Creative Space with Jennifer Logue
Jennifer Logue hosts a podcast dedicated to making creativity accessible to everyone. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, filmmakers, musicians, scientists, and more, she explores creativity from many different perspectives. The goal is to learn and grow in creativity together, with new episodes released every Sunday. Listeners are encouraged to rate and review the show, and are reminded that everyone is born creative and should make space for their creativity.
Episodes
How I Left It All Behind to Move to LA
After years of dreaming about change, I finally did it—I left Philly, packed up my life, and moved to LA with just three suitcases. In this episode, I share the lessons I learned from letting go of my stuff, closing a chapter with love, and starting fresh in new soil.If you’ve ever felt stuck, held back by old baggage, or afraid to make a big decision, this episode is for you. I’ll talk about the
5 Signs You Might Be Ready for a Change
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I’m diving into something I’ve lived through, and something I see often in my coaching clients: the quiet signs that it’s time for a change.We don’t always realize it when we’re stuck. Sometimes we’re too busy being “responsible,” too afraid to admit that what we’re doing doesn’t light us up anymore. But the truth is, your inner restlessness might be trying
The Rocking Chair Test: A Visualization to Clarify What Really Matters
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I guide you through one of my favorite exercises to help you reconnect with your deepest values: the Rocking Chair Test.If you’ve been feeling stuck or unsure about a decision, this simple but powerful visualization will help you cut through the noise and tune in to what truly matters. It’s something I use with coaching clients often—and return to myself whe
Admitting What You Really Want
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I’m talking about something so many of us avoid: admitting the goals we’re secretly afraid to want.Whether it’s moving to a new city, changing careers, or chasing a dream that feels too impractical, it’s easy to stay stuck because we don’t even say it out loud. I share my own experience with this—the years I buried my dream of moving to LA—and how finally ad
The LA Experiment (and My Return to Creative Space)
In this episode of Creative Space, I’m getting real about what it means to truly practice what I preach—especially after taking a break from the podcast to do some serious inner work. As a coach, I help people get clear on their goals and make them happen, but I also do the same work myself with my own coach.When I first started working with my coach, my focus was growing my coaching practice. But
How to Take Creative Risks Fearlessly
In this episode of Creative Space, we explore a topic that many creatives face: how to take creative risks without letting the fear of failure hold you back. Inspired by an email from Mia, a visual artist and photographer from Boston, Jennifer shares actionable advice on how to embrace the unknown and step out of your comfort zone to grow as an artist.Whether you're an emerging artist or a se
Tyler Andrews on Acting, Life in LA, and 'The Christmas Chain'
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue sits down with Tyler Andrews, an actor whose journey has taken him from Playhouse West to starring roles in film, television, and theater. Most recently, Tyler captivated audiences as Jerome in The Christmas Chain, now streaming on Apple TV+.Jennifer and Tyler dive deep into:His early life and how a friend's unconventional compliment spar
How to Get into Creative Flow: Tips for Getting in the Zone as an Artist
In this episode of Creative Space, we dive into the elusive yet magical state of creative flow—the moment when everything clicks and creativity flows effortlessly. Inspired by an email from Sam, a filmmaker and musician from Austin, Jennifer shares practical tips on how to enter and sustain this highly productive and fulfilling state more often.Whether you're a writer, musician, artist, or an
Rod Kim On 90s Nostalgia, Songwriting Hustle, and TikTok Fame
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue chats with Rod Kim, a multifaceted creative who wears many hats—songwriter, TikTok influencer, and podcast host of Rod Kim’s Millennial Sleepover. From crafting music for high-profile clients like the Philadelphia Phillies and Google to building a devoted TikTok following as a 90s nostalgia guru, Rod shares his incredible journey in the entert
Is Copywriting Dead? How to Stay Relevant in the Age of AI
In this episode of Creative Space, we explore a question that’s causing concern for many in the advertising industry: is copywriting becoming obsolete with the rise of AI and automation? Inspired by an email from Kevin, an Associate Creative Director at an ad agency, Jennifer provides advice on how copywriters can stay motivated and relevant in this rapidly changing landscape.Whether you're a
How to Find a Creative Community: Tips for Connecting with Like-Minded Artists
