A podcast about creativity and creative people. In each episode I’ll talk to someone working in different parts of the creative industry. I want to find out what makes them tick, what keeps them inspired and any little pieces of wisdom that i can pull from their experiences.
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12. Creative Extremes - Music Production & All Things Metal with Eyal Levi
This episode is a conversation with the music producer, guitarist, and creative entrepreneur, Eyal Levi. We talk about Eyal's work as CEO of URM academy and of riffhard, the worlds biggest online school for producers working with heavy music and metal guitar players respectively. We discuss what a music producer actually does, creative leadership and the events that led up to Eyal picking up a guitar again to reform DAATH after not playing for literally years... Plus a whole bunch more. Co...
10 Aug 2022
11. Be Well to Create Well - Storytelling Through Movement with Sarah Perry
This is a conversation with Movement Coach and Movement Director Sarah Perry. Topics of conversation include her wide range of work, from blockbuster movies like Guardians of the Galaxy, to Netflix specials, to live streamed virtual theatre. We discuss her process for finding characterisation through movement, working with motion capture, finding space for playfulness within a creative process, and her approach to combining creative work with a wellbeing practice. Sarah's website sarah...
6 Jul 2022
10. A Sweaty Pleasure - Talking Poetry with Lewis Buxton
This episode is a conversation with poet, performer and educator, Lewis Buxton. Topics of conversation include his book 'Boy in Various Poses' and the questions it asks about masculinity, relationships and much more. We also discus his writing process, the regular poetry nights that he hosts, crying on the way to work, being big tall white men and much more random tangents besides. Enjoy Lewis's website lewisbuxton.com Boy in Various Poses at Nine Arches Press and you can find me on insta...
23 Jun 2022
09. You Don't Say 'No' to Beyoncé - Exploring the World of Latex Fashion with Nina Kate
This episode features a conversation with Nina Kate. Nina is a model, actress and the driving creative force behind Jane Doe Latex, one of the worlds leading names in latex clothing. Topics of conversation include Nina’s approach to designing and making latex clothing, her work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit, fetish wear going mainstream, growing up as a weirdo, and why a hot day in the UK is so terrible! Probably contains a couple of swears, but only little ones. Here's some link...
17 May 2022
08. Just Write! - Creative Writing with Ashley Hickson-Lovence
This is a conversation with the writer Ashley Hickson-Lovence. Largely about his newest work Your Show, a novel based on the life of Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first and only Black referee. Of course we stray into other topics like working habits, balancing teaching with your own creative work, terrible teenage poetry and a lot of other bits and pieces. Contains some artfully and creatively chosen swears. Links! Ashley’s website ashley-hickson-lovence.com Your Show at Waterstones...
2 May 2022
07. When the Pen Tears the Paper - Pen & Ink Illustration and Beyond with Richey Beckett
This is a conversation with the illustrator and artist Richey Beckett. You'll know his work from album covers and posters for Mastodon, Queens of The Stone Age, Pixies, Deftones, Foo Fighters..... the list goes on! We discuss Richey's working process in traditional media with pen and ink, where he finds inspiration and source material, his recent move into filmmaking and lots more besides. Enjoy! Contains a sprinkling of conversational swears. Here's some links to some things we mentioned ...
11 Apr 2022
06. Moving the Colour of Blue - Theatre & Science with Jack Lowe of Curious Directive
This is a conversation with Jack Lowe, Artistic Director, CEO and Technical Dramaturg of Curious Directive. The conversation is based around the groundbreaking work of Curious Directive that blends science and theatre into emotionally driven, unique and memorable experiences. Along the way, we touch on a range of topics including quantum biology, devised theatre, virtual reality and lots more beyond. There are some swears, but they were carefully chosen for artistic expression. Links ...
28 Mar 2022
05. Making It! - Music & Art with Karen Reilly
This is a conversation with Karen Reilly, Artist and Singer in the band The Neutrinos, who in turn are involved in an ongoing collaboration with the artist Sal Pittman which is called Klanghaus, a site specific performative experience that is part gig, part art installation, part immersive theatre. The conversation covers a lot of ground including the processes of creating Klanghaus installations, the ups and downs of collaboration, finding your own way through a creative career and Karen’s ...
13 Mar 2022
04. The Painted Space - Getting Inside the Painting with Will Teather
This is a conversation with the artist Will Teather. Among other things, we discuss his career as a painter, his fascination with the uncanny, the idea of the painted space - a realm that blurs the line between the real and not real, the process of discovering new artistic techniques, and the practical realities of making a living from a fine art practice. Links Will’s website willteather.com Extra stuff about the uncanny Sigmund Freud Essay The Uncanny at the Freud Museum Read about bec...
6 Feb 2022
03. What IS Fun Anyway? - Getting Deep on Game Design with Ben Fisher
In this episode I talk to veteran games designer Ben Fisher. Topics of conversation including some of the practicalities of games design, gamification of non-game experiences, games as art, and… what is fun anyway? Ben has a wealth of experience of the games industry having worked at multiple studios across many AAA titles and has some really fascinating insights into this corner of the creative industry. We mentioned a lot of different games, but here's links to some that I think are partic...
17 Jan 2022
02. Tactical Bombings - Life as a Film Director with Ryan Mackfall
In this episode I talk to the Director Ryan Mackfall about his career as a filmmaker, about the impact of Covid and its various lockdowns on his practice and his life. His philosophy as a filmmaker and a bunch of other stuff along the way, including Joseph Campbell, the special voices we use as directors, folk horror, and the art of “tactical bombings”. Linkies Backwoods trailer - vimeo.com/307522810 Ryan’s website - ryanmackfall.com Crashburn Media - crashburnmedia.com Woodlands Dark and ...
31 Dec 2021
01. Never Gainsay a Poet - Animation and Poetry with Suzie Hanna
This is a conversation with Professor Suzie Hanna. As well as a brief overview of her career and practice as an artist, academic and an educator, we mostly discuss the relationship between animation and poetry. Both in general and as reflected in her work. There’s also plenty of other stuff as we get distracted and the conversation meanders around. Topics include: staying motivated, film festivals, mud, Werner Herzog’s definition of ecstatic truth, and creating crossfades with a bolex. Enjoy!...
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