
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 | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArts | |||

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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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The show centers on deep, practical conversations with top designers, illustrators, and brand creators who have built meaningful work and thriving studios. Episodes frequently explore craft, process, collaboration, pricing, and the realities of running small studios, with guests ranging from two-person boutique shops to established design studios. A standout throughline is the balance between artistic integrity and business viability, including topics like sustainability, AI's impact, licensing, and community-building. The hosts' candid, after-hours vibe and love for tactile, human-centered design create a sense of sharing actionable tips, personal stories, and durable strategies listeners can apply to their own creative careers.
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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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