Event planner and stylist, Klara Jones, talks about how her creative passions have shifted over time, the steps she took to launch her business and how she has adjusted to increasing competition in her industry.

My guest is textile artist, Cat from Cat Rabbit. We talk about how her designs have changed over the years, how she creates the little worlds her sculptures live in and the direction she wants to take her art in the future.

Jewellery designer and maker, Molly Coombs Marr, talks to me about her love of Australiana, how she feels about social media and how she has refined her ‘working from home’ routine over the years.

My guests in this episode are the founders and artistic directors of Tooth and Sinew Theatre, Richard Hilliar and Nicole Wineberg. We talk about what it is like working together as a couple, how they select and produce new shows and how they are making the most of self-isolation to develop new ideas, support artists and continue creating.

My guest is writer and actor, Cat Lonsdale. We talk about what it is like working in Australia VS Canada (where she is now), her creative processes in both writing and acting as well as how she maintains a strong and positive mindset in a sometimes uncertain industry.

My guest today is ceramic artist and co-owner of Elph Store, Eloise Rankine. We talk about how Elph store came to be, her design process and what drew her to ceramics in the first place.

I have a chat with Curious Studios founder, Gen Maroussis about where the idea for Curious came from, how she balances it with her full time work load and how important creativity is in every day life.

In this episode I speak with actor, producer and fellow podcaster, Rachel Baker. We talk about how she came up with the idea for her podcast ’Don’t be So Dramatic’, the habits and rituals she has developed to maintain her acting skills and the process she went through to discover what kind of actor and artist she wanted to be.

An interview with Ali Taylor, founder of Listen Up. We talk about the connection between music and mental health, how the charity has grown over the years and the how, why and when of his debut mental health music festival, TorchFest.

My guest today is founder of Magnolia’s Art Class, Rosie Kramer. We talk about how she came up with the idea of an all nude art class, the impact she wants her work to have and the importance of art and creativity in managing mental health.