Episodes
The art of cocktails. Was James Bond right? With Leandro DiMonriva (E…
In this episode of Creative Culture, I talked to mixologist and professional bartender Leandro Di Monriva about the art of mixing cocktails and what it takes to be a bartender. We chatted about everything from things that annoy bartenders to …
Can art be objectively bad? With CJ the X (Episode 85)
Has social media fundamentally changed the way we perceive art? Can art me quantified by the number of eyeballs that view it? In this episode of Creative Culture, I talked with , @cjthex a creator and philosopher whose work explores …
Is Fast-Fashion Destroying Culture? With V.Birchwood (Episode 84)
This episode of Creative Culture is a look into the enchanting world of historical fashion with the talented who not only dons but also meticulously crafts her own historical attire that she wears daily. We explored Vasi's journey into hand …
Why is everyone getting tattoos? What you need to know. With Electric…
In this episode of Creative Culture, I talked with , a master tattoo artist hailing from Norway about tattoo art. With over two decades of experience, Linda brings a rich tapestry of stories, insights, and artistic wisdom to the table. …
How magic tricks work: The secrets behind the illusions. With Lloyd B…
Welcome to Creative Culture, a podcast that explores the myriad ways people express their creativity. In this episode, I spoke with Lloyd Barnes @LloydB a professional magician and illusion creator. Lloyd not only develops magic illusions...
Why tarot is more effective than you think. With EsoTarot (Ep. 81)
This episode of Creative Culture, features Madison from @EsoTarot. The episode explores the art of tarot reading, its cultural significance, and its comparison to psychology. Madison shares her journey into tarot reading, discussing the...
Why is food so important in anime? With ChefPK (Ep. 80)
Help support the podcast! Chef PK on YouTube: Paul Karyakos, also known as Chef PK, combines his love for cooking with his passion for anime. In this episode of the Creative Culture Podcast, Paul discusses his unique approach to...
How to stay creative throughout the (ENTIRE) year, with Jacqueline Su…
A Year in Practice is available here: Jacqueline's website: Help support Creative Culture! Jacqueline Suskin, a prolific poet and writer, discusses her work and the importance of poetry in human culture. She shares her experience running...
Basically, Christmas wants to kill you | Holiday hazards with Scott D…
Did you know that the number of trips to emergency rooms rise every December? Are you running too many lights in a single strand? How safe are you climbing up a ladder to install holiday lights? In this episode Scott …
The badass world of chainsaw carving with Chainsaw Jenna (Episode 77)
In this episode of Creative Culture, I talked with Jenna Whiting of , a prolific sculptor whose tool of choice is the chainsaw. We talked about her carving career and how she approaches the beautiful and amazing works of art …
2023's BEST Scary Party Movie! Halloween Special with Ethan James (E…
In this spooky Halloween special, I'm joined by Ethan James @TheHonestCarpenter to discuss our favorite scary movies just in time for Halloween. We explore various horror subgenres, from classic slashers to modern gems, sharing recommendations...
Why do we LAUGH after a jump scare? The science of FEAR. Nina Nesseth…
Grab your popcorn! Nina Nesseth, author of "" slashes into the Creative Culture Podcast for a ghostly discussion on why horror movies scare us and what causes our brains and bodies to react the way we do. We also highlight …
Wait, pinball was illegal?? With Alec from Technology Connections (EP…
Support this podcast! Video episodes are available on YouTube: In this episode of Creative Culture, I am joined by Alec Watson, renowned for his insights into the fusion of creativity and technology. He’s also a pinball collector, historian,...
Why Does Suburban Architecture Lack Soul? Stewart Hicks. (EP 73)
Does the U.S. have a unique architectural style besides the hideous McMansion? Why does the constructed suburban landscape have the same blandness no matter where you travel? Well, it's all about the stories they (don't) tell. The art of...
From Chia Toilets to Driveable Fidgets. Intentional Creativity with A…
I had an absolute blast chatting with Ali Spagnola, a true creative maverick. She spills the beans on how she keeps those creative juices flowing—hint: it involves actively hunting for ideas rather than waiting for a strike of inspiration. Ali …
A Culture of Hype. And Sneakers, With Shade TV (ep 71)
Marissa Hill is the producer and host of Shade TV, a YouTube channel devoted to fashion, sneakers and hype culture. She herself is a sneakerhead and fashion model who is continually seen at movie premieres, pop culture events and...
What artists need to know about AI. With Mary Tsai, Adobe AI/ML desig…
Mary Tsai is an Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning designer for Adobe, specializing in its audio and video tools such as Premier and After Effects. In this episode we discuss what AI is, what it means, and how it will affect...
Why does my cake look like a blob? Laurie Shannon from The Icing Arti…
Laurie Shannon is the creator and host of The Icing Artist, a YouTube channel that has garnered nearly 5 million subscribers and whose videos have been seen over 1.2 billion times over the past ten years. In this episode we …
Denim, dollar signs and trendsetting. Blacktail Studio (Ep 68)
Cam Anderson of Blacktail Studio joined me this week to talk about his newfound fascination with making tables out of denim. Is he a trendsetter? Well, we also discussed how the first person to do something is rarely the best. …
Are photographers becoming irrelevant? With Jared Polin (Ep 67)
This week I spoke to Jared Polin of about Photoshop's new generative AI and other apps such as MidJourney AI. They are dramatically changing everything about art and photography. Do we really need humans to take photographs? Are graphic...
When hysteria leads to Censorship. With Prano Bailey-Bond (Episode 66)
Joining me today is Prano Bailey-Bond, the filmmaker who wrote and directed Censor, a movie that takes place during the U.K. "Video Nasties" era and tells the story of Enid, a film censor who screens all these videos to implement …
No, you shouldn't decorate however you want. With Nick Lewis. (Ep. 65)
Help support this podcast! is a designer with the goal of simplifying interior design. He’s not afraid to voice his opinions on design trends that might be here to stay and others that need to go. Nick represents such a …
Home flipping ethics and dumb mistakes new homeowners make (Ep 64)
Scott Dixon joined me this week to discuss his YouTube channel, Everyday Home Repairs, which has detailed tutorials on how to fix just about anything in and around your house. Ever wonder how to add an electrical outlet in a …
Can you actually repair a phone? JerryRigEverything on AI, wheelchair…
Zack Nelson is the creator of a YouTube channel mostly about technology. With over 1.6 billion channel views, you’ve probably seen one of his many videos taking apart phones, testing their durability, or showing you how to repair them. Or...