What comes to mind when writing an album? Or painting a picture? Do we automatically try to assemble certain ideas to form a coherent whole? In this episode, we dissect the many approaches to creating a piece of art that adheres to a certain theme.

Since the start of the Covid 19 pandemic, more and more people have had to learn how to collaborate virtually. In this episode, we talk about our experiences with collaborating virtually vs collaborating in person and the pros and cons.

In our creative journey, our progress can often be hindered or nurtured by a fixed or growth mindset. In this episode, inspired by the book ‘Mindset’ by Carol Dweck, we talk about how the fixed or growth mindset can be applied to the creative field and our experiences with both mindsets.

The process of writing lyrics is something that is very unique to every artist. In this episode, we talk about why we write lyrics and our own individual process.

Whether you're in the creative field or not, we all at some point will have to work with different kinds of people. In this episode, Aaron & Josh talk about their experiences with collaborating with other people and their approach to try to get the best outcome possible.

All too often creatives can fall into the idea that their latest work represents who they are. In this episode, Josh & Aaron discuss whether this is true or is your latest work simply a snapshot to a much bigger body of work. 

Every creative has many influences, whether consciously or unconsciously. One of the challenges creatives face with regards to this is the chance of copying instead of just being influenced. In this episode, Josh & Aaron talk about their experience in not just copying but to take parts of their influences and make it their own.

In this episode, Aaron & Josh talk about their take on the posting content as well as Aaron picking Josh's brain on his approach to content creation and releasing music.

A lot of our favourite artists' lives are marred by a personal tragedy but have managed to use such times as fuel for inspiration. In this episode, Josh & Aaron talk about whether it is necessary to go through hardship to make great music or is it simply correlation but not causation. 

With the vast number of songs released every year, the odds are you won't necessarily agree with the subject matter. In this episode, we talk about whether it is okay to listen to music where you don't agree with the artist's point of view.