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue tackles a common challenge for many creatives: finding a supportive and inspiring community. Inspired by an email from Alex, a freelance writer from Portland, Jennifer shares practical advice on how to connect with like-minded creatives, whether you're working from home or searching for a community that truly resonates.Whether you’re an a
How to Stay Creative When the World Feels Chaotic: Tips for Finding Calm in Uncertain Times
In this episode of Creative Space, we address a common struggle many artists face today: how to stay creative when the world feels overwhelming. Inspired by a heartfelt email from Emily, a visual artist from Seattle, I'll share practical advice on maintaining a creative practice amidst uncertainty.Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting out, this episode offers guidance and encourag
From Indie Promoter to Sonicbids CEO: Dan Melnick's Unique Journey in the Music Industry (Part 2 of 2)
In this second part of our two-part interview with Dan Melnick, now CEO and co-owner of Sonicbids, we pick up where we left off, diving deeper into Dan’s journey and his recent transition to the helm of the company. We explore how Dan’s background as a creative entrepreneur prepared him for this leap, the strategies he uses to combat burnout, and the challenges he’s faced along the way.Tune in as
From Indie Promoter to Sonicbids CEO: Dan Melnick's Unique Journey in the Music Industry (Part 1 of 2)
In the exciting Season 3 premiere of Creative Space, we chat with Dan Melnick, indie music promoter-turned-CEO of Sonicbids, for an insightful two-part conversation about his incredible journey in the music industry.In Part 1, Dan shares his early beginnings—how a football injury led him to discover a passion for music and launch his own company, Turnstyle Music Group. You'll get a behind-the
Christine Ng On Cinematography, Collaboration, and Creative Leadership
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation, featuring New York-based cinematographer Christine Ng. Christine’s work spans commercials, music videos, Emmy-nominated documentaries, and hit TV shows. From shooting her first commercial during Super Bowl 56 to Rian Johnson’s TV series Poker Face for Peacock, Christine’s journey is a masterclass in creativity,
Betting on Your Talent: Tony Savant’s Roadmap for Aspiring Actors
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit a powerful conversation with Tony Savant, a revered acting teacher and director of Playhouse West Philadelphia. Tony’s impact on the acting community is profound, having trained some of the most successful actors in the industry, including Ashley Judd, Scott Caan, Jim Parrack, Jean Elie, and many more.In this episode, Tony and I explore:His jour
Yusuf Muhammad On Managing Desi Banks and Building a Creative Career
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation featuring entrepreneur and artist manager Yusuf Muhammad, also known as Veteran Freshman. With roots in Philadelphia, Yusuf has built an impressive career in event curation, artist management, and creative production. At the time of recording, Yusuf was managing comedian and actor Desi Banks, and his story provi
Jimmy DiResta On the Power of Play and Stepping Out of Comfort Zones
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation featuring the legendary maker, Jimmy DiResta. From his humble beginnings to building a massive YouTube following and starring in Netflix’s Making Fun, Jimmy’s story is a testament to the power of play, stepping out of comfort zones, and following your curiosity.In this episode, Jimmy and I discuss:His journey to
Shab's Resilient Journey: From Refugee to Global Pop Sensation
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation, featuring international pop sensation SHAB. Born in Iran, SHAB's journey from refugee to global pop star is a testament to resilience, creativity, and determination.In this episode, SHAB and I discuss:Her powerful journey from Iran to the United States as a refugeeHow she turned her love for music into a s
Avi Wisnia On Music, Creativity, and 'How Saba Kept Singing' (Emmy-Nominated Documentary)
In this special replay of "Creative Space," we revisit one of our most powerful conversations, featuring singer-songwriter Avi Wisnia. Avi was the very first guest on "Creative Space," and his journey has inspired so many of us.In this episode, Avi and I discuss:His early passion for music and piano lessons at age fiveThe making of "How Saba Kept Singing," an Emmy-nom
The Power of Play: How to Use Fun to Fuel Your Creativity
In this episode, I share a personal story about how a simple, playful act helped me overcome creative block, and I offer three practical strategies to incorporate more play into your daily life. We’ll explore the importance of scheduling playtime, embracing childlike wonder, and finding creative inspiration through playful collaboration with others. Plus, I’ll tell you how a spur-of-the-moment roa
The Role of Solitude in Creativity
