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Rebel Artists Through Time

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by Piperlime Productions

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In The Making is a Piperlime Studio podcast about creative work in transition. Through honest conversations, stories, and reflections, we explore what happens when artists, makers, and creative professionals outgrow old versions of themselves and begin shaping what comes next. This is a space for the long middle — the uncertain, revealing stretch where identity shifts, direction changes, and a more honest creative life starts to take form. Formerly Rebel Artists Through Time. Unscripted. Unrushed. A coffee shop conversation with artists— where the work, not the hype, takes the lead. Follow @piperlime.studio on instagram.

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June 20, 2026

Protecting the Story | Kevin Spreekmeester on Canada Goose, Creativity & Connection

Protecting the Story | Kevin Spreekmeester on Canada Goose, Creativity & Connection In this episode of In the Making, Michele Mauviel speaks with Kevin Spreekmeester — storyteller, photographer, writer, and former Chief Marketing Officer of Canada Goose. Kevin's creative life has moved through photojournalism, advertising, travel writing, brand-building, and advisory work. Across all of it, the through-line has been story: finding what feels true, protecting it, and helping people connect with it. The conversation explores Kevin's years helping shape the Canada Goose brand during a period of major global growth, and what it means to protect a story as it becomes bigger, louder, and more visible. He reflects on authenticity, creative judgment, brand integrity, and why growth can create pressure to dilute the very thing people connected with in the first place. Michele and Kevin also talk about creative life after Canada Goose, the strange absence of "have to" in retirement, returning to photojournalism, and the places that continue to shape him — Pond Inlet, Churchill, Amsterdam, London, and the Canadian North. At its heart, this is a conversation about story, place, memory, purpose, and connection.

June 4, 2026

Choosing Depth Over Visibility with Chiara Talia

Photographer Chiara Talia has built her creative practice around patience, observation, and a deep connection to the natural world. Based in Italy, Chiara is especially drawn to birds — not only as subjects, but as living reminders of movement, instinct, beauty, and freedom. In this conversation, Chiara reflects on the pressure artists feel to constantly perform online, the way social media can flatten creative work into results, and why she has chosen to step away from short-form video in favour of deeper, more intentional storytelling. We talk about wildlife photography, creative integrity, the tension between visibility and authenticity, and the harder private conversations that happen when an artist realizes an old way of sharing the work no longer fits. This episode is about choosing depth over visibility, protecting the process, and finding a creative direction that feels true.

March 26, 2026

Why Stanley Kubrick's Films Still Haunt Us

Why do Stanley Kubrick's films stay with us — and keep changing every time we return to them? In this episode, we explore the strange power of Kubrick's work, from 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Shining to Dr. Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket, Barry Lyndon, and Eyes Wide Shut. We talk about Kubrick's world of control, moral ambiguity, technological anxiety, and the unsettling mysteries at the centre of human experience. This is also a conversation about artistic seriousness, and what it means to make work with total conviction, and why some artists continue to challenge us long after their time.

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What is Rebel Artists Through Time?: In The Making is a Piperlime Studio podcast about creative work in transition. Through honest conversations, stories, and reflections, we explore what happens when artists, makers, and creative professionals outgrow old versions of themselves and begin shaping what comes next. This is a space for the long middle — the uncertain, revealing stretch where identity shifts, direction changes, and a more honest creative life starts to take form.

Formerly Rebel Artists Through Time.

Unscripted. Unrushed. A coffee shop conversation with artists— where the work, not the hype, takes the lead. Follow @piperlime.studio on instagram.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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