Jess & Ben share their thoughts on the creative triumph that is Hamilton, and an invigorating experience at a Maker Fair. New words are invented in this episode's FlowJam. Then pros and cons of putting yourself and your creativity out into the world are discussed at length and the MossyBrain Tribe is introduced.

In this special episode, hosts Jessica and Ben Beresh recap a summer of blossoming creativity and the re-imagine some classic films in this week's FlowJam. We also have a conversation with award-winning filmmaker Jon Laakso about his experiences with the 48 Hour Film Project.

We specifically discuss his film Disconnect, which was produced for the 2013 48 Hour Film Project.

Jon Laakso is the Lead Creative for Valley Way Media, a marketing agency that specializes in brand storytelling through video and web development. Connect with Jon on social media or visit his website and let him know what you think of this interview!

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In this episode, Jessica and Ben recount their respective recent travels and try and determine how many unorthodox uses a paperclip has. They explain how to get started in your creative journey, breaking down some important things to keep in mind as you begin creating.

Hosts Jessica and Ben return from vacation to some big changes at home. A delicious, yet respectful salute to the troops is devised in the FlowJam. And finally the purpose and importance of Flow in your creative journey is unpacked and explained.

The MossyBrain Show is nerding out with a lively discussion about homemade hammocks, embracing creativity in children and a clothing idea so revolutionary it could potentially upend the entire fashion industry. Ben and Jess discuss the importance of embracing our inner nerd and being who we are regardless of the weird stuff we're all passionate about.

Jess & Ben express a desire to take the podcast to an inter-species audience, and imagine some mythical creatures both wonderful and horrific. They also discuss the magic and importance of kindness in relation to all our creative pursuits and relationships.

Ben and Jess vividly recount a successful lunchtime run-in with creativity and an improv performance review takes center stage in the FlowJam. The why and how of documenting your creative journey is clearly explained, wrapping up the roadmap to your Most Creative Year Yet.

Hosts Jessica & Ben Beresh chat about a bizarre first date, the brilliance of Japanese game shows, the peril of escape rooms and where you might find creative people hanging out. The importance of surrounding yourself with other creative individuals is stressed as you pursue Your Most Creative Year Yet.

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A visceral and terrifying dream is recounted in detail along with descriptions of artistic expressions in the Beresh household. The Flow Jam activity imagines a world where solutions are the opposite of simple or practical. The many creative benefits of embracing change are explained and encouraged. A good time is had by all.

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Jess & Ben discuss the benefits of the Enneagram, the etymology of the word sabotage, and the importance of limiting barriers to your creativity. A thrilling narrative is composed on the fly in this episode's Flow Jam.