• Occupational Therapy : Conversations from the Audio Chateau

  • By: Audio Up Inc
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Occupational Therapy : Conversations from the Audio Chateau

By: Audio Up Inc
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  • Tune in each week to the Audio Chateau Studios to hear candid conversations from some of the most intriguing and successful personalities across all forms of media, sports, business and music. These prosperous individuals help the number one jingle writer of all time for film and television, Jared Gutstadt, figure out a new career path following the sale of his incredibly fortuitous business, Jingle Punks. Currently known for shows like The Voice, American Pickers, Pawn Stars, Real Housewives of Atlanta and countless shows about pregnant teenagers for MTV, Jared recently left his post as the king of all jingles and is now the CEO of Audio Up (one of the fastest rising media brands in the world of audio). Audio Up is home to podcasts such as Where the Bodies are Buried, Make it Up As We Go. Halloween in Hell, Mea Culpa and countless other successful shows. Subscribe to Occupational Therapy now for deeply frank and sincere conversations about what it takes for an individual to become successful and stand out in the all-encompassing world of media, sports and music. Join Jared and his co-host Zach Selwyn (Comedy Central, Attack of the Show, Audio Up News Network) in this one of a kind informative podcast as they talk to people who have "made it" in their respective careers, as Jared tries to figure out his next big move. Featuring TV legends, NBA players, photographers, artists, musicians and more, these interviews will help us all understand how these outstanding individuals accomplished their dreams and ambitions, and will help Jared determine whether or not one of these occupations could be his could be the next step in his career.
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Episodes
  • Nile Rodgers

    Nile Rodgers
    Aug 25 2021

    Iconic producer, writer, and artist, Nile Rodgers, walks Jared through his connection with the recently launched NAS x Audio Up NFT and how the project tracks back to a deep connection Nile has with Nelson Mandela. He explains the origin of some of his most well known songs, including David Bowie's Let's Dance. The two also chat about the impact Nile has had on scoring in the world of film. Enjoy this very special episode of Occupational Therapy.
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    50 mins
  • Kristine Leahy: Prime Time Sportscaster

    Kristine Leahy: Prime Time Sportscaster
    Apr 21 2021

    Kristine Leahy started her career in the Midwest, working for the NBA and found her way West, where she became

    not only the co-host of American Ninja Warrior, but went on to having her own prime time sports news series that brought her to the top of the sports journalism world. Jared speaks with her about her amazing ascent, and finds out whether or not he has what it takes to become a sportscaster.
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    28 mins
  • David Arquette: World Champion Wrestler

    David Arquette: World Champion Wrestler
    Apr 14 2021

    David Arquette is a multi-hyphenate entertainer who is as well known for his acting chops as he is for being an eccentric and electric personality. His recent foray into professional wrestling has been an epic odyssey that is now being documented in a film due out later this year. In this episode, Jared discusses what it takes to become a world champion wrestler. This is a spirited discussion you will not want to miss.
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    33 mins

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