Lee Pavey is the co-founder of the Electric Theatre Collective and one of the most colourful people working in the advertising industry. He joins Jason Stone to talk about his company, his philosophy, and why he thinks creativity has never been more important.

James Burns is a documentary director of extraordinary ability... and a back story so remarkable that - before he was a filmmaker - he was the subject of a biopic. He talks candidly about his difficult childhood and the incarceration which prompted him to turn his life around.

Vaughan Arnell and Anthea Benton's directing partnership lit up the 1990s with incredible pop promos and some of the greatest commercials of all time and in this podcast they discuss their career, their split and their decision to reunite.

On a cold December day, Mark Denton was invited to take a stroll through his extraordinary career - starting at the site of a Peckham scrapyard owned by his father, Mark explores his working life by visiting a series of meaningful London locations in the company of Jason Stone.

Following his appearance at October's CraftWorks, legendary director Roger Woodburn was joined in the String and Tins studio by the equally legendary Peter Webb to talk about the foundation of Park Village, one of the most iconic names in film production.

Ben Walker - with his partner Matt Gooden - is responsible for some of the best commercials of all time. Now that Ben and Matt have joined forces with Sean Thompson to start agency Who Wot Why, we decided it was the perfect moment to look back on his career and ask what's coming next.

Fergus and Ewen Brown describe their journey from rural Scotland to the wilds of Soho.

Nils Leonard looks back and looks forward as he reveals how brands can save the world.

Ben Priest takes a stroll down memory lane as he joins Jason Stone on a tour of Central London and talking about the significant places in his career.

Jason Stone is joined by Palma Pictures' Jeremy Barnes; LS Productions' Marie Owen; The Lift's Avelino Rodríguez; and 24/7's Ivo van Vollenhoven to talk about the service production industry.