Pippa returns to the podcast and both she and Rhys discuss their time and experience of doing a British theatre tradition that comes around every festive period. That tradition is performing a pantomime.

Through ups and downs and funny moments, both talk about their experiences and stories involving pantomimes.

Gabriel Barre is a theatre director and Tony nominated actor who has worked on and off the broadway stage.

He talks about working with musical giants such as Stephen Schwartz, being nominated for a Tony and also performing in Afghanistan the day before the Soviet Union invaded.

Tony Award nominated Broadway performer, Derrick Baskin, joins the podcast to talk about his career on stage. The Temptations, Little Mermaid and Memphis, these are some of the musicals that Derrick has performed.

He talks about working with some of Broadway's big names and how his journey to the stage came about.

Original member and guitarist of Great White, Mark Kendall, joins Rhys on Creative Space Podcast to talk about the bands success in the 80's and early 90's.

He also talks about his love for playing pool, boxing, wrestling and much more.

Lead singer and guitarist of Clutch, Neil Fallon, joins Rhys on Creative Space Podcast.

Neil talks with Rhys about his career with Clutch, his journey as a musician, opening for Iron Maiden and seeing the highs and lows of touring.

Also they talk about living the moment and achieving the dream.

Member of the German Heavy Metal band, Accept, bassist and studio musician, Martin Motnik joins Rhys on the podcast.

Martin talks about his long journey into achieving the dream of being a musician and joining the band, Accept. He also talks about Wolf Hoffmann and other members of other heavy metal bands.

The man behind the voice of Porky Pig, Bob Bergen, joins the podcast to talk about his career and how he has become the voice of one of the famous Looney Tunes characters.

Bob also talks about improvisation in voice work and comedy, doing the voice of Luke Skywalker in Robot Chicken Star Wars, meeting George Lucas and more.

Ian Curran is an upcoming children's author and has a book out now called "The Owl That Could Only Twit" which is available in Waterstones and on Amazon.

Rhys met up with Ian at the Pontardawe Arts Centre to discuss about the book, his musicals including Sleeping Beauty and many more.

He also talks about working on stage across the UK and talks about his luck in where he is in his career.