Dave Birss shares some of his favourite music on Track Record, while demystifying creativity and explaining how we can all have better ideas.

An interview with Dave Birss about creativity, education and music on the Slovenian Radio show 'My Life My Music'.

The first few episodes were a bit scrappy and I couldn't fit in everything that I wanted. So I put the leftovers all together in this bonus podcast. It features Rory Sutherland, Mike Nutley and Billy Mawhinney. It's a delicious nugget to stick in your ears.

Patrick Collister has had an incredible journey through the industry. From Creative Director of Ogilvy through the world of Direct Marketing to being the creative head of Google Zoo. He's amazingly knowledgeable, has lots of great advice and occasionally treats me to slap-up breakfasts in the Google canteen. Talking of which, I think I need to drop him an email to arrange another one of those!

When I started in the industry, Tony Brignull was the top Creative Director in London. No wonder. He's the most awarded copywriter in the history of D&AD. I went to visit him in his lovely home in the countryside, drank tea, scoffed cake and talked about the industry. And you get to eavesdrop on it all.

Rosie was president of D&AD when I interviewed her. She's incredibly inspiring. The only place she's ever worked is BBH, where she rose to the top of the creative department. But she's about so much more than just advertising.

Julian Vizard and Al Young are the Creative Directors of St Lukes. It was a revolutionary agency when it started out and has retained a real maverick spirit of not working the way the rest of the industry does. And they do it without being a**holes. Which is a bonus.

Jeff Stark was joint Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi with Paul Arden. And he's got some tales to tell. Which he shares right here in this slice of audio gold.

One of the reasons I got into advertising was the Orange Tango ad where the fat bloke gave a kid on the street a good slapping. That ad was done by HHCL, voted the agency of the decade in 2000. Steve Henry was founder and Creative Director of the agency. And I always wanted to work for him. But I never did. However, I get to hang out with him sometimes. And I reckon that's even better.

Julian Hanford is a former creative director - and now a brilliant photographer and artist. We talked about his project, Assorted Nuts, where he did some brilliant conceptual portraits of advertising legends. Some of these folks will be featuring in the next few episodes that were done for D&AD's 50th anniversary.