Have you ever noticed that your best ideas often come when you’re alone? In this episode of Creative Space, we dive into the powerful connection between solitude and creativity. Discover why some of the greatest minds—like Picasso and Einstein—believed that alone time is essential for serious creative work. I’ll share personal stories, practical tips for embracing solitude, and explore how quiet m
Michael McDonald of Xhilarate On How AI is Revolutionizing Creativity
On this episode of Creative Space, we chat with Michael McDonald, co-founder and lead creative at Xhilarate, a Philly-based design agency. Michael dives deep into how AI is transforming the creative landscape, sharing his personal journey as an artist and designer. Discover how he uses AI to push the boundaries of design, from rebranding a craft brewery to exploring new creative possibilities. Mic
AI Expert Graham Morehead On How AI Creativity Differs from Human Creativity
On this episode of Creative Space, I’m thrilled to bring you an insightful conversation with Graham Morehead, AI expert and author of "The Shape of Thought: Why Your Brain is so Different from AI." From his tech-rich upbringing in Boston to his current role as a professor at Gonzaga University and CEO of Pangeon, Graham shares his extensive knowledge and unique perspectives on artificial
AI and Creativity: Questions We Must Consider
What happens when artificial intelligence steps into the realm of creativity? On this episode of Creative Space, I recount my own experience grappling with the presence of AI in the arts. We'll explore three pressing questions society must contemplate regarding AI's impact, including whether AI can genuinely be creative or not and is a work truly art if it was created with AI. I’ll also
Artists and Birthday Anxiety
What if you could transform your birthday from a source of anxiety into a celebration of your unique journey as an artist? On this episode of “Creative Space,” we explore the emotional rollercoaster that birthdays can be and how I learned to cherish them rather than dread them. Drawing inspiration from Jonathan Larson's song "30/90" from ‘Tick Tick Boom,’ I share my personal evoluti
21 Artist Date Ideas Perfect for Summer
Summer is a fantastic time to ignite your creativity and rediscover the joys of childhood through artistic adventures. In this episode of Creative Space, host we delve into 21 exciting artist date ideas inspired by Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way." These ideas are designed to nurture your inner artist and make the most of the vibrant summer season. Whether you're an expe
The Pros and Cons of Going on Vacation for Artists and Creative Professionals
Can taking a vacation make or break your creative career? On this episode of Creative Space, we unpack the intricate balance between the necessity of time off and the potential risks it holds for creatives of all kinds. For many, stepping away from daily routines can be transformative, offering much-needed rest, enhanced moods, and fresh perspectives that fuel creativity.But is there a downside to
Help Shape the Next Chapter of Creative Space
Ever wondered what the future holds for "Creative Space?" Today, we take a stroll down memory lane, reflecting on the amazing journey we've embarked on together as we approach the podcast's third year of programming. From inspiring conversations to thought-provoking stories, each episode has been crafted with love and your unwavering support in mind. But here's the exciti
Dr. Merideth Hite Estevez On Rediscovering Joy in Creativity and Her New Book
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Merideth Hite Estevez, a world-class oboist who shares her transformative journey from burnout to bliss. Learn how her experiences at Juilliard and her subsequent creative recovery led her to establish Artists for Joy, a thriving community that helps artists overcome their blocks and rediscover joy in creativity. Merid
Sarah Hester Ross On Embracing Social Media as an Artist and Preventing Burnout
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Sarah Hester Ross, star of social media and stage, known for her unique blend of musical comedy that gets the conversation started around hot-button topics. You may know a few of her hits like “No Babies” or “Stop Giving Men Microphones” or have seen her latest comedy special, “Don’t Mess With A Redhead,” which is now avai
Navigating Life's Waiting Periods
In our journey through life, we often find ourselves in waiting periods—times when opportunities seem distant, and our dreams feel just out of reach.On this episode of Creative Space, we’ll explore how to navigate life’s waiting periods, whether it’s creatively, personally or professionally. We’ll also dive into practical strategies to manage waiting periods effectively. I'll share techniques
Finding Clarity On Your Next Step
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring how to find clarity on your next step. I share my own current conundrum with figuring out what’s next creatively speaking and how I’m responding to the uncertainty.We'll explore practical steps to stay proactive and creative during inevitable “waiting periods” that include adopting an exploration mindset and discovering the power of sma
