CreatED

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Where the future of creativity and technology takes shape. Hosted by artist and educator Rob Pepper, CreatED explores the people and ideas redefining art, design, fashion, music, film and more — with a focus on the rise of creative tech. Each episode features unfiltered conversations with artists, founders and thinkers working at the intersection of creativity, technology, education and culture. Whether you're a student, creative professional or just curious, CreatED is your backstage pass to how the future gets made. New episodes weekly.

  1. 2025. 10. 14.

    Melanie Gerlis | The Value of Art: Creativity, Commerce and the Art Market

    In this episode of CreatED, artist and educator Rob Pepper sits down with Melanie Gerlis, Art Market Editor at the Financial Times, to unpack one of the most misunderstood relationships in the creative world: art and money. Together they explore how the art market really works - from the primary and secondary markets that determine price, to the growing influence of AI and digital platforms reshaping how artists sell and survive. Melanie offers rare clarity on a system that can seem opaque, revealing the networks, narratives, and economic forces that shape an artist’s visibility. This isn’t a conversation about chasing commercial success - it’s about understanding the system so you can thrive within it. Whether you’re an emerging artist, a collector, or a creative entrepreneur, this episode will help you see how value is constructed, why transparency matters, and how integrity remains the ultimate currency in a world driven by perception. For artists who want to make a living without losing their soul - this is essential listening.

    Melanie Gerlis | The Value of Art: Creativity, Commerce and the Art Market

  2. 2025. 10. 07.

    Emily Aldrich | Getting the Job: What Every Young Person Needs to Hear

    The job market has never been tougher — but according to recruiter Emily Aldrich, it’s also never been richer in opportunity for those who know how to stand out. In this episode of CreatED, artist and educator Rob Pepper talks with Emily Aldrich, founder of Aldrich & Co, a recruitment firm with over 30 years of experience placing people in some of London’s most competitive industries. Emily didn’t go to university — but she built a thriving business from scratch, and now she’s sharing the truth about what employers really look for. Together, Rob and Emily unpack the essentials of getting hired in 2025: How to tell your story (and why most people can’t) Why communication and confidence matter more than grades The smart way to use AI in your job hunt — without losing your voice How creative skills translate into commercial success And why resilience, curiosity, and kindness are your real career superpowers This isn’t a conversation about perfect CVs or quick fixes — it’s about understanding yourself, building confidence, and finding your place in a world that’s changing fast. Whether you’re just starting out, switching paths, or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with practical advice — and a dose of hope. Listen to the CreatED podcast here or on all major platforms— streaming now. Like and subscribe for more insightful interviews on the rapidly changing world of work and how education needs to change to better prepare young people for the future.

    Emily Aldrich | Getting the Job: What Every Young Person Needs to Hear

  3. 2025. 09. 30.

    Matthew Brockman | When an Artist Meets a CEO: Creativity, systems thinking, and leading with imagination

    What do artists and CEOs have in common? More than you might expect — and if you’re in the business world, you might just learn a thing or two from a sculptor’s mindset.In this episode of CreatED, artist and Principal of The Art Academy, Rob Pepper, sits down with Matthew Brockman, Managing Partner of Hg Capital, one of Europe’s most successful private equity firms.Matthew grew up in a family of master bookbinders — a world of precision, care, and deep craft. That creative heritage shaped how he leads today: with clarity, empathy, and long-term systems thinking.Together, Rob and Matthew explore: Why artists and CEOs both lead through vision and uncertaintyHow creative processes mirror high-level strategic decision-makingWhat business leaders can learn from the adaptability and inventiveness of creativesWhy imagination is the overlooked leadership skill in both boardrooms and studiosAnd how embracing multiple career pathways is essential in today’s worldThis is a conversation for the artist who wants to scale and the CEO who wants to think differently. A meeting of minds across sectors — with surprising lessons for both.

    Matthew Brockman | When an Artist Meets a CEO: Creativity, systems thinking, and leading with imagination

  4. 2025. 09. 16.

