You're listening to the Remote Creatives Podcast, a show for location independent creatives working from anywhere. In today's episode, we chat to Annika Räihä, a marketing agency entrepreneur, who has transferred her lifestyle from desk worker to digital nomad and now to flexible part time nomad.

In this episode we get into what it really takes to build something of your own, why going back to the office isn't necessarily the answer, and why old-fashioned brand building might be the most overlooked marketing move of 2026.

In this episode Liz Hamlet debunks the idea that introvert means shy, explains what an ambivert actually is, and breaks down the Antisocial Saunter and how it produces deeper conversations.

We also get into networking as a multi-passionate founder, the difference between rejection and feedback, why coaches need coaches, and why she thinks intimate gatherings are beating huge conferences.

So grab a coffee, a tea or something stronger and let's get started!

Chris Mitchell has been in the content industry since 2010 and is cofounder of Traveling Mitch, one half of This Week in Blogging, and a North American Director for TBEX.

In this episode we get into what actually still works in content after 15 years of algorithm shifts, why owned audiences (newsletters, podcasts, communities) are the real play, and the difference between being for hire and being for sale.

For freelancers, creators and content-based business owners who are in it for the long game.

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In 2024, she walked away from the digital nomad label. In 2026, she's picking it back up, but not in the way you'd expect.

A solo episode with The Remote Creatives founder, Han Talbot, on the language we use for this lifestyle, why she rejected the term two years ago, the Pinterest conversation that changed her mind, and why "boujie surfer" might be the more honest description.

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Welcome to The Remote Creatives Podcast. I'm Han Talbot, founder of The Remote Creatives (TRC), a digital hub for people building creative lives and businesses from anywhere.What is The Remote Creatives Podcast about? It's a space for honest, in-depth conversations about remote creative work — from building campaigns to growing communities, from finding remote work to creating content that lasts. If you've ever made a living through your creativity from a laptop, this show is for you.Who this podcast is for: Remote creative professionals, content creators, marketers, freelancers, founders, and anyone curious about building a creative life that isn't tied to a single location.In this short intro episode, I share why I closed the chapter on The Remote Life after nearly five years and 73 episodes, what kept pulling me back to creative conversations, and what's coming next. Including the relaunched newsletter on LinkedIn and Substack, in-person events, and a fuller content calendar.What you'll learn:*Why The Remote Life became The Remote Creatives*What kinds of conversations to expect on the new show*How to find the relaunched TRC newsletter*What's coming up at The Remote Creatives in 2026