Hardware-maker and developer, Eugene Andruszczenko, sits with Hugh and Stefan to talk about product development. From a successful Kickstarter to a Retro ESP32

Anthea Foyer, Project Lead for the City of Mississauga's Smart City, speaks with Hugh and Stef. We discuss art, collaboration, creating a single-home music festival and being a lifelong creative.

Stef and Hugh sit down for a chat with John Rooney to talk about his career programming animation and kid’s content for some of the biggest channels in Canada, his insights into what to do—and what to avoid—when pitching ideas, and the crazy world of cartoon creators!

Scott Wilk, of Wilk Watchworks, talks about the life of a craftsperson. From a graduate of NSCAD to gemology to now watchmaking

Hugh and Stef take a call from Jason White, co-founder and executive creative director at Leviathan. Jason shares his experiences with being a super-talented artist, the pressures faced by those in leadership roles, imposter syndrome, and learning how to power through all that to get to success!

Hugh tells Stefan the story of a consultation for a new product launch. The consultation was to come up with ideas to support the launch. In keeping with the original theme of this podcast, those ideas went nowhere.

Hugh and Stef are joined by Kim Alpert, creative strategist and founder/director at Make Amazing. In a conversation that spans everything from risk aversion to ice sculptures, they’ll explore the highs and lows of being a modern creative professional.

Natalie Ramtahal, along with Nick and Kim Wong-Kwo of The 3 Spoons, partake in the “foodies” episode. Hosted by Nick and Kim in their lovely condo.

Natalie Ramtahal, along with Nick and Kim Wong-Kwo of The 3 Spoons, partake in the “foodies” episode. Hosted by Nick and Kim in their lovely condo.

Stefan and Hugh welcome guest Mike Heneghan. Mike shares his story idea about life in the IP ghetto. He also has some questions and suggestions concerning the A.R.K. idea from episode 18!