Creativity Is The Cure

Malcolm Moore

In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions about how creativity influences their daily lives and work. Malcolm lives in California with his wife and cats. Episodes, in general, drop every Wednesday and Sunday.

  1. 27 Jun

    Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude

    Send us Fan Mail ~ Rebecca Sands Coutts is the Post Audio and Studio Manager at Warner Brothers, Discovery and Cartoon Network. More than twenty-five years of media and communications experience in film, commercials, radio, podcasting, print, multi-media and social media. Her unique mix of creative, production, public relations and technology experience gives her an expansive knowledge base to draw from when helping clients in both traditional media as well as social media and non-traditional approaches. Rebecca sits down with Malcolm to discuss how creativity affects her work and personal life. Topics include; Cartoon Network, Discovery, Warner Brothers, Chris Diamantopoulos, Mark Hamill, Maurice LaMarche and Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal. Recorded in Burbank June 2026 at Second Century; Warner Bros.’ new headquarters. Please visit- Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal *This interview took place at the very beginning of the Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire in Los Angeles, CA. The inferno began shortly before 2:30 p.m. on June 17, unbeknownst to the green-eyed CITC showrunner. This accounts for Rebecca and Malcolm both displaying super scratchy voices and sporadic coughing fits. Support the show CREATIVITY IS THE CURE is a podcast about how creativity influences people in their daily lives and work. In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions. For more info, go to www.creativityisthecure.org.

    Rebecca Sands Coutts: Fortress of Solitude
  2. 4 Jun

    Will Lee: The Sinning Saint

    Send us Fan Mail ~ Will Lee is an American bassist, vocalist, and songwriter renowned for his extensive session work across genres including jazz, pop, rock, and R&B, as well as his record-breaking tenure (1982-2015) with Paul Shaffer on Late Night with David Letterman as part The World's Most Dangerous Band (NBC) and then also on The Late Show with David Letterman as part of the CBS Orchestra. Over his career spanning more than five decades, Lee has contributed to over 2,000 recordings, performed with icons such as Frank Sinatra, Steely Dan, and Ringo Starr, and earned a Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album for Some Skunk Funk in 2007. He is also a founding member of the Beatles tribute band the Fab Faux. Lee discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. Topics include; The Beatles, James Brown, Hiram Bullock, Phil Collins, Crowded House, Anton Fig, Freddie Hubbard, Steve Jordan, Steve Khan, Robert Palmer, They Might Be Giants, Steve Winwood and Stevie Wonder. Special guests; Donick Cary, Steve Gadd, Rick Marotta and Chris Parker. Please visit- WillLee.com Recorded June 2026 on the phone between California and France. Support the show CREATIVITY IS THE CURE is a podcast about how creativity influences people in their daily lives and work. In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions. For more info, go to www.creativityisthecure.org.

    Will Lee: The Sinning Saint

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In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions about how creativity influences their daily lives and work. Malcolm lives in California with his wife and cats. Episodes, in general, drop every Wednesday and Sunday.

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