
Join Michael Crilly as he speaks to musicians, comedians, artists, writers and creators who chose a different path, or who continue to balance creativity alongside everyday working life. Over a drink and a chat, Wasted Creatives explores what it means to be a creative person, what inspires people to create, and the realities behind building a creative life in today’s world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 days ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||

In this episode of Wasted Creatives, Michael Crilly sits down with fitness coach, content creator and entrepreneur Sean Casey to talk about transformation, business, social media, family and what it really takes to change your life.
Sean opens up ab... more
Comedian Darren Matthews joins Michael Crilly for a conversation about starting stand-up, surviving terrible gigs and learning that the only real way to improve is to keep doing the reps.
Darren shares how a friend first encouraged him to try an ope... more
In this episode of Wasted Creatives, Michael Crilly sits down with singer-songwriter Ciaran
Lavery to talk about the unexpected journey from working in a leisure centre to building a
full-time life in music.
Ciaran shares how his self-funded album... more
In this episode of Wasted Creatives, I sit down with chef Chris McClurg to talk about his journey through food, restaurants, creativity and hospitality.
Chris shares how a teenage summer at Shanks helped shape the direction of his life, why restaura... more
In this episode of Wasted Creatives, I’m joined by comedians Frazer Robb and Laura Conlon for a conversation about improv, stand-up and the growing alternative comedy scene in Belfast.
Frazer talks about how he first got into improv, travelling to C... more
This week on Wasted Creatives, I sit down with Mark Bowen from IDLES.
Mark’s story goes from dentistry to Glastonbury, from working in dental practice to becoming part of one of the most distinctive and important bands in modern music.
We talk abou... more
In this episode of Wasted Creatives, I’m joined by Andrew McSparron, better known online as Big Daddy Slims.
Andrew is a food content creator from Northern Ireland whose account started as a personal accountability page after becoming a dad and want... more
Michael sits down with Belfast singer-songwriter and producer Gareth Dunlop to talk about songwriting, Nashville, co-writing, touring and the strange world of writing music for TV and film.
Gareth shares how an early trip to Nashville helped shape h... more
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