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Should we put to bed the concept of the “starving artist”?
I mean, why is making money from your craft seen as a bad thing?
In this episode of Creativity: Uncovered, I discuss the double-edged sword of popularity with podcaster Alice-Rose Lucchetti.
We chat about Taylor Swift, what it means to be a “sell-out” and the criticism and rules imposed on creatives.
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xo Abi
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Amber Byers, is an attorney who re-found her love of writing after being made redundant. Amber joins Creativity: Uncovered to share her journey from lawyer to become an award-winning author, editor and writing competition judge.
My Grandma’s buttons are a source of inspiration for me, and have recently prompted me to think about the influence she has had on my creativity. This episode is all about thinking about, acknowledging and recognising those who have positively influenced us, and consider how we may then pass it forward to the next generation.
Richard Wilmore is the CEO of Hearts Need Art, a not-for-profit organisation brings creatives into hospitals to share their craft with patients, caregivers and staff. This program creates moments of joy, self-expression, and connection, in an otherwise sombre setting.
Creativity and maths have never been two words that I have put together… until now. Data scientist Noah Healy, is a recreational mathematician in his spare time. And he considers it to be one of the most creative activities out there.
Andy J. Pizza is a storyteller, illustrator, author, podcasted and public speaker, who has worked with some of the biggest names in the business. He shares his tips for managing a creative funk, how to find your style and evolve your practice.
Creativity, by nature, is continually evolving. Your relationship with creativity, your goals and your desire for creativity changes throughout your life. In this episode, singer / songwriter Naomi Crain shares how her relationship with music has changed throughout her life, and what her plans are for the future.
Gregg Stewart was always a creative person, but it wasn’t until his father’s passing that he truly understood his passion; to help people live a more creative life. Now Gregg has written a guide on why and how people can successfully embrace creativity.
Ever find yourself talking about how different childhood feels these days? From resilience to creativity, many of us wonder what’s changed. Gavin McCormack joins Creativity: Uncovered to share what we can do to support the next generation.
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