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Ep. 001 - Josh Ariza: Aliens, Jazz, and T-Shirts That Suck

Ep. 001 - Josh Ariza: Aliens, Jazz, and T-Shirts That Suck

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From "just a t-shirt idea" to building a cult-followed brand... meet Josh Ariza, founder of Chomp!

Josh has worked with Nike, Disney, Under Armour, and more — but his biggest creative success?

A weird, wild, honest apparel brand called Chomp. In this episode, he spills everything: design regrets, internet trolls, how to survive as a solo creator, and why "hard work + luck" is still the real formula.

Follow Josh Ariza:

  • https://joshuaariza.com/
  • https://chompbrand.com/
  • https://www.instagram.com/joshua_ariza/


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Brad Woodard

Brad is an illustrator and designer behind Brave the Woods, a full-service studio working with clients like Nickelodeon, Target, USPS, and NASA. His bold, playful style and heart-led storytelling shine through everything from brand campaigns to children’s books.

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Dustin Lee

Dustin is the founder of RetroSupply, a shop for retro-inspired brushes, textures, and digital tools used by tens of thousands of creatives — from indie artists to major studios. He shares what it’s really like to run a creative business while keeping it small, weird, and intentional.

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Credits

Audio/video editing: Clara Wright
Cover art: Brad Woodard
Intro animation: Seth Austin
Intro music: “Snakes and Fire” (Instrumental) by Pär Hagström

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