Julie and Peter chat about their upcoming trip to the USA and their plans to start a family.

Five years after graduation, Julie and Peter chat about their time at the Glasgow School of Art and remember why it’s important to think like a student.

Julie and Peter discuss the how they deal with being creatively depleted, what to do and what not to do when you need to get your your creative buzz back.

Julie and Peter search through their early memories in pursuit of their ’origin stories’. Julie tells how she started a street stall at age 12 to sell home made accessories and Peter describes his primary school gang called the Kamikaze Run Squad.

Photographer Jessica Clark joins Julie and Peter for an honest chat about money and the appeal of forcing yourself to work so hard that you break bones.

Julie and Peter chat about books, the importance of personal space, The Phantom Thread, men and women, and the necessity of tension in relationships.

Julie and Peter chat about the promise of a new year, HBO's 'Girls' and answer a listeners question about how to grow your audience.

Every artist risks humiliation when they reveal their work to the world, so why take the risk? Julie and Peter watch ‘The Disaster Artist’ and discuss their past creative embarrassments before deciding what topics, if any, are not suitable for the podcast.

Julie and Peter attempt to answer a tough question: "How does love and marriage effect creativity"?

Julie and Peter talk through their job history and the realities of having a 'side job' to supplement creative endeavours.