The Creativation Show

Dr. Andre Walton
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The Creativation Show is a podcast that explores how creative thinking can transform every area of life, from personal growth and happiness to leadership, innovation, decision-making, and resilience. Hosted by Dr. Andre Walton, the show combines science, psychology, creativity, and real-world insights to help listeners unlock their natural creative potential and apply it in practical ways every day. Through conversations with innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, comedians, and thought leaders, each episode delivers actionable strategies to reduce stress, overcome challenges, think differently, and create a more fulfilling life. Whether you consider yourself creative or not, The Creativation Show will help you rediscover the creative mindset that fuels curiosity, confidence, problem-solving, and human connection.

  1. 1h ago

    The Surprising Connection Between Wellness and Creativity with Mary Haberski

    What happens when creativity becomes more than something you do and becomes part of how you transform your life? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton sits down with award-winning wellness expert, educator, and entrepreneur Mary Haberski to explore the powerful connection between creativity, wellness, curiosity, and personal growth. Mary shares her unconventional journey from a difficult childhood to more than 15 years in the wellness field, and how nature, art, yoga, spirituality, education, and an intense curiosity about human behavior helped shape the person and professional she is today. The conversation challenges several popular personal-development beliefs, explores why creativity can flourish when we give ourselves permission to experiment, and examines how understanding ourselves more deeply can influence our health, relationships, work, and ability to create. Mary also discusses how she is using AI as a tool for personal development and through Vida Sana Wellness, where technology is being used with the goal of creating more human connection, not less. If you’ve ever wondered how taking better care of yourself could unlock better ideas, deeper curiosity, and a more creative approach to life, this conversation will give you plenty to think about. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  2. Sep 9

    Why Children Are More Creative Than Adults

    Why do children see possibilities everywhere while adults often see only what they already know? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. André Walton explores how children naturally use curiosity, experimentation, and imagination to make sense of the world, and what happens to that creative thinking as we grow older. Discover how experience, education, social pressure, and our need to fit in can gradually narrow the way we think, and what children can teach us about questioning assumptions, exploring possibilities, and reclaiming our own creative thinking. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  3. Sep 2

    Creativity and Culture Part 2

    What happens to creativity when the culture around you doesn't welcome it? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton explores how workplace culture, social norms, fear of failure, and pressure to conform can either encourage creativity or hold it back. Discover how leaders can create environments where people feel safe to challenge ideas, think differently, experiment, and bring their best ideas forward. 🎧 Tune in to learn how building the right culture can unlock creativity, innovation, and better ideas. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  4. Aug 26

    Why the Darkest Moments Can Fuel Creativity with Frank King

    Can humor help us face some of life’s most difficult conversations? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton sits down with Frank King, the Mental Health Comedian, an acclaimed keynote speaker, TEDx presenter, writer, and professional comedian who uses humor to open conversations about depression, anxiety, mental health, and suicide prevention.  Frank shares his remarkable journey from discovering comedy at nine years old to spending more than 2,600 consecutive nights on the road as a comedian. He also opens up about his own experiences with depression and suicide and how those experiences ultimately helped him discover a deeper purpose for his comedy.   Dr. Andre and Frank explore the connection between creativity, comedy, mental health, failure, and resilience, including why comedy often comes from connecting ideas that seemingly have nothing in common and how learning to fail on stage can build the courage to keep creating.   Frank’s philosophy captures the heart of the conversation: Where there’s humor, there’s hope. Where there’s laughter, there is life.  Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  5. Aug 19

    Creativity and Culture Part 1

    How much of your creativity is truly yours, and how much is shaped by the culture around you? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton explores the fascinating relationship between creativity and culture, from countries and organizations to workplaces, families, and social groups. He reveals how the unwritten rules around us can either give us permission to think differently or quietly teach us to keep our ideas to ourselves.  Dr. Andre examines the tension between our need to belong and our desire to be unique, including how individualistic and collectivist cultures can encourage different forms of creativity.  The key lesson is powerful: creativity needs more than knowledge and curiosity. It needs permission to question, experiment, be wrong, and be different without risking belonging Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  6. Aug 12

