In this episode, we talk to Anant about the similarities and differences between creative projects within STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, MATH) and non-STEM. Anant walks us through his journey with learning how to improvise in Jazz and how that relates to his career in data science. Jacob Collier somehow makes his way into our conversation which seems to be inevitable when Anant and I talk, but we tried to keep the tangents to a minimum...

In this episode we talk to Remi about her journey in finding a creative outlet. She talks about her experiences with trying out creative outlets within dance, music, and art and gives us insights on how to get started with a new creative endeavour. Flexing that creative muscle is as simple as trying something new and Remi shows us that being intentional about setting aside creative time in your life is crucial.

In this episode, we talk to Tony about his journey to becoming a filmmaker who has the range to create cinematographic short films and also silly videos of his friends. While we reminisce over our early days as friends, we talk about Tony's favourite parts of filmmaking and how he's managed to keep up with it even with his hectic schedule. Be sure to check out Tony's YouTube channel here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1v0PdGAj2rEirm8Djc74RA.

In the episode, we talk to Jason about his creative journey in pursuing his dream job as a professional dancer. Jason shares his experiences in how he got started in dance and talks about all of the amazing places he has been as a result of dance. After hearing about his passion for this creative art form, it'll make you want to sign up for the next available dance class! Links to Jason's podcast and socials are below:https://www.instagram.com/jasonliel/https://www.facebook.com/jason.liel/https://jasonliel92.wixsite.com/curatisthttps://backgrounddancer.buzzsprout.com/

In this episode, we talk to Deanna about what it means to be creative and all the different avenues in which you can express creativity. We discuss the difficulties in labelling ourselves as "creative" and how we can overcome that. Here's the link to the Ted Talk that we talked about in this episode - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0bsKc4tiuY&t=570s&ab_channel=TED.

In this mini-episode, I talk about my latest creative project of developing an iOS app for the first time. I go through the highs and lows of this year long process and some of the takeaways from this experience.Email me at [email protected] if you have any ideas of what creative project I should tackle next!

In this episode, we talk to Rabeea about her journey in art and how it has given her an outlet from her day job of being a top notch software developer. She gives us a look into how she's been able to use different types of media to express herself and think outside of the box. With a series of inspirational one-liners sprinkled within our conversation, Rabeea teaches us how to not be intimidated by a blank canvas.

In this episode, we talk to Brian in a series of side-tracked conversations about the key to developing hit apps and how to stay creative in a technical industry. Brian provides insights on his motivations behind creating projects and what he does when he encounters a roadblock during project development. Check out Brian's work at https://www.bnor.me/.

In this episode, we talk to Tanushree about her journey in learning how to play the ukulele. Going from a prop that she moved from apartment to apartment to a musical instrument that can be used to accompany her angelic voice, Tanushree walks us through the experience of learning a new instrument. Tanushree gives us a look into the difficulties in sharing her music and how she's trying to overcome that.

In this episode, we talk to Oriana about her love of card writing, ways to combat writer's block, and the best kind of headphones to wear while trying to write. Oriana shares her advice on how to overcome the initial barriers of creative writing and different types of prompts to help you get started.