Rebel, Reject, Create: Because creativity isn’t owned by the arts This podcast explores creativity, conformity, systems and the hidden forces shaping how we think and work. Through conversations with artists, thinkers, leaders and outsiders, the show challenges the myths of innovation and asks what it really takes to stay original in a world obsessed with certainty.”

Rebel, Reject, Create!
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Rebel, Reject, Create: Because creativity isn’t owned by the arts This podcast explores creativity, conformity, systems and the hidden forces shaping how we think and work. Through conversations with artists, thinkers, leaders and outsiders, the show challenges the myths of innovation and asks what it really takes to stay original in a world obsessed with certainty.”
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Recent Episodes

June 29, 2026
What If Einstein Was Treated Like Messi?
<p>In this episode of Rebel, Reject, Create, David Chislett speaks with Michael Brian Lee, creative breakthrough catalyst and author of World Innovators Cup. </p><p>Michael’s new book reimagines famous innovators as World Cup football stars, using the playful format of trading cards and sporting mythology to ask a serious question: why do we celebrate athletes more passionately than the people whose ideas actually change the world?</p><p><br></p><p>The conversation moves from Nikola Tesla as a Serbian striker to Michael’s own creative journey through writing, television, film education and corporate creativity training. </p><p><br></p><p>David and Michael also explore why creativity matters in an age of AI, what machines can and cannot do creatively, and why human instinct, taste and unpredictability still matter.</p><p><br></p><p>https://worldinnovatorscup.com/</p><p><br></p><p>The episode closes with a simple creativity exercise using a pen, revealing how quickly people look for the “right” answer — and how creativity begins when we push beyond the obvious.</p>

June 15, 2026
Creative work has a built-in emotional trap
<p>In this episode of Rebel, Reject, Create, David Chislett speaks with Professor Mark Deuze, Professor of Media Studies at the University of Amsterdam and author of a book exploring how creative work can be both deeply meaningful and damaging to people’s health.The conversation looks at the hidden cost of turning creativity into a career. Mark explains why people in creative industries often feel grateful to do the work while also suffering because of it. He challenges the romantic myth of the tortured creative, arguing instead that the real problem lies in the structure of the industries themselves.David and Mark discuss burnout, autonomy, unfair decision-making, fear-driven leadership, discrimination, bullying, mental health literacy, psychosocial safety and the urgent need for sustainable creative careers. This is a sharp, necessary conversation for anyone working in media, culture, journalism, music, film, games, advertising, design or the arts.Find the book here:https://intellectdiscover.com/content/books/9781835951934More about David Chislett here:https://davidchislett.com</p>

June 1, 2026
Creativity requires presence, not escape
<p>In this episode of Rebel, Reject, Create, David Chislett speaks with creative director and designer Rakesh Kanhai about psychedelics, creativity, mental health, and the growing pressure placed on creatives in modern society.After organising an event in Amsterdam exploring the relationship between psychedelics and artistic practice, Rakesh shares his own deeply personal experiences with ayahuasca, LSD, psilocybin, and cannabis — including the dangers of dependency, the importance of integration, and why he believes these substances should never become mere productivity tools.The conversation explores spirituality, addiction, self-reflection, creativity, consumer culture, indigenous knowledge, and what it really means to grow as a human being and artist.This is not a conversation glorifying drugs.It’s a conversation about consciousness, coping, healing, and responsibility.Follow Rakesh on Instagram for more info:https://www.instagram.com/dj_kesh</p>
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