Good Practice presented by Stocksy

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This eclectic interview series with creative practitioners and values-driven leaders explores what makes for good creative and good business. From Stocksy, the global artist-led visual media co-op, C.E.O. Trace Cohen and Creative Director Genevieve Ross co-host conversations with guests from the creative economy whose work has been inspiring us. https://www.stocksy.com/

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  1. 10. Apr.

    Color, Creativity, and Staying Childlike | Karim Perales

    In this episode of Good Practice, Karim Perales, aka “KK,” joins us to unpack his approach to creativity, his deep connection to color, his pursuit of a boredom-free world, and why he feels lucky to have a career that keeps him childlike. Producers: Gabi Bucataru and Tim Hines Good Practice Podcast is your inside look at how creativity actually works. Follow Stocksy: Instagram: @stocksyunited

    Color, Creativity, and Staying Childlike | Karim Perales

  2. 10. März

    The Art of Creative Leadership: What Nobody Tells You | Vincent Wanga

    In this episode of Good Practice, award-winning creative and executive Vincent Wanga joins us to explore the realities of creative leadership: managing downward, sideways, and upward, navigating your own career path, and why emotions play a bigger role in the work than we often admit.

    The Art of Creative Leadership: What Nobody Tells You | Vincent Wanga

  3. 02.12.2025

    How Design Shapes Decision-Making | Melanie Stetter-Hernandez and Matt Ingram, BCG Design Studios

    In Episode 3 of our Signs of Life season, BCG creative strategists Melanie Stetter-Hernandez and Matt Ingram join us to explore how the brain and emotions are engaged through design, coming together to shape strategic decision-making at the highest levels of business. With backgrounds spanning neuroscience, global brand management, and creative direction, the Design Studio specializes in translating complex strategy into clear, resonant narratives that leaders can act on. Bridging gaps between data, human insight, and visual storytelling, they strive to use creativity as a source of clarity, and to wield that power as a competitive advantage. Together, we unpack how emotional realism influences persuasion, how cultural nuance reshapes global design systems, and why “design as decoration” undersells its true power. We also discuss how AI is changing concepting and collaboration inside creative studios, why human taste still matters, and what it takes to create visual communication that actually moves people.

    How Design Shapes Decision-Making | Melanie Stetter-Hernandez and Matt Ingram, BCG Design Studios

  4. 04.11.2025

    Jason Madhosingh, Principal at Madgood | How Empathy Helps Scale Global Brands

    In Episode 2 of our Signs of Life season, marketing leader and CMO Jason Madhosingh—a.k.a. Madho—joins us to talk about empathy, innovation, and the evolving role of creativity in global business. With experience spanning global startups, social impact organizations and China’s burgeoning financial sector, Jason has built a career around applying deep customer insight to drive meaningful growth. As a cofounder of Xendo and principal of his own consultancy Madgood, he’s worked to bridge technology, design, and people leadership—always through his lens as a self-designated empath.

    Jason Madhosingh, Principal at Madgood | How Empathy Helps Scale Global Brands

  5. 09.10.2025

    Max Kalehoff, Realeyes | Emotion AI, Attention and Targeted Advertising

    At Realeyes, Max helps brands and platforms decode audience reactions using AI-powered face and emotion tracking. With a career spanning leadership roles at Nielsen, Syncapse, and SocialCode, he’s built a reputation helping launch and scale tech solutions at the intersection of advertising and data.  “Technology isn’t about replacing creative intuition,” he says. “It’s about giving teams better signals to build with.” Emotion AI sits at the intersection of empathy and efficiency, able to both capture attention and enhance understanding. During this episode of Good Practice, Max Kalehoff explores that tension, sharing how emotion-aware data is reshaping advertising and what it reveals that traditional metrics miss.

    Max Kalehoff, Realeyes | Emotion AI, Attention and Targeted Advertising

  6. 24.06.2025

    Amy Carvajal, Creative Executive | AI, Originality, and Award-Worthy Creative

    What separates the good from the great in creative work? According to Amy Carvajal, it’s not just originality—it’s curiosity, craft, and the willingness to ask better questions.  A highly-lauded creative exec, former CCO at agencies like Code & Theory and McCann, and founder of Amy & Co, Amy helps brands turn values into action. In this episode of Good Practice, she shares her insights on what makes work stand out, how AI is shaping the creative process in marketing, and why sometimes the best ideas start with rewriting the brief. As a seasoned juror for the Effies, Webbies, and many more, Amy has seen firsthand what makes great creative work rise to the top. For her, standing out isn’t just about having a culturally relevant idea — it’s equally about execution. “Craft is the hardest thing to do,” she says.  Amy also gives an insider breakdown of the U by Kotex’ Break the Cycle campaign which won both her team and the brand much acclaim, as describes how The Whitney museum’s Amy Sherald exhibit has been inspiring her recently.

    Amy Carvajal, Creative Executive | AI, Originality, and Award-Worthy Creative

  7. 01.06.2025

    Kristen Naiman, Chief Creative Officer at The Realreal | On self-expression and healing our relationship to stuff

    How do we move from a culture of consumption to one of considered curation? For Kristen Naiman, Chief Creative Officer at The RealReal and co-founder of A Piece Apart, the answer begins with listening—to ourselves. In this episode of Good Practice, hosts Trace Cohen and Genevieve Ross sit down with Kristen to explore how style, objects, and storytelling intersect to form a personal radar—one that guides not only what we choose to wear, but how we shape our spaces, communicate our identities, and lead creative lives. From the thrift stores of her youth to one of today’s online luxury resale platforms, Kristen has long viewed style not as trend-setting, but as a deeply personal practice. One rooted in instinct, memory, and joy. Reflecting on the evolving meaning of materialism, she shares how her team arrived at a breakthrough creative activation involving Canal Street knockoffs and notions of what’s “real.”

    Kristen Naiman, Chief Creative Officer at The Realreal | On self-expression and healing our relationship to stuff

  8. 05.05.2025

    Shane Ginsberg, Chief Brand Officer of Mach 49 | Communities of interest and unlocking brand value by being of service

    In the first episode of our inaugural season on the theme of Conscious Curation, Mach 49’s Chief Brand Officer shares his practice of helping brands unlock value. A practice at the heart of our work at Stocksy, curation is an adaptive mode of thinking — one we share in common with many disciplines within the creative industries. Creativity isn’t just about having good ideas—it’s a mix of taste, instinct, and just enough overthinking to keep things interesting. Together, Stocksy C.E.O. Trace Cohen and Creative Director Genevieve Ross co-host this interview series, explore how curation feeds into our guests’ creative practice. Taking a cue from our recent culture report, the Curation Paradox, they talk with industry-leading practitioners to find out what it takes to make work that stands out — and stands for something — in the ever-more crowded sea of sameness.

    Shane Ginsberg, Chief Brand Officer of Mach 49 | Communities of interest and unlocking brand value by being of service
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This eclectic interview series with creative practitioners and values-driven leaders explores what makes for good creative and good business. From Stocksy, the global artist-led visual media co-op, C.E.O. Trace Cohen and Creative Director Genevieve Ross co-host conversations with guests from the creative economy whose work has been inspiring us. https://www.stocksy.com/

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