It's one of the paradoxes of creative life: the longer you do it, the more tools you acquire, the more it becomes the goal to get simpler. To do less. This week we're talking about the quest for simplicity, and about finding the sweet spot between brevity and clarity. Plus: Slow TV, phantom limbs, Robot Thatcher, greening, a blow to the head, Wesley Van Wesleyson, promises and threats, and content cubed.
A decade ago a group of Dutch researchers postulated that anger may under some conditions be an effective spur to creativity. We’re unpacking that...
In this episode we're looking at Impostor Syndrome, the conviction that you've been faking it and are always just inches away from being unmasked....
In this episode we're talking about tools of the trade. Every creative trade has them. But they function in a variety of ways: As...