The Personal Why Behind Your Creative Project
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring the importance of having a personal ‘why’ behind a creative project.I share my own personal ‘why’ for a recent project I started—posting my music practice videos on TikTok as I uplevel my piano and singing skills. This episode is also an invitation to explore your own reasons for pursuing your creative endeavors. Whether you're an aspir
Annika Connor On Allowing Yourself to Shine as an Artist
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Brooklyn-based artist, actor and screenwriter, Annika Connor.Primarily known for her watercolor and oil paintings, Annika also writes screenplays and sketch comedy, and was recently elected to the SAG-AFTRA board for New York. She’s the owner and president of Active Ideas Productions, an arts organization whose mission is
How the Law of 100 Can Help Creatives
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring Noah Kagan’s Law of 100 and how it can apply to creativity.I first heard about the concept on his podcast and loved it so much, I picked up his book over the weekend, “Million Dollar Weekend.”So what is the Law of 100 exactly? Well, you have to listen to the podcast to find out, but if you have a tendency to quit projects too soon, it’s some
Corey Jones of TREBEL on Why Artists Are the Ultimate Entrepreneurs
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Corey Jones, co-founder and Global Head of Music at TREBEL, one of the fastest-growing music streaming platforms in the world. At the time of this recording (February 4, 2024), the company had grown to 13 million monthly users.Prior to TREBEL, Corey was on the finance side of things, getting his degree in Economics from Du
My Biggest Takeaways From Doing "The Artist's Way"
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, as promised, I’m going over my biggest takeaways from reading and doing the work in Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” It’s been a transformative three months, and choosing to get started in January of this year was wonderful, because now we’re into spring and my creativity feels like it’s been infused with new life.If you’re i
"The Artist's Way: Week 12"—Recovering a Sense of Faith
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 12 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Faith.”There is so much to cover but there are four principles we’ll talk about: trusting, mystery, the imagination at play, and escape velocity. One of my favorite passages from this chapter: “We speak often abo
"The Artist's Way Week 11"—Recovering a Sense of Autonomy
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 11 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Autonomy.”There is so much to cover but there are two principles we’ll talk about: acceptance, success and the zen of sports. One of my favorite passages from this chapter: “If you are happier writing than not wr
"The Artist's Way Week 10"—Recovering a Sense of Self-Protection
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 10 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Self-Protection.”There is so much to cover but there are two principles we’ll talk about: fame and competition.One of my favorite quotes from this chapter: “The desire to be better than can choke off the simple d
"The Artist's Way Week 9"—Recovering a Sense of Compassion
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 9 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Compassion.”There is so much to cover but there are three principles we’ll talk about: fear, enthusiasm, and creative u-turns. One of my favorite quotes from this chapter: “A productive artist is quite often a hap
"The Artist's Way Week 8"—Recovering a Sense of Strength
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 8 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, The Artist’s Way. The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Strength.”There is so much to cover but there are three principles we’ll talk about: survival, the ivory power and gain disguised as loss. My favorite quote from this chapter: “Stop complaining about the lousy curv
"The Artist's Way Week 7"—Recovering a Sense of Connection
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 7 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Connection.”There is so much to cover but there are four core principles we’ll talk about: Listening, Perfectionism, Risk, and Jealousy.My favorite passage from this chapter: “We deny that in order to do somethin
"The Artist's Way"—Week 6: Recovering a Sense of Abundance
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 6 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Abundance,” and it’s all about examining our ideas around God, money and creative abundance. There is so much to cover but there are three core principles we’ll talk about: the Great Creator, Luxury, and Counting.
