On this episode of The Angry Millennial, we're chatting with author and mentor's mentor, Ken Rabow.
Today's episode is a bit longer than usual so get comfortable as we'll be talking about Ken's career and towards the end we'll even be doing a live meditation walk-through. Ken Rabow has lived quite a storied career with various positions in music, adolescent development, holistic healing, and teaching music as a music director, Reiki healer, cantor, professional jazz drummer, + author of The Slacker's Guide to Success.
We chat about starting his early successes in drumming, turning pro at 17 playing all around Canada at jazz clubs six nights a week. Early on just when Rabow was finding his stride teaching others, he came into contact with his drummer mentor that he'd serve under for years. As Ken went along through out his career he started working with kids as a music director, then later as a life empowerment coach for troubled teens which he continues to this day.
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In this episode, we chat about running workshops at WPPI every year but never walking into the expo, growing up with a photographer/musician father, being yet another graphic designer turned photographer at 35, developing his YouTube channel for retouching tutorials + interviews, what it's like working out of Texas with his work, finally seeing the light after ignoring personal projects for years, how he'd love to hear us chat with Erik Almas, and more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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On this episode of The Angry Millennial, we're recording from WPPI in Vegas, chatting with editorial + commercial sports portrait photographer, Alexis Cuarezma.
In this episode, we chat about the importance of networking and getting in front of people's faces, going from being a double major in college to dropping out with a semester left, how persistence + patience landed him work with HBO + Sports Illustrated shooting Mayweather & Pacquiao and the US Women's Soccer Team respectively, how to implement aggressive patience, long term relationships working with BorrowLenses ending up in a spotlight piece, shooting for the jobs you want not the jobs you're getting, what it's like to shoot multiple lighting setups at once with syncing sorcery, and more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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We chat about the rise of period pieces likethe show,Boardwalk Empire, the popularity of jazz, how we should have actor John C. Reilly, in character as Dr. Steve Brule, as a guest on the show, wearing suits from the 20's + 30's, how we began to play a tea kettle as an instrument and much more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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