
Have you ever wondered what secrets drive the most profound, successful, famous, and unique creatives?
Then the Creative Slash podcast is for you. We dig deep to discover the high-leverage concepts, philosophies, tools, weird obsessions, and quiet daily routines that fuel their success—the stuff that rarely gets talked about publicly.
You'll get an inside look at what really drives the world's ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArts | |||

Most people see a slackline, a motorcycle, or a recurve bow and think, “That’s not me.”
Chris DeLorenzo sees the same things and signs up for lessons. He taught himself to slackline one summer. He has a motorcycle license he has never used. For a wh... more
Van Berkemeyer has built two separate creative careers: one as an illustrator and designer, one as a musician who's had real viral hits and industry attention.
He says neither one ever actually felt like arriving.
In this episode, Brad and Dustin t... more
A 99-pack of beer sounds like a joke. It's about as tall as Shaq and weighs eighty pounds. When Christian Helms described it to his mom, she said she didn't get it.
A few months later, she called to ask if he'd seen what Austin Beerworks did.
In th... more
There are thousands of magicians who can handle a deck of cards better than David Copperfield. There is one David Copperfield.
Bill Gardner has a one-word answer for why, and it turns out to be the same word that explains why one designer’s work get... more
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No pretension and all good and eye opening discussion among talented creative pros!
Before I’ve even listened I know this is going to be a great podcast. Two industry legends and two of the nicest, and two of my favourite fellas, who have a wealth of design experience to talk about! Subscribed and added to my “must listen” list - good luck chaps!!
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A design-focused interview series that centers on the craft, business, and culture of Creative professionals. Episodes routinely explore how artists build sustainable careers through hands-on work, authentic branding, collaboration, and iterative practice, with deep dives into processes, tools, and environments that foster creativity. Across guests—from illustrators and typographers to toy designers and studio founders—the show surfaces practical methods for talent development, project strategy, and balancing creative life with commercial demands, often touching on community, mentorship, and the realities of AI and technology in design. Noteworthy rhythms include candid career origin stories, hands-on workflows, and behind-the-scenes looks ... more
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Recent guests on Creative Slash include:
1. Chris Piascik
2. Brad Stoneking
3. Katie Johnson
4. Ilana Griffo
5. Jeremy Slagle
6. Lenny Terenzi
7. Orlando Arocena
8. Hannah Smith
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