Everyone has creativity inside them, however, some find it easier to uncover than others.
Even the most inspired can find themselves with a creative block when a deadline looms. Because, being creative, or having fresh ideas, on demand, day after day, is tough!
Creativity: Uncovered explores how different people, across a range of industries, successfully unlock, unleash and inspire their creativity.
Uncovering the secrets to idea generation, lateral thinking, inventiveness and design, this podcast will give you tried and tested ways to summon creativity the next time you need it. You will walk away with new ways of building creative habits, solving problems and making a dent in your corner of the world.
Creativity: Uncovered is hosted by Abi Gatling from Crisp Communications.
For more information, head to www.crispcomms.co/podcast
Creativity: Uncovered is a registered Trademark of Abigail Gatling and Crisp Communications.
Feeling like your creative spark has fizzled out? It can seem like a huge, intimidating challenge to get it back. But what if you shifted your focus from chasing creativity to just having some fun? In this solo episode of Creativity: Uncovered, Abi Gatling shares how buying a marble run recently made her realise that fun might just be the best way to get your creativity flowing again. Abi digs into how tapping into that childhood joy can really kickstart your creative journey.
Tune into this episode of Creativity: Uncovered to hear about:
Why Abi bought a marble run (and why you might want one too)
Why, if creativity seems scary, you should focus on fun instead
How childhood toys can reconnect us with creative joy
What Tamagotchis, Simpsons memorabilia, and op shop finds have to do with creativity
Why small changes and playful moments can have a big creative impact
A simple question to help you reconnect with your younger, more joyful self
Happy listening!
xo Abi
P.S. For more information about this episode and our guest, head to: https://crispcomms.co/podcast-episodes/why-i-bought-a-marble-run-and-you-should-too/
Creativity: Uncovered is lovingly edited by the team at Crisp Communications (http://www.crispcomms.co).
Creativity: Uncovered is a registered Australian Trade Mark.
13 Oct 2025
What happens to craft in a world that prizes speed and automation?
Faster. Cheaper. More efficient. That’s the mantra driving much of our world today - but should it apply to creativity? In this episode of Creativity: Uncovered, Abi Gatling speaks with Jesse Feister, Executive Director of Webby Media Group, to explore what happens to creativity and craft in a world obsessed with speed and automation. Can creativity survive without compromise? And what do we lose when we skip the struggle?
Tune into this episode of Creativity: Uncovered to hear about:
The difference between creativity and craft in a high-speed world
How AI and technology may be raising the standard, not lowering the bar
Why craft “resists efficiency” - and why that matters
What we might lose when we remove effort from the creative process
Whether machines could ever truly replicate human craft
The evolving definition of excellence in the digital age
The increased emphasis on human connection and authenticity
The role of awards like the Webbys in celebrating (and defending) creative integrity
Happy listening!
xo Abi
P.S. For more information about this episode and our guest, head to: https://crispcomms.co/podcast-episodes/what-happens-to-craft-in-a-world-that-prizes-speed-and-automation/
Creativity: Uncovered is lovingly edited by the team at Crisp Communications (http://www.crispcomms.co).
Creativity: Uncovered is a registered Australian Trade Mark.
15 Sept 2025
Dawn Dusk: Exploring grief, creativity and artistic vision
What happens when the subject of your art is also an artist? In this layered episode of Creativity: Uncovered, Abi Gatling speaks with filmmakers Jason and Blue Gerber about their new feature-length documentary, Dawn Dusk. The film follows designer Chellie Look as she navigates grief, creativity, and the tension between artistic integrity and running a business. But this conversation isn’t just about the story they captured - it’s also about their own creative journey bringing it to life.
Please note: This episode includes discussion of a film that contains themes of domestic violence. While these are not explored in depth, listener discretion is advised.
Tune into this episode of Creativity: Uncovered to hear about:
The origin story of Dawn Dusk and how it evolved from a short into a feature
How Jason and Blue discovered Chellie Look and why her story resonated
The emotional and creative themes at the heart of the film
What it’s like to make your first feature-length documentary
How filmmakers stay creatively energised during a long production process
The parallels between Chellie’s creative struggle and the filmmakers’ own process
Crafting narrative in documentary form: the challenges and breakthroughs
Navigating working with your partner (and others) to fulfill a creative vision
Dawn Dusk is streaming now - find out where to watch here: https://www.dawnduskfilm.com/where-to-watch
Happy listening!
xo Abi
Ps. For more information about this episode and our guest, head to: https://crispcomms.co/podcast-episodes/dawn-dusk-exploring-grief-creativity-and-artistic-vision/
Creativity: Uncovered is lovingly edited by the team at Crisp Communications (http://www.crispcomms.co).
Creativity: Uncovered is a registered Australian Trade Mark.
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