Humble Togs Podcast

By Kurt Sneddon

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The Humble Togs Podcast is a conversation-driven show about the humans behind the cameras.

Each episode sits down with a member of Humble Togs Club for an honest 30–45 minute conversation about their life, their path into photography, and the experiences that shaped them as creatives and as humans.

This isn’t a technical photography podcast. You won’t hear deep dives into camera settings, gear reviews, or complicated lighting diagrams.

Instead, this show focuses on the real stories photographers carry with them.

Photography attracts people from every background imaginable. Teachers, parents, engineers, nurses, artists, people rebuilding their confidence, people chasing a long-delayed creative dream, and people who simply want to make something meaningful in the middle of busy lives.

The Humble Togs Podcast gives those people a voice.

Each episode is an interview with a member of the club that explores the journey behind the images — the wins, the doubts, the pivots, the unexpected turns, and the moments that made someone fall in love with photography in the first place.

Many photographers quietly struggle with comparison, imposter syndrome, and the feeling that everyone else has things figured out.

Hearing someone else say, “I’ve felt that too,” can be deeply powerful.

These conversations are meant to remind listeners that uncertainty, self-doubt, and creative frustration are normal, even necessary, parts of the process.

Alongside member stories, host Kurt Sneddon also shares openly about his own journey as a photographer and business owner — including the parts people usually leave out.

The successes, the failures, the setbacks, the grind of building a creative business, and the reality that even experienced professionals are constantly figuring things out as they go.

Success in photography — and in any creative field — isn’t a straight line.

It’s messy, unpredictable, and often harder than it looks from the outside.

The goal of this podcast is to make that reality visible, and to show that progress is possible when people support each other instead of competing against each other.

At its core, The Humble Togs Podcast is about community.

It’s about hearing real stories from real photographers who care about creativity, growth, and helping each other get a little better over time.

It’s about creating a space where photographers feel encouraged rather than judged, supported rather than compared, and connected rather than isolated.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re the only one struggling to figure things out, this podcast is for you.

And if you believe photography communities should lift people up instead of tearing them down, you’ll feel right at home here.

Welcome to The Humble Togs Podcast - where photographers share the journey, not just the highlight reel.


Episode Date
Don’t Photograph Bar & Bat Mitzvahs from the Sidelines | With Julian Coleman
Aug 04, 2026
How to Improve Your Photography Without Buying More Gear | With Edmundo Oliver
Jul 07, 2026
How to Sell Photos Online: Is Art Storefronts Worth It? | With Rob Urquhart
Jun 26, 2026
Community Over Competition | A chat between Sydney's Best Headshot Photographers
Jun 14, 2026
The Dating Photography Niche | Confidence, Google Ads & Getting the Reps In | With Georgie Greene
Jun 02, 2026
Turning Neurodiversity Into A Photography Superpower | With Elle Paradisis
May 19, 2026
She Built a Photography Business While Raising Kids and Studying Full-Time | With Katelynn Parker
May 01, 2026
She Almost Quit Photography After Getting Bullied Online... Now She's Booked Up | With Jessa Scott
Apr 10, 2026
Failing Forward: The Mistakes That Actually Made Us Better | With Erin Brooks
Apr 10, 2026
How She Turned a Vacation Into Real Client Work (Without Having It All Figured Out) | With Sam Ham
Apr 08, 2026
Why Posting Your Work Feels So Hard (And How to Push Through It) | With Kate Mitchell
Apr 08, 2026
Making Friends with Imposter Syndrome | With Matt Wilson
Mar 24, 2026
The Problem With “Constructive Criticism” in Photography
Mar 24, 2026