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Creativity Is The Cure

Malcolm Moore
Creativity
Mental Health
Music
Puppetry
Music Education
Education
Photography
Drumming
Voice Acting
Comedy
Pilates
Peter Gabriel
Improvisation
Art
Filmmaking
Genesis
Depression
Personal Tragedy
Animation
New York City

In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions about how creativity influences their daily lives and work. Malcolm lives in California with his wife and cats. Episodes, in general, drop every Wednesday and Sunday.

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~ Creativity Is The Cure: TV Eye, is an extension of the regular podcast, but also now features Malcolm Moore and his new co-host, Gianni Neiviller in video format, adding a whole other dimension to the experience.

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~ Traveler, activist, artist and now author Jonathan Firehawk DuPlessis returns to discuss his newly written book, Our Island Was a Forest. DuPlessis discusses the journey to find himself emotionally, mentally and spiritually whilst... more

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~ Mike Sutton returns to share the latest developments with The DWe drum kit, an innovative, convertible acoustic-electronic drum set developed collaboratively by Drum Workshop (DW) and Roland. Sutton is the DWe Brand Manager at Dru... more

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~ Rebecca Sands Coutts is the Post Audio and Studio Manager at Warner Brothers, Discovery and Cartoon Network. More than twenty-five years of media and communications experience in film, commercials, radio, podcasting, print, multi-... more

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Recent Guests

Rebecca Sands Coutts
Post audio and studio manager at Warner Brothers Discovery and Cartoon Network
Warner Bros. Discovery / Cartoon Network / Hanna-Barbera
Episode: Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude
Tobias Ralph
New York City-based drummer and educator known for work in progressive rock, jazz, funk, and electronic music
Independent musician
Episode: Tobias Ralph: How a Snake Recoils
Will Lee
American jazz fusion bassist known for The Late Show with David Letterman
CBS Orchestra / The Fab Faux
Episode: Will Lee: The Sinning Saint
Armando Gallo
Photographer and author of Remembering... The Lamb
Freelance photographer, associated with Genesis/Peter Gabriel projects
Episode: BLIPS: Armando Gallo - Remembering...The Lamb
Meital Caldwell
High school senior, vocalist, and composer focused on vocal jazz; has participated in HaZamir and CHAMPS Choir
CHAMPS Charter High School of the Arts / Hasamir HaZamir Jewish Youth Choir
Episode: Meital Caldwell
Monty Pickle
Puppet character featured in the show, a kosher dill pickle exploring Jewish joy
Monty Pickle Show
Episode: BLIPS: Monty Pickle & Victor Yerrid
Jay Retto
Artist based in Alaska, formerly based in Rochester and California
Independent artist (Alaska)
Episode: j.Reto: Heart of Alaska
Jefferson DeLeone
Comedian who performs under the name Jefferson DeLeone; also involved in biotech
Episode: BLIPS: Jefferson DeLeone on COMEDY
Andre Howard
Seasoned music executive, educator, and author of Hitting the Head
NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music; former head of commerce at United Masters
Episode: Andre Howard: Hitting the Head

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Malcolm is a great conversationalist!

    I’m really enjoying this podcast. It’s easy to listen to, laid back and super interesting. Thank you for this!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Alex Sanfilippo | PodMatch.com
    United States8 months ago

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Guests bring broad expertise and authentic stories from diverse creative fields.
The host keeps conversations relaxed and insightful, with warm, engaging storytelling.
Production and guest selection feel thoughtfully curated and credible.
Audience-friendly mix of practical career advice and personal growth through creativity.
The show balances nostalgia with actionable wisdom for modern creatives.

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Sally Edwards: Heart Zones
Q: Why did you start going by Sal instead of Sally Edwards?
She explains a personal decision tied to gender identity and professional branding, noting early discrimination and a desire to embrace her signature name.
Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude
Q: What makes ADR challenging, and why is it considered an art form?
ADR requires precise timing and emotion to match lip flaps and intent; it's more than just rerecording lines—it's creating performance with careful manipulation of timing and delivery.
Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude
Q: How has recording changed since the pandemic, and what does that mean for the industry?
COVID accelerated remote recording, allowing actors to work from home or anywhere, increased flexibility, and forced production to adapt with new workflows and tech.
Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude
Q: Tell me how you describe your role at Warner Brothers and Cartoon Network.
I oversee all sound for animation, manage the internal voice studio, and ensure voice work, ADR, and dialogue stay consistent across shows and teams.
Will Lee: The Sinning Saint
Q: What was Will Lee's first creative memory?
Will describes building and destroying rat-fink models as a child, then realizing music and groove were shaping his creative sense, especially after being exposed to Miles Davis and The Beatles.

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A thoughtful interview show where a California-based host talks with artists, creators, and industry insiders about how creativity shapes daily life, work, and resilience. Episodes span music, photography, film, puppetry, and performance, with plenty of behind-the-scenes anecdotes, practical craft tips, and reflections on community, healing, and bringing creative work to life. Noteworthy is the eclectic guest mix—from jazz musicians and visual artists to educators and storytellers—paired with a warm, curious, and mentorship-oriented vibe that can help listeners across creative fields feel seen and inspired. The format works well for listeners seeking actionable ideas, diverse perspectives, and stories about turning creativity into sustainab... more

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