Were taught to follow the rules and listen to the experts, but what happens when the advice turns out to be bad? In this episode we reflect on experiences with individuals who made us second guess ou

When was the last time you looked at old family photos? The kind that are yellowed and printed on that paper they just dont make anymore. You sort that you might find inside an oversized album? In th

Social media has been a part of our lives for the past decade, but cultural moments have shifted our behaviors, and its time to reevaluate. In the last year, weve witnessed a decline in social inter

What is the longest youve spent crafting a piece of social media content? Three hours? Three days? How about three months? In this episode, we discuss an article that breaks down a tweet that took th

Storytelling is one of the most overused terms in the creative industry, yet its vital to building meaningful connections and relationships with our audiences. Oftentimes, storytelling, as a concept,

Less than a year after Instagram announced its plans to prioritize video content, theyve decided to modify its algorithm. Again. As creators, were left with a choice: continue playing the role of pi

After a two-month hiatus, MIchelle and Steve return for a catch-up session and share which platforms are the place to be for creators in 2023. Watch the video version of this episode on (please like

For a brief moment last week, it seemed possible that Twitter was going to die. Like, cease to exist. Gone. Just like that. The vibe on Twitter was dire, friends. Like last day of school before summe

Youre a creative? Lucky you! Must be all fun and games. For some, this is far from the truth. Between needy clients, a lack of support, deadlines, and endless revisions, how are we supposed to find t

It's officially Hitchcock season, and we thought it would be fun to revisit this movie-centric episode from last October. There's so much we, as creatives, can learn from filmmakers, and nobody has ma