Today on the show for the 22nd time and to celebrate our 7th anniversary with copper and wool is the Australian filmmaker, gough. He is the purveyor of jokes and awkward pauses, appropriately inapprop

One of the prevailing narratives that guides my days is that I'm lazy and unproductive. I make a weekly to-do list on Sundays, fill each day as full as I can, but also allow unknown and urgent tasks t

I believe that conversations show up when you need them the most; I needed today's episode. Over the years, I've talked a lot about creativity, the creative process, and business, but I haven't spent

Is it possible to get smarter by thinking dumber? That's the premise of Dumbify, a weekly newsletter by today's guest, David Carson. David is an entrepreneur and marketing innovator who applies unconv

Today I'm talking with Vincent Wanga about the magic of human creative energy. Vincent is an executive creative leader, serial entrepreneur, and author of The Art of Direction: Personal Perspectives o

I'm talking to my good friend Kelley Baker about the art of rewriting. Kelley is an accomplished filmmaker, sound designer, and author. We got together to record a couple film-based conversations for

I believe that big dreams are essential to the work of a creator. If we never dream of moving a ship over a mountain like Werner Herzog in Fitzcarraldo, then how we will learn about our capabilities a

I'm talking with one of my favorite people in the world about a bunch of interesting topics ranging from old tech, new promises, and platforms of argument and despair to the traits of makers, the sear

When we start out doing something, we make mistakes until eventually something works. We build upon the things that work, actively avoiding what didn't work. We build our skills until they become the

I always love when people who are doing something completely different reach out to be on the show. When I started looking into what today's guest is producing, I knew I wanted to have him on the show