Richard Norton is a senior Creative Director who recently decided to leave his job to enter the freelance market place and become a creative A.I specialist. In this episode we discuss everything creativity as well as debating what the future o

Andy Knell: How to tackle diversity in the creative industries.

Aug 28th, 2018 1h 22m

Andy Knell is the founder of JOLT diversity program, which every year, helps 30+ students from a variety of backgrounds onto an extensive paid work placement program and professional training initiative intended to help diversify the industry.

Peter Dench: Photojournalism, British Culture & Politics

Jun 27th, 2018 1h 8m

Peter Dench, Peter is a videographer, presented, writer, author and creator. But is best known for his insightful photojournalism of culture, here in the UK and abroad. He’s the author of several solo books that contain both his commentary and

Thomas Kolster: Goodvertising - Using creativity to do good in the world.

Jun 6th, 2018 1h 15m

In this episode myself and Thomas talk about how you can use creativity to do good in the world, and we also discuss many of the challenges that face creatives whose aspiration is to do good. We also discuss how to create lasting change in peop

Rory Sutherland: Applying Behavioural Science To Advertising And The Art Of Persuasion

May 22nd, 2018 1h 22m

In this episode Rory shares countless examples where behavioural science affects our behaviours and how we may question our assumptions to be more persuasive and affect our own personal decisions.

Zoe Miller - Founder of Double Trouble Gang - Womenswear fashion brand.

Apr 26th, 2018 1h 1m

Zoe Miller is the founder and director of Double Trouble Gang, a womenswear label that started in October 2015 as a direct to consumer brand, that has since gone on to have over 100 stockists worldwide. With such success, the brand has been par

Show Highlights of 2017 - Podcast Of The Year - Awards Submission

Apr 16th, 2018 16m 31s

In this episode I share my submission to the British podcasting awards, which contains 5 snippets from episodes from throughout last year.

3 Simple Principles To Apply In Life

Apr 9th, 2018 10m 6s

In this episode, I share three short principles that, if applied, could really help with career progression and getting your creative endeavours made.

Naomi Games: The work & philosophies of Abram Games, wartime poster artist.

Mar 19th, 2018 48m 36s

Abram Games, who was born in Whitechapel in London, on the 29th of July 1914, and passed away in 1996.He was most well known for his huge body of iconic posters.Most notable of which, were created when Abram was appointed by the British gove

Imran Amed MBE: How a loyal following can be turned into a thriving subscription based business.

Mar 5th, 2018 1h 1m

I talk to Imran Amed MBE about how he turned the Business of Fashion (BOF) from a blog on his couch, into a thriving business sustaining over 70 employees and attracting some of the biggest names in the fashion industry.

Jack Du Rose: On the state of cryptocurrency, ethereum and decentralised networks with co-founder of Colony.io and decentralisation expert.

Feb 19th, 2018 1h 19m

I talk with Jack du Rose about the digital currency landscape and what we can expect from this disruptive technology. We also talk about the benefits of decentralised systems and how we can use these new technologies to facilitate innovation.J

Mark Hahnel: On how he built Figshare, an online digital depository for scientific research, by scratching his own itch.

Feb 5th, 2018 1h 1m

Mark Hahnel is the founder of Fig Share, an online digital repository where researchers can preserve and share their research outputs, including figures, datasheets, images, videos and more. Having just completed his PHD in stem cell biology at

Tom Oldham: How celebrity photographer, Tom Oldham, deals with working under challenging constraints.

Jan 29th, 2018 1h 10m

Tom Oldham is a London based portrait photographer who’s shot portraits of musicians, sports stars and everyone in between. His work has appeared in the National portrait gallery and to name-drop just a few of his subjects, he’s photographed th

Simon Gosling: Futurist at Unruly, speaking about the future of home technology.

Jan 15th, 2018 1h 4m

Simon Gosling is a Futurist at Unruly. In this episode we talk about all the future technologies that are expected to disrupt our world and the next phase of home automation technology.

Andy Donohoe: Using natural light to take beautiful portrait photographs.

Jan 8th, 2018 46m 30s

Andy Donohoe is London based portrait photographer who's speciality is the use of natural light. His clients include:Hole and Corner, Telegraph Magazine, The Spaces, Betty Magazine, Another Escape, Oh Comely, Spindle Magazine, Virgin EMI, Urba

Lessons of 2017 with Ricky Richards & Adam Hallows

Dec 28th, 2017 53m 38s

In this episode producer, Adam Hallows, turns the tables and asks me questions regarding the lessons of 2017 after nearly 50 podcast interviews. We talk the best of business, creativity and technological innovation as well as suggesting some gr

Factory: Creating iconic sounds and a wildly successful business with Founder and Head of Production at Factory UK.

Dec 24th, 2017 58m 6s

Established in 1997, Factory is a multi award winning sound design and audio facility based in London, whose highly skilled team of sound design specialists have created some of the most revered and award winning commercial work of the last two

Tim Jones & James Cross: Creating a hit Christmas commercial Tim and James, Creative Directors at BBC Creative.

Dec 18th, 2017 1h 14m

Tim Jones & James Cross are Creative Directors at BBC Creative, the multi award winning in house creative studio for the BBC. In this episode we talk about the studios hit Christmas commercial, The Supporting Act, as well as their journey from

Jo Wallace: Deep dive on how diversify in the creative industries with Jo Wallace, Creative Director at JWT

Dec 9th, 2017 1h 24m

Jo Wallace is a creative director at JWT, in this episode we talk through a piece that Jo has recently released for the drum which addresses a number of things the creative industry could be doing to address the lack of diversity in the workpla

Ben Baily Smith, AKA Doc Brown, on his creative journey from underground rapper to stand up comedian and actor.

Dec 4th, 2017 1h 23m

Ben Bailey Smith AKA Doc Brown. Doc’s achievements are vast and varied.Starting out as a British Rapper at the dawn of the British rap and grime scene, Doc went on to do stand up comedy where he performed at world famous venues like Live at Th

Kirk Truman: How to create a successful free publication with Kirk Truman, founder of Journal.

Nov 21st, 2017 56m 57s

Kirk Truman is the founder and editor of Fitzrovia Journal, a beautiful, free, magazine that has built a loyal following for providing insightful journalism about the residents residing in some of Londons bustling regions. In this interview I t

Kirk Truman - Founder & Editor of Fitzrovia Journal

Nov 20th, 2017 1h 6m

Dave Buonaguidi: On how to build a creative agency and follow your passion.

Nov 13th, 2017 1h 40m

Dave Buonaguidi has worked in the advertising industry for over thirty years, in which time he’s cofounded three agencies, St Lukes, Karmarama, and most recently his new venture UN LTD Inc. He’s also worked at several great agencies, been a cre

Will Hudson: On how he built It's Nice That into an influential creative platform.

Nov 6th, 2017 1h 14m

Its Nice That Founder, Will Hudson, joins us to talk about the highly popular creative inspiration and showcase site he created. Born out of a university project, the site went from just 100 views in it’s first month back in 2007 and has since

Podcast Event Announcement

Nov 4th, 2017 2m 5s

Join me and 10 prior guests at The Hoxton, Holborn on the 20th of November in London. Connect and be inspired as we talk all things create and technology.