
Join the CreativePro team for fun and insightful discussions about our favorite tools and technologies: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, PowerPoint, Acrobat, print, digital publishing, presentation design, accessibility, AI, and more!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 345 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesignTechnology | |||

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Great design lessons outlive the tools, trends, and even the formats they were created in. In this episode, David Blatner and Mike Rankin revisit the work of John McWade and Before & After Magazine. It's a look at why foundational design thinking sti... more
Lisa Carney and Jesús Ramirez join the CreativePro Podcast to explore the intersection of Photoshop craft and community in the age of AI. Drawing on years of Hollywood production experience (where every pixel counts) they compare notes on high-end re... more
In this episode of the CreativePro Podcast, David Blatner and Theresa Jackson pull back the curtain on how the CreativePro Week 2026 agenda came together for this summer's event in Nashville. Recorded in conjunction with the agenda launch, the conver... more
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I was an avid listener of the ImDesign Secrets podcast for a little over a year or so, but since the switch to the CreativePro Podcast format, I have been extremely disappointed in both the content and also the presenter/moderator for the podcast. No offense, but I feel it is just very uninteresting to listen to and often the topics/discussion sound very unrehearsed, and as if the moderator is just winging. Which I believe contributes to unprofessional tone for the whole podcast. Bring back Davi... more
I have been listening since this podcast started. It is a great resource for all that is new and deep learning of not only InDesign but also general design info.
One of my favourite podcast out there. Great for InDesign lovers
David and Anne-Marie know more about InDesign than anyone I can think of, and when you put them together in the same room the resulting conversation is a gold mine. They have a great chemistry and easy rapport that’s just pleasant to listen to (and often laugh out loud funny). I listen to it every month and you never know what new piece of info you’re going to learn. David
The hosts know this stuff better than anyone, but don't come across as haughty. They cover new developments and plug ins to the nines. If you use In Design it's a great resource, I use the back catalog and never miss an episode. More please!
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This show centers on design tooling, workflows, and forward-looking topics in the design and publishing space. Episodes frequently tackle InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and related software, with deep dives into AI-assisted design, workflow efficiency, and event/content strategy (including Creative Pro Week). Listeners seem to value practical tips, actionable techniques, and industry context, often featuring long-running host partnerships who blend technical know-how with a personable, humorous style. The format has evolved to cover a broader range of design topics and community-oriented events, which may appeal to both hands-on designers and decision-makers involved in publishing and presentation design. A notable strength is sustained ... more
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