"The Artist's Way Week 5"—Recovering a Sense of Possibility
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 5 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Possibility,” and it continues to expand on the theme of letting go of preconceived limitations and finding flow. There is so much to cover but there are three core principles we’ll talk about: limits, finding the
"The Artist's Way"—Week 4 Recovering a Sense of Integrity
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 4 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Integrity,” and it’s all about letting go of previously accepted limits and experimenting with spiritual open mindedness.There is so much to cover but there are three core principles we’ll talk about: honest chang
"The Artist’s Way” Week 3—Recovering a Sense of Power
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 3 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Power,” and it’s all about letting go of previously accepted limits and experimenting with spiritual open mindedness. There is so much to cover but there are three core principles we’ll talk about: Anger, Synchron
"The Artist’s Way” Week 2—Recovering a Sense of Identity
On this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 2 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Identity,” and it’s all about self definition and setting boundaries as our desires and new interests come to light. There is so much to cover but there are three core principles we’ll talk about: how outside forc
“The Artist’s Way” Week 1—Recovering a Sense of Safety
On today's episode of Creative Space, we're addressing topics from Week 1 of Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way," which is all about recovering a sense of safety. There are three core ideas that I cover in this episode: shadow artists, core negative beliefs, and affirmations. From my own past as a journalist to the nuanced struggles of being a shadow artist, we peel ba
Diving into "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron
Have you ever had a book cross your path multiple times, only to finally pick it up and realize it holds the wisdom you've been searching for all along? That's exactly what happened to me with Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way." Join me on "Creative Space" as I embark on a 12-week journey of creative rediscovery, guided by Cameron's revered process. Thi
Making the Most of What You Have as an Artist
On today's episode of Creative Space, we're exploring the importance of making the most of what we have as artists. There's an unexpected alchemy that happens when we work within our means, and what we think of as limitations can transform into opportunities for innovation and authenticity. I'll share how embracing simplicity in tools and approach not only rekindles our love f
Tony Savant On The Journey To Acting and Betting On Yourself
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Tony Savant, one of the most respected acting teachers in the country and the Director of Playhouse West Philadelphia.He’s helped train some of the most successful actors working in the industry today, including: Ashley Judd, Scott Caan, Jim Parrack, Jean Elie, Charisma Carpenter and many, many more. Along with Robert Carn
The Key to Achieving Your Goals in 2024
Ever find yourself dreaming big but struggling to take the first step? On today's episode of Creative Space, we tackle the art of turning those dreams into reality. I get personal, sharing my journey of how a simple schedule adjustment led to an extraordinary leap in my vocal skills. We'll dissect the mantra "Think big, start small," and I'll show you how this philosophy i
Why We Don't Achieve Our Goals
Has the start of a new year ever made you feel like you're brimming with creative potential, yet find yourself tripping over the same old stumbling blocks? Let's shed light on why we don’t achieve our goals. As someone who's navigated these waters both personally and with my clients, I know the frustration of unmet goals. In this episode of Creative Space, we’ll dissect the common
Announcement: Free Artist's Way Online Workshop Coming in 2024
This is more of an announcement than a full episode, however, I wanted to let you know that I'll be hosting a free online workshop in January 2024 based on "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron.It will start on Monday, January 22nd in 2024 and run from 7pm to 9pm EST each week for 12 weeks. So that takes us through to April. It will all be online, so all you’ll need is Zoom to p
The Beauty of Being a Beginner
