Podcast - The Right Space

The workspace of artist Rachel Moodie! Here's what Wells has to say about her 'right space': "I love this space because it is an ever evolving reflection of myself and my creative practice. The walls are white and blank so I feel I have a clean slate here. I love the space most in summer as it is lovely and cool but I don't love it so much in winter as it is FREEZING and I have to wear 3 jumpers."

You're at The Right Space, where we peek into the workspaces of creatives across all disciplines from all over the world.

We spoke to Karen about her studio, which is located in an artist's cooperative. It is a blessing for Karen but it also has its challenges, namely the tin roof. Besides her tools and paints, good weather is her best friend! 

You're at The Right Space, a podcast that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

Street artist turned portrait painter Ian Phenna. Originally from Liverpool, Phenna began 'exhibiting' his work on the streets of Liverpool. We chat to Phenna about public space as a right space, about the impact of graffiti, dropping out, revolution and more! 

You're at The Right Space, a podcast that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

We chat to Ty Clark, artist, writer, designer, activist, and filmmaker from Austin, Texas to talk about being a full time artist, his influences from uncle Conway "Jiggs" Pierson and finding the 'thin' place. Have a listen, you'll see what we mean! You're at The Right Space, a podcast that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

We caught up with Vince Frost of Frost Collective and architect Andy Carson to chat about the rebirth of 16 Eveleigh Street Redern. An old factory building that caught the eyes of owners Beau Neilson and Jeffrey Simpson. We talk about the how the building was designed and how they came to curate the tenants who now occupy the building. Talk about evolving workspaces! You're at The Right Space, a podcast that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

Here is Sally-Anne McQuillan, managing partner at The Oxford Agency, in her 'right space.' We had a really great chat with Sally-Anne McQuillan, managing partner at The Oxford Agency in Sydney. Sally-Anne specialises in finding the 'right space' for her clients, in particular creative spaces. She had amazing insights about the things companies look for in workspaces. You're at The Right Space, a podcast that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

For photography and film buffs this episode offers some great insights and a bit of insider goss about working on set with some of Hollywood's top actors. James talks to us about lighting, lawsuits and the challenge of reading scripts when you've got dyslexia. But clearly he's doing something right because he's got shelves full of awards!

American artist Beth Solin chats to us about her space, her work, and being excited when she feels blue. Do you feel excitement when upset? Find out why Beth thinks this fuels her creativity.

What makes a business, specifically an artisan bakery, successful? David McGuinness, co-founder of one of Sydney's premier bakeries, gives us the lowdown on what it takes to win the heart of a community. Brilliant insights for anyone out there thinking of starting a shop from the ground up. One piece of advice David offers is finding the right space.