    Creativity and Entrepreneurship Part 3

    Can the very systems that make a business successful eventually become the reason it stops innovating? In this episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton concludes his three-part series on creativity and entrepreneurship by exploring the uncomfortable paradox of success. As businesses grow, structure, efficiency, policies, and processes become essential, but they can also slowly replace the curiosity and creative thinking that fueled the business in the first place. Through examples including Sears and the transformation of Switzerland's precision watchmaking expertise into new industries, Dr. Andre shows how creative thinking helps organizations recognize opportunities others miss. He shares four practical ways leaders can protect creativity: encourage curiosity, create dedicated thinking time, reward intelligent experimentation, and make creativity part of the organization's culture. As AI becomes increasingly capable of analyzing and optimizing, he argues that uniquely human curiosity and imagination will become even more valuable. The message is simple: efficiency keeps today's business healthy. Creativity builds tomorrow's. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  7. Aug 5

    Creativity Isn't a Talent. It's Your Natural State with Catherine Llewellyn

    Are we born creative... or do we simply forget how to create? In this inspiring episode of The Creativation Show, Dr. Andre Walton welcomes executive coach, author, podcast host, and founder of Being Space, Catherine Llewellyn, for a fascinating conversation about the true nature of creativity. Together, they challenge the common belief that creativity belongs only to artists and musicians, revealing instead that it is a fundamental human capacity that influences every aspect of our lives, from leadership and business to relationships, innovation, and personal growth. Catherine shares stories from her childhood that shaped her creative mindset, explaining how growing up in an environment that encouraged curiosity, experimentation, and self-expression allowed creativity to become a way of living rather than simply something she did. She argues that creativity is not a skill reserved for a gifted few but an innate human attribute that often becomes buried beneath social expectations, self-doubt, and the pressure to fit in. Together, Andre and Catherine explore why so many adults lose touch with their creative instincts, the role of imagination in leadership and problem-solving, and how reconnecting the mind, body, emotions, and spirit unlocks deeper levels of innovation. They also discuss the importance of human-centered coaching, the value of questioning conventional thinking, and why some of life's greatest breakthroughs happen when we give ourselves permission to think differently. Catherine also shares insights from her work coaching senior executives, entrepreneurs, and purpose-driven leaders, helping them align their professional success with personal authenticity. Through her humanistic approach, she demonstrates that creativity is not about producing more ideas. It's about becoming more fully yourself and allowing your unique perspective to shape the way you lead, serve, and create value in the world. Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, artist, educator, coach, or simply someone searching for fresh inspiration, this conversation will challenge the way you think about creativity and encourage you to rediscover the imagination that's been within you all along. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

  8. Jul 29

    Creativity and Entrepreneurship Part 2

    Having a great idea is only the beginning. The real challenge isn't imagining what's possible. It's transforming an idea into something that creates lasting value. In Part Two of this special series on Creativity and Entrepreneurship, Dr. Andre Walton explores the often-overlooked journey between inspiration and implementation. He explains why successful entrepreneurs don't simply generate ideas. They continually solve problems, adapt to changing circumstances, and use creativity at every stage of building a business, organization, or movement. Dr. Walton introduces a practical framework for innovation built around three essential stages: ideation, feasibility, and implementation. Through engaging stories from his own entrepreneurial career, including developing internationally successful patented products and founding an innovative nonprofit organization, he demonstrates that entrepreneurship is far less about the initial flash of inspiration and far more about the discipline of turning possibility into reality. Along the way, you'll discover why planning is a creative activity, how successful leaders make unexpected connections between ideas, why collaboration often outperforms individual brilliance, and how organizations can unintentionally lose the creativity that made them successful in the first place. Dr. Walton also examines the fascinating story of Sears and Amazon to illustrate how even industry giants can fail when they stop imagining new possibilities. Whether you're launching a startup, leading an established organization, building a nonprofit, or simply looking to think more creatively, this episode offers practical insights that will help you bridge the gap between imagination and execution. Because creativity isn't measured by the ideas you have. It's measured by the value those ideas create when they're brought to life. Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thanks for listening. We'll see you on the next episode.

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The Creativation Show is a podcast that explores how creative thinking can transform every area of life, from personal growth and happiness to leadership, innovation, decision-making, and resilience. Hosted by Dr. Andre Walton, the show combines science, psychology, creativity, and real-world insights to help listeners unlock their natural creative potential and apply it in practical ways every day. Through conversations with innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, comedians, and thought leaders, each episode delivers actionable strategies to reduce stress, overcome challenges, think differently, and create a more fulfilling life. Whether you consider yourself creative or not, The Creativation Show will help you rediscover the creative mindset that fuels curiosity, confidence, problem-solving, and human connection.

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  • Creator
    Dr. Andre Walton
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
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    © 2026 The Creativation Show
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