Have you ever thrown yourself headfirst into a completely new challenge, feeling the thrill of uncertainty and the flush of fresh excitement? I have, and I’m here to recount the laughs and lessons from my recent foray into improv comedy and the unexpected delights of pickleball. With these tales of trial and triumph still fresh, I delve into why approaching life with a beginner's mindset is n
The Bul Bey On Getting His Music in ‘Abbott Elementary’ and the Creative Process of a Hip Hop Artist
On today’s episode of ‘Creative Space,’ we have the pleasure of chatting with The Bul Bey aka Amir “The Bul Bey” Richardson. By day, he’s the community conversation curator for Philadelphia's PBS and NPR affiliate newsroom at WHYY as well as the music careers coordinator at The Digilogue. But by night, he’s a beloved hip hop wordsmith whose bouncy bars elevate the bright side of working clas
Why Exploring Other Mediums Is A Must For Every Creator
On today’s episode of Creative Space we’re going to discuss why exploring other mediums is a MUST for every creator. So many of us stick to one thing, and that’s a beautiful thing, but sometimes, taking classes in other disciplines can help us strengthen our core craft as well.As an example, I’ve gotten back to focusing on music again but took a class on cinematography that gave me a unique and ne
Speaker Jennifer Lynn Robinson On Overcoming a Traumatic Brain Injury and Building a Life You Love
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Jennifer Lynn Robinson Esq., a respected professional speaker and authority in strategic networking, leadership, and workplace relations whose life narrative is as stirring as it is enlightening. After being hit by a truck and suffering a traumatic brain injury, Jen shares her arduous journey to recovery and the role creat
The World Needs Artists More Than Ever
I had another episode planned for Creative Space this week, but with everything happening in the world right now, it didn’t feel right.This week, instead of listening to the podcast, I invite you to immerse yourself in your creative pursuits. Whether writing, painting, or playing an instrument, I encourage you to channel your energy into creating something beautiful that reflects your unique persp
What I've Learned After Podcasting For One Year
Do you ever feel the pull of an unexplored creative venture? That's exactly the feeling I had a year ago when Creative Space was nothing but an idea sparked in the heart of the pandemic. Today, we're celebrating an entire year of our journey into creativity. We'll be reminiscing about the birth of this podcast, influenced by my journalism background and a burning passion for creati
Director Christopher Macken On Making Art That’s Personal and Raising Awareness About OCD
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with Christopher Macken, an award-winning writer-director, based in Los Angeles. Having graduated from Emerson College in 2015, Christopher broke into the industry assisting actor-writer Charlie Day on projects like Fist Fight, Pacific Rim: Uprising and Cool Kids. This year, Christopher served as a Co-Producer on Fool’s Paradis
What to Do When Someone Tells You To Quit
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we’re going to talk about what to do when someone tells you to quit. I got inspired this week after going through this myself.As artists, it is inevitable that we face criticism. Whether constructive or non-constructive, these comments can impact our creative process, sometimes causing us to question our dreams and passions. But, what if we could turn this adv
Meet the Creative Team: '10 Days in a Madhouse'
On this episode of Creative Space, we meet the creative team behind ‘10 Days in a Madhouse,’ a world premiere opera making its debut at Opera Philadelphia this Thursday, September 21st.Inspired by the audacious exploits of 19th-century reporter Nellie Bly, who faked madness in 1887 to report on the conditions of Blackwell’s asylum from the inside, the opera is brought to life by composer Rene Orth
5 Tips On Pushing Through and Creating Even When You Don’t Feel Like It
On this episode of Creative Space, I share my top five actionable tips to create—even when you absolutely don't feel like it. You'll discover how to acknowledge and honor your emotions, the magic of using a lack of motivation as a creative ingredient, and the power that can come from making a habit of pushing through and doing the work anyway. I'll also talk about Steven Pressfield&
How to Make Time For Creativity
Creativity— it's not just a hobby, it's your lifeline to happiness. Imagine, just by setting aside an intentional time slot for a passion project or a creative task, you can significantly boost your well-being and reduce stress. On today's episode of Creative Space, I'm sharing an insightful journey into the magical realm of creativity, referencing three compelling studies that
