis, although sometimes it feels that way. It is my attempt to use photography to examine how vulnerability leads to connection in a disconnected world. So far I have been overwhelmed with the responses I have received and the amazing individuals I have met. I’ve photographed many people from all walks of life, and I will continue because I am finding that photography is just the means; what is most fulfilling are the intimate conversations about life, fears, regrets, love and joy. I see so much beauty in this world and in each person I photograph. So, as I continue my work I am revealing more about myself and the way art affects people. ​Part of me being vulnerable is to allow a place for others to comment and continue the conversation. At a recent gallery show I included a way for this to happen–a mirror, some pens and post-it notes. To my surprise, the reactions and the thoughts on vulnerability were many. Some of the notes brought me to tears. To catch up with our guest: @vulnerability_photo_project <a href="http://www.richgretz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.richgretz.com</a> In this episode we speak about: How he went about creating a photography project that celebrates vulnerability What he does to bring vulnerability in the online space so people can go offline and have more empathy for others The lessons he’s learned about vulnerability have translated to his work as a cinematographer How he captures vulnerable moments and what he thinks about when he selects photos. Queens Marie asks a question about how to trust people when the world seems full of stupidmotherfuckingpieceofshitassholes. She wonders if being vulnerable will get her a boyfriend – and contemplates starting <a href="http://JuicyGuidoButNice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JuicyGuidoButNice.com</a> [EP114]

RTA – Vulnerability in the age of social disconnect with Richard W. Gretzinger

“Everybody has a uniqueness to them and I try to celebrate that.” — Richard W. Gretzinger Today I interviewed Richard W. Gretzinger Here’s more about him and his project The Vulnerability Project in his own words:  The subject of my latest work is vulnerability. This is not a mid-life crisis, although sometimes it feels that way. It is my attempt to use photography to examine how vulnerability leads to connection in a disconnected world. So far I have been overwhelmed with the responses I have received and the amazing individuals I have met. I've photographed many people from all walks of life, and I will continue because I am finding that photography is just the means; what is most fulfilling are the intimate conversations about life, fears, regrets, love and joy. I see so much beauty in this world and in each person I photograph. So, as I continue my work I am revealing more about myself and the way art affects people. ​Part of me being vulnerable is to allow a place for others to comment and continue the conversation. At a recent gallery show I included a way for this to happen--a mirror, some pens and post-it notes. To my surprise, the reactions and the thoughts on vulnerability were many. Some of the notes brought me to tears. To catch up with our guest:  @vulnerability_photo_project www.richgretz.com In this episode we speak about:  How he went about creating a photography project that celebrates vulnerability  What he does to bring vulnerability in the online space so people can go offline and have more empathy for others The lessons he’s learned about vulnerability have translated to his work as a cinematographer  How he captures vulnerable moments and what he thinks about when he selects photos.  Queens Marie asks a question about how to trust people when the world seems full of stupidmotherfuckingpieceofshitassholes. She wonders if being vulnerable will get her a boyfriend - and contemplates starting JuicyGuidoButNice.com If you enjoyed this podcast, could you please kindly consider leaving a short review on your podcast outlet. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really make a difference in helping share the podcasts with other people.  This episode we’re presenting the text and photos that we speak about in this episode. For access sign up at to become a VIP at www.laurenlogi.com/podcast To get inside info, discounts, show dates, and to be the first to know when my book Inside Melania: What I Know About Melania Trump by Impersonating Her comes out sign up for my monthly-ish email list over at www.laurenlogi.com. Let’s get social!  Instagram: instagram.com/laurenlogi Melania Trump parody channel: instagram.com/flotusofficial Twitter: twitter.com/laurenlogi YouTube: youtube.com/laurenlogi

“Everybody has a uniqueness to them and I try to celebrate that.” — Richard W. Gretzinger Today I interviewed Richard W. Gretzinger Here’s more about him and his project The Vulnerability Project in his own words: The subject of my latest work is vulnerability. This is not a mid-life crisis, although sometimes it feels that way. It is my attempt to use photography to examine how vulnerability leads to connection in a disconnected world. So far I have been overwhelmed with the responses I have received and the amazing individuals I have met. I've photographed many people from all walks of life, and I will continue because I am finding that photography is just the means; what is most fulfilling are the intimate conversations about life, fears, regrets, love and joy. I see so much beauty in this world and in each person I photograph. So, as I continue my work I am revealing more about myself and the way art affects people. ​Part of me being vulnerable is to allow a place for others to comment and continue the conversation. At a recent gallery show I included a way for this to happen--a mirror, some pens and post-it notes. To my surprise, the reactions and the thoughts on vulnerability were many. Some of the notes brought me to tears. To catch up with our guest: @vulnerability_photo_project <a href="http://www.richgretz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.richgretz.com</a> In this episode we speak about: How he went about creating a photography project that celebrates vulnerability What he does to bring vulnerability in the online space so people can go offline and have more empathy for others The lessons he’s learned about vulnerability have translated to his work as a cinematographer How he captures vulnerable moments and what he thinks about when he selects photos. Queens Marie asks a question about how to trust people when the world seems full of stupidmotherfuckingpieceofshitassholes. She wonders if being vulnerable will get her a boyfriend - and contemplates starting <a href="http://JuicyGuidoButNice.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JuicyGuidoButNice.com</a> If you enjoyed this podcast, could you please kindly consider leaving a short review on your podcast outlet. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really make a difference in helping share the podcasts with other people. This episode we’re presenting the text and photos that we speak about in this episode. For access sign up at to become a VIP at <a href="http://www.laurenlogi.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.laurenlogi.com/podcast</a> To get inside info, discounts, show dates, and to be the first to know when my book Inside Melania: What I Know About Melania Trump by Impersonating Her comes out sign up for my monthly-ish email list over at <a href="http://www.laurenlogi.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.laurenlogi.com</a>. Let’s get social! Instagram: <a href="http://instagram.com/laurenlogi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/laurenlogi</a> Melania Trump parody channel: <a href="http://instagram.com/flotusofficial" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/flotusofficial</a> Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/laurenlogi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/laurenlogi</a> YouTube: <a href="http://youtube.com/laurenlogi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/laurenlogi</a>

Vulnerability in the age of social disconnect with Richard W. Gretzinger