It's a brand new season! New cover, new music, new mics.

This week, we talk to Lorna from Q2Q about how to get the best out of your people, and how to speak to customers in a language they'll understand.

We're joined by a whole cast of creatives in today's episode. Featuring soundbites from Lowes, festival organisers, Route Nine Studios, Sold To The Sky and Breadsticks Elliott, along with music from The White Lakes, Amber Suns, Atomic Brass, Breadsticks Elliott and Geeza Bilton.

Tickets:  https://downbytheriversidefestival.com/event/dbtr-festival-2019/ 

This week, we're talking to Caitlin Rigney about her new feature-length film, as well as the ethical dilemmas faced in documentary film-making.

Immigration Detention Doc:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVBz_29O0vk& 

Caity's YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/caity 

Dubsado's Donation Page:  https://dubsado.lpages.co/?fbclid=IwAR247VjQTyB3qLCOubwWlmUboEEKzuGd6DaJExGvQP_lGY2ho89QcyHSjlQ 

This week, we're talking to Amy Cameron from Hello Stock/Amy Lyn Photography, and she's coming to us all the way from Ohio!

Find Amy at @helloamylyn

Find WestCoastCo. at @westcoasthq

Festival info: downbytheriversidefestival.com

Apply to be our guest: wearewestcoast.com/podcast

This week, we're discussing all things "brand" with Cindy at Wytch Way in Lancaster and Lisa from Fizzy Compass.

Special episode with Kirsty from Bipolaroid Photography: there are some sound quality issues up until around minute 2 of the interview due to unavoidable weather interference, but stick with it - she's AMAZING!

This week, we're chatting to Norm from Blue Lotus Yoga (find her at @bluelotusyogauk) and we've got a brief cameo from Lisa at Fizzy Compass! We're talking about how "giving the people what they want" is the best marketing tactic ever, and whether or not psychiatrists should be talking to children about their use of social media.

Quick trigger warning: there is some discussion of mental health and self harm in this episode.