Our 50th episode extravaganza! Graham Chisholm, this year’s Mick Griffin Best Editing Award Gold winner, gets candid about his career. From not knowing what he wanted to do, to working in Montreal to Toronto to LA, to launching a business, Graham talks about his career as an editor, the ups and downs, never giving up, and his process for great work. His incredible stories from the cutting room floor will leave you inspired and fired up.

Derek unpacks the Missing Matoaka project, and the true story of Pocahontas. He very candidly speaks about his family and his connection to the work as an Indigenous Canadian.

Caroline and Robbie talk about burning The Handmaid’s Tale (or rather, trying to burn it, with a flame thrower… and Margaret Atwood) as well as work for IKEA that got trolled.

Stephanie opens up about the power of design and its role in not only our industry but in making the world a better place. She also discusses how she used her design expertise to map her journey to motherhood (Project Junior) as well as work to combat unconscious bias with The Micropedia.  It’s a personal, beautiful, incredibly inspiring interview.

Have you ever wondered how to present ideas by carving a potato? Find out the answer with Diti and John! They are THE power couple of all things design, creative, and cool.

Amin teaches himself how to launch an agency at age 22, befriends the Raptors, starts a “Pimp My Ride” business, gets into the restaurant game, almost goes bankrupt multiple times, sells his ice cream franchise for like a bazillion dollars, is now into AI – oh, and still runs a successful agency. If you remember C-Lounge, this episode is for you.

Let’s get paid to play video games! Erin teaches us how to hack the system and get a bazillionaire to help fund local communities. Plus, how to launch your own agency.

Steven Hemal discusses their upcoming memoir “Bananas & Coffee: how to thrive as a creative.”

Plus, they unpack KFC "Fixed It" and Nescafe “Jars”.

Also… is this one person or two? Find out!

Xavier talks through the creative process for Heinz A.I. Ketchup and Decathlon Ability Signs.

Plus, he talks candidly about living, working, and creating in Montreal.

And reminds us not to trip on the flowers on the carpet.

Denise shares new work for Kruger that shows how messy love can be.

And how messy working in advertising can be. But we love it anyway.

And how messy starting an ad agency can be. But she did it anyway.

And loves it.