As we continue to explore this idea of "the next rep," we have to stop and ask the obvious question: What the heck is a rep?

Trying something new to ensure more people can go on this journey towards making things that make a difference.

The most inspiring-yet-frustrating quote about creativity -- and the launch of our new exploration on creativity and creative careers. And in a very special twist, I'm joined by a chorus of creative voices.

Today, we wade into some uncomfortable waters, like the problems with experts and expertise (or at least Expert Overload), and what we really experience when we "run out of good ideas."

Finding best practices isn't the goal. Finding the best approach for YOU is. But if you're going to do that, you have to consciously add what best practices omit: YOU! Today, one of the most delightful stories we've told about a group of people who did exactly that.

Years before Sarah Cooper's rise to mainstream fame, she was featured on Unthinkable. (We know this show was REALLY her big break. You're welcome, Sarah.)

Tim Urban's blog Wait But Why ignores almost every best practice. Should we? Is it that simple? (Spoiler alert: No, but there's a story here...)

What happened to the show? Where is the show going next? Well, for starters, back into your ears.

Today, a story made for this moment, about people who were made for this moment.

Today, we go into the Unthinkable archives and revisit the ideas of Jack Conte and Jay Acunzo's shared views on creativity and the internet. Where did it start, what's changed, and why is the tide changing again?