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Nashville: Coffee, Conversations, and the Power of Showing Up
Some trips are planned down to the minute. Others unfold the way the best stories do — one conversation at a time. This Nashville trip was definitely the second kind. A few meetings on the calendar, camera in the bag, and the rest left up to the simple act of showing up . And as it turns out, that’s usually enough. Nashville Is Real People One thing that stands out about Tennessee pretty quickly: The people feel real. Not overly polished. Not putting on a show. Just people bu

Rich Washburn
Mar 83 min read


Storytelling as the On-Ramp to the Meaning Economy
A while back, I wrote about The Meaning Economy — the idea that as AI and automation steadily absorb traditional labor, the next wave of value creation won’t come from what we do for a living , but from what we create, express, and share as humans. That idea felt theoretical at the time — but now we’re starting to see the first real-world on-ramps appear. One of the clearest? Tech storytelling. The Human Layer That Machines Can’t Replace Across industries — politics, media,

Rich Washburn
Dec 17, 20253 min read


Rediscovering Storytelling through Photography with Peter McKinnon
As someone who learned a lot about photography through countless hours watching Peter McKinnon's YouTube channel, I can confidently say...

Rich Washburn
Jul 1, 20242 min read
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