Alex Antolino es un Director Creativo que ha manejado marcas como Typeform y VideoAsk. Como apasionado y experto en marcas, su trabajo lo ha llevado a diferentes países y a dirigir grandes equipos creativos. Hoy por hoy, ha decidido repartir su conocimiento educando a travez de su contenido y dando charlas a cientos de personas.

En este episodio edición especial en español (spanglish) en colaboración con NO/BS, hablamos con Alex para conocer su trayectoria profesional y personal.

Divertida y sin filtros, esta conversa, nos llevo a hablar de las perspectivas de Alex sobre formas de trabajo, el metaverso, video juegos, NFTS, marcas, entre otras cosas — por supuesto enfocado desde el punto creativo.

Alex Antolino is a Creative Director who has managed brands like Typeform and VideoAsk. As a passionate and expert in brands, his work has taken him to different countries and to leading large creative teams. Today, he has decided to spread his knowledge by educating through his content and giving talks to hundreds of people.

For this episode in collaboration with NO/BS, we speak with Alex to learn about his professional and personal journey, how he went from videographer to leading a team of creatives, his view about what brands are truly about, and his vision for a world where creators build world-class brands.

Andy Wright is a the CEO of Streamtime, the creator of the non-profit organisation Never Not Creative and co-chair of the creative, media and marketing industry Mentally-Healthy Change Group.

He's been working in the creative industry for many years. From running the local offices of global agencies like Interbrand and R/GA, he was also an original co-founder of For The People in Sydney.

In this episode in collaboration with No/Bs, we sat with Andy to talk about his passion for working on good projects, mental health, and how software can help create happier and healthier creative businesses.

Jasmin Bedir is an “ad lady” who is the CEO of a very successful advertising agency in Australia. However, beyond her entrepreneurial spirit, she is a woman of change. She is going against the grain to change the norm in an industry that has kept minorities quiet for a long time.

Her social enterprise Fck the Cupcakes focuses on diversity, equality and inclusion. Their goal is to highlight, discuss and fight against gender inequality in Australian culture and the workplace.

For this podcast episode in collaboration with NO/BS events, we had a very thought-provoking conversation with Jasmin.

From a personal to a professional level, we spoke about her journey as an immigrant, the realities and nuances of working in ad land, her views about inclusivity, biases, privilege in the workforce and much more.

Chris Do is the founder of The Futur™ an online education platform that helps creatives be more business minded. He has been sharing his knowledge and expertise for over a decade via his YouTube channel, workshops, conferences, and his book ‘Pocket Full of Do’.

For this episode, we sat with Chris, and we learned about his views on starting projects and learning in the process, his passion for turning his experiences into great content, sharing unpopular opinions, designing yourself out of your business, re-thinking entrepreneurship, his views on AI, and much more.

We had Danielle at The Uncommon Podcast to chat about the art of painting, the challenges and opportunities of doing murals, and how NFTs have ironically allowed her to connect with her fans.

Simon and Jenna Hipgrave joined us to talk about their remarkable work in letterpress printing at Hungry Workshop and digital development at Bone Digital. While the two disciplines may be far apart, in this episode, we learned from them how quality is always present no matter what you do if you respect the craft.

Karan Singh AKA @madebykaran is an artist and illustrator based in Melbourne Australia whose work has been commissioned by brands like Airbnb, Adobe, New York Times and many more. In this episode, he takes us through his unusual journey of travel, exploration and discovery. We also got to learn how his work is inspired by places he has lived in and how part of the process of evolving as an artist is to embrace imperfection.

English: Two for the price of Juan. In this bonus episode, Oliver and Alejandro recap the season in Spanish (or Espanglish).

Español: En esta edición especial, recapitularemos la temporada, y lo haremos en español con el fin de llevarle nuestro contenido a la audiencia de habla hispana, y así demostrar, por qué somos 'Uncommon' o mejor dicho, 'Poco común'

In this episode, Alejandro and Oliver discuss how they have navigated the last 2 years amid a pandemic. They talk about setting up and running the business from various places including their homes, a co-working space and at one point, a camper van. They discuss how the space changes the work dynamics and how they managed to set up a business without being in the same place. Raising the question of going back to the office or staying remote, Alejandro and Oliver consider the new model of decentralised businesses. How does that work for an agency?