Mendels is based in Katoomba, NSW and she is one of many artists we spoke to who have been fortunate enough to have a garage they could convert into their 'right space'! We love converted garages because they are like blank canvases in which anything can happen.

We had a great talk with Hugh about finding the balance between money and creativity, between art and technology and what it all means for us as a society. Steve Jobs came up in this one! Lots of great insights, as is usually the case when talking to creatives. You're at The Right Space, shining a light on the places where the magic of art begins!

Elegance and sophistication, that sums up photographer Christian Scott's 'right space'. Chris chats to us about his studio, his work and the ethics that drive him to be the best! You're at The Right Space, a podcast and web series that shines a spotlight on the places where the magic of creativity begins. Enjoy!

The Stooge! That's what screenwriter and novelist Mat Blackwell calls his 'right space!' The Stooge happens to be a little dungeon beneath his home that he's painted green and decorated with demonic versions of Bananas in Pyjamas. Mat talks to us about his space, his work and a particularly unusual story he wrote that involves sex and poop!

We loved Brooke's space and had a great time chatting to her about her work, her process and her dreams, which are a source of some of her more macabre images. All of which is produced in the most serene studio over looking a beautiful national park. You're @ The Right Space, a podcast and web series that explores the relationship between creatives and their workspace.

On this episode of The Right Space: Comedian, satirist and all around political junkie Charles Firth! Firth is a founding member of The Chaser, an Australian satirical comedy group known for their television programs CNNNN and The Chaser's War on Everything, which aired on the ABC. He is currently editor of The Chaser Quarterly, a "journal of low-brow satire and high-brow toilet humour" which was first published earlier this year. Second issue is out now and features work from Australia's top comedy writers, including long-form satirical essays and stories to short-form news satire and ad parodies.

We had a great time chatting with photographer Daniel Shipp about his space and his work, which involves a lot of plants! The space itself spoke volumes about the kind of work Daniel does. http://therightspaceshow.com/

Rachel Jordan, theatre director, producer, writer, actor and filmmaker, she wears many hats! We had a fabulous talk with Jordan about her amazing space under the archways of the light rail, what it takes to found and run a theatre company, and being a woman of mixed heritage in an industry dominated by the usual suspects. Sadly since our recording, the theatre company has been under threat of eviction by the council despite the community rallying against the closure. A true David & Goliath tale. Will the powers that be ever listen to we the people?

Here's what Kim has to say about her workspace: "My relationship to this space is extremely intimate because it's in my home. It's not uncommon for me to roll out of bed and wander straight into the studio without getting dressed, brushing my teeth or eating. Luckily I get a coffee headache after a few hours which snaps me back to the real world." You're at The Right Space, shining a spotlight on the settings for creative genius.

The 'right space' of screenwriter and executive producer Craig Pearce! Pearce, who is based in Sydney, co-wrote with Baz Luhrmann the Australian classic 'Strictly Ballroom', as well as 'Romeo + Juliet', 'Moulin Rouge' and most recently 'The Great Gatsby.' We caught up with Pearce to talk about his very tidy workspace, his life as a globetrotting writer and his current project, 'Will' a TV series about the lost years of William Shakespeare, on which he is the executive producer and showrunner for TNT. We can tell you 'Will' is not what you'd expect!