In this episode, we discuss ideas of success, creative embodiment, proclamations, and conviction.

You can learn more about Stephanie's work via her website and LinkedIn, and Lisa’s homepage, studio, LinkedIn, and IG.

Show notes:Money with Katie episode with Tressie McMillan Cottom

In this very rich episode, Danya and Alma talk about success, myth, and being misunderstood.

Alma’s practice is called subtlepractice.com. You can find Danya’s work at her website, IG, and VITAL here on Substack.

In this bonus episode, I talk to Elissa Ecker about creativity, design, and authorship of aesthetics.

In this episode, Neil and Lily talk about embodiment, creativity, and the sound of one’s own voice.

Lily’s website is lilybaldwin.com and writing on Substack.

Follow her work on @lilybaldwinseesstuff and YouTube.

Neil’s website is neiltheiseofficial.com and here are some recent conversations on Armchair Expert, The Bialik Breakdown and interstitium.

In this episode, Todd and Michael talk about reputation —inner and outer —branding, and the balance between art and design.

You can find Todd’s work on bergerfohr.com and Michael’s via Cina Associates (graphic design/branding studio) Cina Art (painting, etc), Pubic Type (retail and custom typefaces), and words here on Substack. Michael’s new project is https://tell-world.com

The third episode of the Being in Space podcast.

In this conversation, Joseph and Roland discuss presence, measurement, and the process of learning what we already know.

You can learn more about Roland’s work at climatetechsupercluster.com, Liminal, and Hafnia. Jospeh’s different channels of work are linked on josephfridman.com

Welcome to the second episode of Being in Space.

I am thrilled to have Alexa and Adriana in a conversation about the self, alter egos, creativity, education, and the fallacy of mass-produced connection.

You can read more about Adriana Valdez Young’s work, graduate program, and Substack; Alexa’s Wikipedia page has a good overview of her writing and work, including her work with the RSA.

Welcome.

This is the first episode in a new podcast format. I will be releasing two episodes a month, each will be between 15 and 30 minutes, and will have two guests.

Our conversation will have the following format:

* Intro: What are you interested in?

* Conversation prompts, from creative-surplus.com

* Outro: What can we wish you?

Thank you, Marcus, and Sascha.

About the guests:

Marcus occasionally publishes a newsletter, which you can read at Gaining Systemic Insight, and you can learn more about Sascha’s work at his website mombartz.com.

Colophon: I use Descript to help with editing. Everyone used their own audio equipment.