Welcome to season 2 of Radio Creative! We talk a lot about being in the right state of mind to create, but what about state of body? How does our health affect our creativity? In this episode, we talk to Sandra Wickham, author and creator of Fit2Write - a program to give creatives more energy to create. And stay tuned for a special announcement at the end of this episode!
Are you grumpy when you don't create? That's a good sign! Kurt McLeod talks creativity, day jobs and fireflies landing on noses.
The muse loves a working stiff! Author John Mavin talks about cutting out distractions to creativity and getting done what you need to get done
Hey, I think you're muted. Writer and branding expert Lacy Lieffers talks about how we can unmute our creative voice.
Vegan chef Cathy McLellan talks about the most powerful application of creativity - reinventing yourself
What can spoken-word poet Miranda Krogstad tell us about the best way to organize our closets? Find out in the inaugural episode of Radio Creative!
The creative act of self-reinvention - what does it take to remake yourself into the person you want to be? We talk to Finnian Burnett about this question, along with writing, tricks to make us more creative and, of course, playing the harmonica badly.
Among the many ways we as humans can express our creativity, doing through food has to be one of the most expressive. Today, we talk to Mary Cardle, baker, podcaster and single mom by choice.
To be creative is to be human. So says the incomparable singer-songwriter Dara Schindelka. And then she gives us the treat of listening to her new single!
Author, book coach and creative powerhouse Suzy Vadori gives us a glimpse into her creative routine and how you can find the best one for you
Creativity from a Canadian Forces logistics officer? Captain (ret.) and author Kelly S. Thompson talks creative routine, brain fog and writing about the hard topics.
Lee St. Arnaud is a business consultant who brings creative solutions to clients talks about his best way of keeping creativity flowing
Author and playright Marty Chan talks about the courage to be creative, and how to get halfway there then do it again