What's The Point Creative Podcast

On this episode we discuss whether the Euros had effected the olympics lack of courage and media attention. Finally we look at whether YouTube is still the number one platform for getting your videos or show's seen by people.

On this episode we discuss whether Instagram is still a photo-sharing app, we revisit the print vs digital from a speed and efficiency point of view, and finally, are moving images more engaging than stills

On this episode we discuss everything surrounding the Euros from the Christian Eriksen collapse and The British Heart Foundation clever response to the Ranaldo incident which might cause big brands to think twice about sponsoring major competitions.

On this episode we discuss how the future of roadside advertising might work if electric scooters become the norm, Jeff Bezos leaving Earth and the "vaccine" being offered to our age group.

On this episode we discuss the false allegations ad that appeared in the New York Times and whether Newspapers should be more aware about what ads are placed when it comes to sensitive topics. Headie One's Brit awards performance and attire before ending on what we as podcasters can learn from the Joe Budden Podcast situation.

On this episode we discuss whether designers try to run before they can walk which makes us rely on tutorials too much, why it's important to add your own style and finally what's the difference between a logo marker and logo designer.

On this episode we discuss why the Super League flopped, we take a look at the new iMac design and finally share what boundaries we set and features we use when it comes to our screen time usage.

On this episode we discuss how a good explanation goes a long way when it comes to client communication, are creatives still sending 5 concepts and finally we look at how a tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh backfired for National Rail.

On this episode we examine whether our podcast's USP has shifted away slightly from creative conversations to more commercial discussions, Beeple's "Everydays: The First 5000 Days" NFT selling for 69 million and finally we share our opinions of re-skilling yourself.

On this episode we discuss Non Fungible Tokens, why Ty's bullishly excited about it, the infrastructure and technology when it comes to creating and distributing your own NFT. Finally we look at the earnings capabilities for artists, podcasters and musicians.