Creative Sauce with Andi Osho

This episode is a myth buster. In it Andi breaks down her thoughts on what is really going on when you experience so called, ‘writer’s block'. She also gives many helpful workarounds when you feel like ideas aren’t flowing so that you can keep creating and not allow what’s going on in your brain to impact your ability to create. 

This is a great episode to listen to in tandem with episode 7 on authenticity and episode 8 on ideas. 

As usual, the show includes listener comments and another piece of bite-sized advice, this time from star and creator of the ITV comedy TimeWasters and one half of comedy duo, Ginger and Black, Daniel Lawrence Taylor. 

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets. 

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My Ikea chair

Binaural Brainwave music by Hemi-sync

Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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In this episode, Andi talks about ideas, the source of all our creativity. She’ll share her thoughts on where they come from, how to access more, on how to handle stolen ideas and talks a little on the relationship between ideas and authenticity. 

And as usual, the show includes listener comments and another piece of bite-sized advice, this time from star and creator of the channel4 hit comedy, Game Face, Roisin Conaty. 

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Liz Gilbert's Big Magic

My Heart Will Go On (Post Modern Jukebox cover)

And I Heard (Jill Scott)

Corey Mandell (writing coach)

Liz Gilbert Ted talk

Britiam (my film)

Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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In this episode Andi dives into Authenticity. What is it, how does it affect our world as a creative and can we get more of it? Giving many examples from her own career, Andi draws an interesting distinction between strategic and authentic approaches and the difference that can make.

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Kelechi Okafor's Say Your Mind Podcast

Who's Loving You (book)

Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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This is the second of two episodes about Criticism. In this week’s conversation, Andi looks at what happens when your finished project finds its way into the hands of gate keepers and decision makers and you need to take onboard their feedback. And then beyond that, Andi also looks at what happens when your published or produced work encounters professional critics, peers and punters who will all want to share their tuppence worth on what you’ve created. Andi suggests tips on how to navigate it all.

And as usual, the show includes listener comments and another piece of bite-sized advice, this time from Game of Thrones alum and Take The High Road star, John Stahl. 



Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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This is the first of two episodes about Criticism. Starting inwards, this instalment begins by discussing our inner critic and how to have a relationship with it that’s productive and doesn’t block our creative flow. Andi then looks at peer feedback, how to get it but also why we need to be compassionate when critiquing our friends and colleagues’ work. And as usual, the show includes listener comments and another piece of bite-sized advice, this time from creator and star of Ch4 comedy hit GameFace, Roisin Conaty.



Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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Following on from the last episode, the conversation on Creative Hustle – basically our work ethic, continues. In this ep Andi talks about your career hustle.  She reframes networking to hopefully make it more palatable, discusses how a creative can use social media and the importance of balance. Andi will also answer some of your questions on Creative Hustle and share another piece of bitesized advice from award winning actor, Lucian Msamati who stars in Kiri, Gangs of London and global smash, Game of Thrones.  

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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This episode is all about Creative Hustle – basically our work ethic. In it, Andi discusses what that means and why it’s so important. She shares three areas to focus on to improve your creative hustle, answers your questions and delivers another piece of bitesized advice from award winning actor, Paapa Essiedu, star of I May Destroy You and Gangs of London. 

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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In this episode, Andi picks up on the rejection conversation and continues exploring the main reasons behind it. Andi also shares personal stories about the many, many times she’s been rejected as a creative and the things she’s learned from each experience. Andi will also give some final thoughts on the topic which will hopefully help creatives not only deal with rejection but embrace it!

There are, as always, listener comments and advice from star of I May Destroy You and Gangs of London, Paapa Essiedu. 

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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In this series opener, Andi explores why there is so much rejection in the creative industries and what this means for the artist. She also discusses how to handle rejection and what mindset can support that. This episode, part one of two, also includes listener comments and advice from Pointless co-host and best-selling author of Thursday Murder Club, Richard Osman. 

Thank you to all the new Patreon subscribers who’ve backed this podcast. Visit the Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/CreativeSaucewithAndiOsho to support the show or click on the Acast link below. (Cameo videos are no longer available).

And do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.

Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets.

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Post Production/ Editing – Martin Lumsden

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