A conversation with Julie Dore, a qualified medical herbalist and born storyteller with a passion for nature.

Today's guest is the creator of two incredibly useful inventions helping to make user's daily life safe and enjoyable.

Today's episode is a sequel to episode 7 on feeding your creative brain, exploring the topic further.

A conversation with guerilla street artists, Dinky Doors, who are on a mission to *SAVE THE WORLD*.

What does taking care, feeding, and protecting our creativity look like?

A conversation with Alison Grade about freelancing and the tricky relationship between business and creativity.

How can we turn curiosity into our most powerful creative ally?

A conversation about creativity and connection with speed painter and keynote speaker, Sarah Rowan.

Season 2 of the podcast starts with a solo episode about the tricky relationship between failure and creativity.

An exploration of the role instinct plays in allowing us to tap into our creative potential.

What if there’s a creative way to approach not only money, but also the notion of abundance?

A behind-the-scenes episode, in which I answer your questions about creating a podcast and creativity, but also about teaching and writing.

Actor, director and theatre-maker Jesse Fox gives a vivid insight of what it means, as an ensemble, to generate, shape and perform stories.

Send me your questions about creativity, writing, teaching, and podcasting and I will answer them in my next solo podcast episode!

What if there’s a way to approach language learning creatively, to finally embrace the process and have fun expressing yourself?

If you thought maths is not creative, think again! Today’s guest is Rob Leslie, a maths teacher with a passion for his subject.

What if there is another way to approach ease, which let’s us tap into our own creative potential?

A community builder and facilitator at heart, Shilpa tells us how she uses her creativity to help people connect at a deeper level

When is a good time to be creative and is free time, together with the obligation to remain at home, conducive for embracing our creativity?

Archaeologist, academic, and moonlight potter, Kate Spence describes her creative approach to teaching and pottery.