CL023: Julie Burstein on TED Talks, podcasts, storytelling and how creativity works
Julie Burstein is an award-winning producer, best-selling author, TED speaker, coach and consultant who has spent her working life in conversation with highly creative people. In her book: Spark: How Creativity Works, Julie maps out some of the coordinates and dimensions of creativity. She is also the host of Spark Talks at The Metropolitan Museum […]
CL022: Maya Azucena on advocating for art as power
Maya Azucena is an award-winning singer, songwriter and social activist. Brooklyn based Maya describes herself as sounding like “The Roots if fronted by a singer with 4-octaves” or a “female Bruno Mars” and Billboard, The Washington Post and the Village Voice have all praised her mesmerizing stage shows. As a music artist she has collaborated […]
The Creative Age
We are entering an exciting new creative age in our history. According to Google in the next five years another three billion people are expected to come online for the very first time. These three billion people will be creating, learning, uploading, buying and selling online for the very first time. Another recent study published at the […]
CL021: Martin Taylor on being a creative musician
Fingerstyle jazz guitarist Martin Taylor shares with us his approach to being a creative musician and teaching music online. In this episode of The Creative Life Podcast, he talks about the importance of being selective in terms of which ideas he pursues and what creative success means to him. “You might make a cup of […]
CL020: Jeffrey Shaw on creative warriors, coaching and millennials in the workplace
Jeffrey Shaw is a business coach, podcast host and speaker on the subject of all things creativity. He is a believer that transformation requires both inspiration and implementation. Initially he started his creative journey as a photographer before discovering a passion for helping others through coaching. As the host of The Creative Warriors podcast he […]