In this episode, we’re tackling the epidemic of copying in the creative industry. Whether you’re the copied or the copier, originality is a constant battle for creatives. We’re exploring the emotional and practical impacts of being ripped off.

In-house outcasts

12 days ago 49m 27s

This week, we’re going in-house. Asking whether there’s a stigma attached to moving client-side. And more importantly, if it’s deserved.Joined by industry experts Emma Sexton, founder of Inside Out, and Kieran Mistry, Head of Design at YouTube,

Good, bad & ugly clients

19 days ago 1h 7m

In the first episode of the new season, we dive straight into the deep end. We’re talking about how we choose our clients. Join us and our guests Johanna Roca (Accept & Proceed) & Pedro Messias (OMSE) as we unpack ethical dilemmas, personal mor

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The NDA Podcast is back

26 days ago 1m 58s

We're back with Season Two.The NDA Podcast debates contentious topics the creative industry has been keeping under waiver for years. It’s a space for unfiltered conversations about the biggest issues creatives face today. A space to challenge o

Season One Wrap-up

Oct 26th, 2022 25m 2s

This week, we're looking back on season one of NDA. Sharing all the opinions and stories from our listeners on each episode, and chatting about what season two has in store.The DICE Charter – www.getdice.co.uk–Hosted & created by Katie CadwellE

An Award-Winning Episode*

Oct 19th, 2022 1h 5m

The topic that everyone has an opinion on — creative awards. One of the most contentious conversations in the industry, you either love them or hate them. Which is exactly where our guests stand this week. We’re asking those who’ve won them, lo

The Elusive Inclusive Studio

Oct 12th, 2022 57m 15s

Every agency website says “We’re an inclusive studio” but are they? Beyond the buzzwords, how does that play out for those working there? What are they doing day-to-day to action the claim? Because it’s not a simple one. Especially when what’s

CMYK. RGB. ADHD.

Oct 5th, 2022 55m 48s

On average, 1 in 7 people are neurodiverse. In the creative industry, that number jumps to 1 in 5. If we all take a look around our studios, there could be a lot more divergent thinking than we realise.In this week’s episode, we try to unpick w

Walk Like a Man

Sep 28th, 2022 1h 6m

Female leadership is on everyone’s radar, as the industry works to reverse the sad statistics of the gender split at the top. While we should be celebrating the women who’ve made it there, not many people are asking, how did you manage it? With

Salary Secrecy & Lies

Sep 14th, 2022 59m 58s

The dirty topic of money. A conversation held in hushed tones in the staff kitchen. Tentatively approached around the pub table. Awkwardly brought up in a final interview. The creative industry has long had a money problem. But why is it so dif

An Epidemic Education

Sep 7th, 2022 55m 41s

Not many of us can relate to being in university during a pandemic. But we will all meet those who can, as a new generation of epidemic trained academics enter the industry. Creative courses are known for their collaboration, the osmosis of ide

Moving On Up to Management

Aug 31st, 2022 47m 9s

Good managers and bad managers. We’ve all had them. And do we all become them?In today’s episode, we’re going to be discussing progression in the creative industries, and the realities of updating your LinkedIn status. After years spent learnin

Death by Comments

Aug 24th, 2022 1h 4m

“I can’t believe they paid for that” “That kerning burns my eyes” “Seen this a million times” “Wouldn’t touch this project with a barge pole”Scrolling to the bottom of the page to see the comments is some people’s guilty pleasure — but if it’s

Let the Working Class In

Aug 17th, 2022 53m 6s

Just 12% of the creative industry is from a working-class background. Did this statistic happen by accident? Or is there more we can do to diversify our studios? Discussing parental privilege, accent mocking, social embarrassment, regionality i

Taking Interview Tasks to Task

Aug 10th, 2022 43m 49s

When did it become normal to set a brief for an interview? Why are agencies ashamed to admit they do it? How much work is too much work? And should it be free?This week, we're discussing Interview Tasks and the effect they're having on hiring i

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Welcome to The NDA Podcast

Aug 6th, 2022 1m 18s

Welcome to The NDA Podcast. The creative podcast that's here to challenge topics the industry has been keeping under waiver for years.Unfiltered conversations, without the fear of being cancelled. Bringing creatives of different levels, differe

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