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The Common Creative - But Never Ordinary A podcast series with Paul Fairweather and Chris MeredithThe worlds of business, home and play are all starved of creativity. From an early age, we’re taught how to analyse, critique and simplify but the tools for exploring, ideating and creating are assumed to be instinctive. The Common Creative is all about bringing creativity back into everyday life - un... more

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In this episode of the Common Creative Podcast, Chris interviews award-winning crime writer Natalie Conyer about her journey from a career in administration to becoming a successful author later in life. Natalie shares her love of crime fiction, the ... more

In this episode of the Common Creative Podcast, Toni Powell shares her journey from marrying young and raising a family to becoming one of Australia’s most loved storytellers and keynote speakers. She explores the power of gratitude, the role of crea... more

In this heartfelt episode, Paul Fairweather and Chris Meredith pay tribute to Paul's late mother, Enid Margaret Fairweather, who recently passed away at the age of 94. The episode revisits an earlier interview with her, celebrating her vibrant creati... more

In this episode of The Common Creative Podcast, Paul chats with Warwick Heathwood about his journey from Outback Queensland to leading creative strategy on the world stage. Warwick shares how his early life, love for music, and agency experience shap... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Natalie Conyer
Award-winning crime fiction writer and author of 'Present Tense' and 'Shadow City'
Episode: S8E184: Episode 184 - Natalie Conyer: Crime and Creativity
Toni Powell
Storyteller, filmmaker, and host of the Shit Happy Podcast.
Shit Happy Podcast
Episode: S8E183: Episode 183 - Toni Powell: Sh!t Happy Creative
Enid Fairweather
A creative and inspiring mother of Chris Meredith, who shares her artistic journey and insights into creativity.
Episode: S8E182: Episode 182 - Enid Fairweather: The Arts and Craft of Creativity
Warwick Heathwood
An advertising guru and founder of Sub Fracture.
Sub Fracture
Episode: S8E181: Episode 181 - Warwick Heathwood: The Creative Strategist
Claire Gray
Founder of Thriving Culture, specializing in leadership and team development.
Thriving Culture
Episode: S180E8: Episode 180: Claire Gray- Creative Culture
Ally Nitschke
Leadership coach and former ballet dancer
Made For More
Episode: S8E179: Episode 179: Ally Nitschke - Made for More Creativity
Ken Hudson
Thought leader and author specializing in creativity in the workplace
Episode: S8E178: Episode 178: Dr Ken Hudson - Creative Switch
Mykel Dixon
Musician, creative, keynote speaker, and general inspirer on a mission to help people embrace their inner creativity.
Episode: S8E176: Episode 176 - Mykel Dixon: Everyday Creative
Sarah Rowan
Speed artist and keynote speaker
Episode: S8E170: Episode 170 - Sarah Rowan: Creative Reconnection

Hosts

Paul Fairweather
Paul Fairweather is a Brisbane-based speaker, author, mentor, architect, and artist with a passion for fostering creativity and inspiring others to explore their creative potential.
Chris Meredith
Chris Meredith is a Sydney-based business coach, innovation consultant, and award-winning photo-artist, focused on the intersection of creativity and effective business practices.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 36 ratings
  • Insightful and fun!

    Really love this podcast, because of the interesting guests and the fact that Paul and Chris ask great questions. They have clearly been around, but it’s still easy to follow for less experienced creatives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anneke Dart
    Netherlandsa year ago
  • Going dotty

    Shane Hatton has me seeing dots. Not just connecting, I have been collecting, curating and contemplating them. I have realized I need to tell my clients not to conceal them! Great episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PJDraheen
    Australia3 years ago
  • Ike podcast interview

    Paul loved the interview with Ike, I worked with Ike at Deloitte for years and benefited significantly from Ike's drive to create clear "calls to action". She is an incredible professional and so BEHIND THE SCENES!! (when she has such a huge impact on the people she works with). thanks for having her on your pod!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jacqui C 000
    Australia3 years ago
  • Creativity for everyone!

    The title says it all - creativity is within all of us and it’s needed every day. It’s the pinnacle of human ability. This podcast is stuffed full of real life everyday example and how different professionals summon and use creativity in their work and life. And with two creative blokes running the show, you can rely on it’s never being dull!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shopper mum
    Australia3 years ago
  • Inspiring!

    Paul

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GM 43
    Australia3 years ago

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The variety of guests brings fresh perspectives on how creativity can be integrated into daily life, inspiring audiences to explore their own creative potential.
Listeners appreciate the engaging conversations about creativity and personal development, highlighting the insightful questions posed by the hosts.
Overall, feedback indicates that the discussions are both entertaining and thought-provoking, perfectly suited for creative professionals seeking motivation.

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S8E177: Episode 177 - Paul Fairweather: Bold, Brave and a Bit Quirky
Q: Who should read this book?
I think it should appeal broadly, but especially those looking for inspiration in the second half of their lives.
S8E177: Episode 177 - Paul Fairweather: Bold, Brave and a Bit Quirky
Q: How does it compare publishing a book with an art show?
It feels more confronting to me because it's something that I haven't done before, and it's permanent once it's out there.
S8E177: Episode 177 - Paul Fairweather: Bold, Brave and a Bit Quirky
Q: What have you learnt about yourself in this process of creating this book?
I've learned a level of confidence, and I realized that I am a storyteller.
S8E181: Episode 181 - Warwick Heathwood: The Creative Strategist
Q: What led you to leave advertising?
Warwick shares his desire to explore creativity that starts from inspiration rather than business problems, leading him to the music industry.
S8E181: Episode 181 - Warwick Heathwood: The Creative Strategist
Q: Could you give us a quick sort of 60 second part of history about where you came from to where you are now?
Warwick discusses his childhood in Queensland, experiences in advertising, and various creative roles leading to his current position with Sub Fracture.

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Recent guests on The Common Creative include:

1. Dr. Natalie Conyer
2. Toni Powell
3. Enid Fairweather
4. Warwick Heathwood
5. Claire Gray
6. Ally Nitschke
7. Ken Hudson
8. Mykel Dixon

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