It's easy to forget I'm actually a cartoonist.
Even I forget.
I started my professional career back in 2005, drawing for a handful of newspapers, winning awards, publishing books, and becoming known—by some—as the 'punk rocker of cartoons'. While many great cartoonists have a string of qualifications, I'm neither great nor do I have any qualifications. After all, I failed art school.
Circa 2007. The URLs no longer exist and my signature has since changed.
But here I am today, two decades later, still drawing cartoons and hosting a podcast where I talk with guests from around the world, trying to figure out how the world works and what’s really true.
Jerm
It's been quite a rollercoaster—from working in the mainstream, getting censored and fired, publishing two books with Penguin, winning my country's top award, then leaving the mainstream for independent media, expanding into podcasting, and interviewing some of the biggest names in the world.
And getting censored again.
And again.
And again.
A short summary, part one
For my paid subscribers, I take you through some of the above—though there’ll be more recordings like this, since I left out a lot in this first one. There is simply too much to remember.
