96 episodes
A Podcast for Creatives Michelle Hickey and Steve King
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4.7 • 22 Ratings
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An audio experience for creatives and thinkers in all fields, including design, social media, music, writing and digital communication.
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The Art of Ending Things
It’s tv finale season, and as some of our favorite shows wrap their stories, it left us wondering about the importance of ending on the right note.
In this episode, we chat about the finale episodes that left lasting impressions and the ones that left us wanting more, including The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Fraiser, The Golden Girls, Seinfeld, The Office, Everybody Loves Raymond, LOST and The Big Bang Theory.
What is your favorite series finale, and why? Plug in and join in the conversation.
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Howard Stern and Jerry Seinfeld's conversation about ending Seinfeld's run
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Eye-catching content that gets to the heart
Today, images, videos, text and video flood our feeds with such vigor that we often consume them without thought. But amid the content deluge, certain pieces stand out and rise to the surface. What makes those pieces so special, and what causes us to connect to them?
In this episode, we each share three impactful content finds, and chat about the qualities that make us stop, engage, and share.
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Bus Driver Video
Amtrak Birthday Video
Joseph Fasano Poem
Nicky Cass Video
Gretchen Rubin Newsletter
Dave Trott's Article - Ring the Bell
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The advice we wish we'd ignored
We’re taught to follow the rules and listen to the experts, but what happens when the advice turns out to be bad?
In this episode we reflect on experiences with individuals who made us second guess our talents and how their feedback impacted our work.
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Photographs and Memories
When was the last time you looked at old family photos? The kind that are yellowed and printed on that paper they just don’t make anymore. You sort that you might find inside an oversized album?
In this episode, we get nostalgic chatting about childhood photos, old family videos, restoration, and the way they have the power to spark a memory, a thought or a change in perspective.
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Are we done being social on social media?
Social media has been a part of our lives for the past decade, but cultural moments have shifted our behaviors, and it’s time to reevaluate.
In the last year, we’ve witnessed a decline in social interactions and a rise in a new form of communication. Have you shifted your strategy to embrace this new era?
Join us for a conversation about the social media that once was and what audiences crave in 2023.
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How Much Time Should You Spend Creating Social Content?
What is the longest you’ve spent crafting a piece of social media content? Three hours? Three days? How about three months?
In this episode, we discuss an article that breaks down a tweet that took three months of deliberation and seven rounds of revisions before it was published.
Despite its virality, was it an effective social media strategy? Or the best use of time?
We have a lot of thoughts, and we bet you do too. Plug in and join us for our conversation.
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Amtrak Trains tweet article
Michelle Sunday Night Reset Short
Michelle Cat Reel
And So It Goes
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A must listen for any creative
Steve and Michelle are both extremely talented and knowledgeable people in the creative field. Whether you are a college student learning how to navigate the creative industry, or a career professional- they provide extremely valuable insight and takeaways in each episode. Their charisma is special and unique. Highly recommend!! 🔥🔥🔥
Perfect for Creatives!
Michelle and Steve are LIT! Their insights and comments make you think. I usually listen to the podcast while working on my calligraphy business. I highly recommend it to all the creatives out there!!☺️💕💕
The Thoughtful Creatives
This podcast hits on two of my favorite things: 1) it’s a podcast and I love podcasts so it has that going for it and 2) it’s an authentic and interesting conversation about creativity. These hosts really have thoughtful conversations each week to get me thinking and they are different enough to provide multiple perspectives. A great podcast gets the listener to a place where they are thinking, intrigued to stay the course to the end, and leaving with something to relate to. This pod accomplishes all three.