    Christopher Duffy | From Swing Tables to AI: Reinventing Craft in the Digital Age

    Christopher Duffy’s path into design blends fine craft with playful illusion — from a life-changing art foundation in Newham to cabinet-making with master artisans, market stalls in Camden, and eventually founding Duffy London. Known for the Swing Table, Shadow Chair and Balloon Table, Chris shares how he builds concept-first pieces to a “99.9% finished” standard, why he kept his studio intentionally small, and how CAD and AI now supercharge visualisation, marketing, and iteration without losing the human hand.In this episode of CreatED, Chris and Rob discuss:The leap from sensible furniture to bold, viral statement piecesHow digital tools — from CAD to AI — accelerate prototyping and storytellingThe trade-offs between exclusivity, scale, and creative freedomWhat young designers need today: tool fluency, build awareness, and entrepreneurial gritA candid conversation about resilience, risk, and the future of making — with Rob Pepper and Chris Duffy.

    Christopher Duffy | From Swing Tables to AI: Reinventing Craft in the Digital Age

  5. 2025. 09. 09.

    Nicole Anderson | Producing Animation: Creativity, Collaboration & Resilience

    Nicole Anderson’s journey into animation was anything but linear — leaving school early, working a decade in pubs, and then pivoting back to her creative roots through 3D modelling and animation. She co-founded her own studio, learned business skills the hard way, and discovered her strength in production and team leadership.In this episode of CreatED, Nicole and Rob explore:The realities of running an animation studio and balancing creativity with businessWhy communication, resilience, and sociability are as critical as technical skillsHow AI and real-time rendering are reshaping animation pipelinesBarriers facing young people entering the industry — and how to break themThe importance of confidence, critique, and building community in creative careersNicole’s story is one of persistence, adaptability, and belief in the value of creativity as serious work. A must-listen for anyone navigating non-linear paths into Creative Tech.

    Nicole Anderson | Producing Animation: Creativity, Collaboration & Resilience

  6. 2025. 09. 02.

    Matt Gierhart | Creativity Meets Code: What AI Can’t Do

    From punk bands to IBM Consulting, Matt Gierhart has always lived at the edge of culture and code. In this episode of CreatED, he sits down with Rob Pepper to explore what happens when art, strategy, and AI collide — and why ambiguity might be our greatest asset. They discuss the rise of “hybrid” creative-tech roles, why generalists are thriving, and how to stay grounded when everything’s changing. Matt also shares insights from the frontlines of AI deployment and why he still believes human instinct will shape the future of innovation. If you’re curious about creativity, tech, or the skills that will still matter in 2030 — this one’s for you.

    Matt Gierhart | Creativity Meets Code: What AI Can’t Do

  7. 2025. 08. 26.

    Gautam Rajani | Building Creative Careers in the Fashion System

    Gautam Rajani’s creative journey spans continents, industries, and mindsets. Now co-founder of luxury menswear label SMR Days, he joins Rob Pepper to unpack what it really takes to build a brand — and a career — in today’s fractured fashion landscape.They talk digital-first design, AI in merchandising, and why London is losing its grip as a global creative capital.If you care about fashion, global creativity, or making things that last — don’t miss this.

    Gautam Rajani | Building Creative Careers in the Fashion System

  8. 2025. 08. 19.

    Esther O’Callaghan | The System Is Broken — Let’s Build What Comes Next

    From free school meals to reshaping the future of work through Hundo, Esther O’Callaghan has spent her life creating opportunities for young people the system overlooks. In this episode of CreatED, Rob Pepper and Esther dive deep into the failures of traditional education and what needs to change — fast.They explore the disappearing entry-level job, why CVs no longer serve talent or employers, and how we might design a fairer, more future-fit system for Gen Z. Esther also shares lessons from building careers platforms, working on Coldplay’s climate strategy, and disrupting from inside and out.If you care about young people, equity, or the future of education — this one’s essential.

    Esther O’Callaghan | The System Is Broken — Let’s Build What Comes Next
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Where the future of creativity and technology takes shape. Hosted by artist and educator Rob Pepper, CreatED explores the people and ideas redefining art, design, fashion, music, film and more — with a focus on the rise of creative tech. Each episode features unfiltered conversations with artists, founders and thinkers working at the intersection of creativity, technology, education and culture. Whether you're a student, creative professional or just curious, CreatED is your backstage pass to how the future gets made. New episodes weekly.

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