The Importance of Embracing a Growth Mindset
Are you ready for an upgrade in the way you perceive your creativity? In our latest episode of Creative Space, it's all about embracing a transformative perspective: the growth mindset. I'll walk you through the process of cultivating this mindset, equipping you with the tools to turn your intelligence, abilities, and talents into learnable skills that can adapt and evolve.Discover the p
Maker Jimmy DiResta On Childlike Curiosity and Stepping Out of Comfort Zones
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Jimmy DiResta, a New York-based designer, builder, and maker who’s often referred to by fans as the “Maker Godfather.” A virtuoso craftsman, Jimmy has been working with tools from a very young age and followed that passion to study and later teach at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City. His creative journey h
Entrepreneur Jonathan Sposato On the Alchemy of Creativity
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with Jonathan Sposato, a renowned entrepreneur with an impressive track record in the tech and publishing industries. He’s the co-founder of Geekwire, CEO of PicMonkey, owner of Seattle Magazine, as well as the founder and acting editor-in-chief of JoySauce, Jonathan’s latest project that aims to increase American Asian repres
Researcher Alix Rübsaam on Artificial Intelligence and What It Means for Artists
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with Alix Rübsaam. She is a researcher in the philosophy of technology and the Head of Curriculum and Expertise at Singularity. Currently based in Amsterdam, she investigates the societal and cultural impact of exponential technologies, including something that’s on the mind of a lot of people right now—artificial intelligen
How Too Much Freedom Can Be a Bad Thing In the Creative Process
Given this is Independence Day weekend, the subject of freedom has been on my mind, and since this is Creative Space, I wanted to talk about freedom within the context of creativity and being an artist. The big idea? I think too much freedom can be a bad thing in the creative process.Listen to the episode to find out why and let me know your thoughts.You can reach out to me on social @jenniferlogu
ECD Christian Carl On Staying Creative Outside of Work and the Journey From Good to Great
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with Christian Carl, executive creative director, copywriter, artist, author, musician and entrepreneur. He most recently served as the Global Executive Creative Director for 160/90, with a client roster that included Lowe’s, Anheuser-Busch, University of Arizona, Marriott, Audi and Reebok. Apart from his 32-year career in adv
Mariano Mattei and Fabian Farina of Four Olives Productions on the Keys to a Great Collaborative Relationship
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with Mariano Mattei and Fabian Farina of Four Olives Productions, a Philadelphia-based production company that has produced over 10 films and won over 26 film awards from festivals all over the world. Their first feature, One Night, is currently streaming on Amazon Prime and their second feature, Sacrum Vindictae, recently had
Musician John Faye On Asian Representation in Entertainment and Writing His First Book
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of chatting with John Faye, a recording artist, producer, and recently retired songwriting professor from Drexel University in Philadelphia, whose career spans over four decades. His various music projects—the Caulfields, John Faye Power Trip, IKE, John & Brittany, and his solo works― have yielded over eight hours of recorded music, so
Freeing My Voice
On today’s episode of Creative Space, I’m sharing a new step in my creative journey: freeing my voice. For 8 long years, I didn’t talk about my epilepsy diagnosis publicly, and repressing it had a lot of unintended consequences, including blocking my creative flow. I hope my experience and insight can serve to help anyone else out there who may be feeling stuck creatively.I only went public about
Shadae Lamar Smith on the Journey From Acting to Directing and Working With will.i.am
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the absolute pleasure of chatting with Shadae Lamar Smith, an old friend of mine who is doing incredible work in film. As Creative Director for the Grammy Award winning artist and entrepreneur, will.i.am, Shadae has directed a number of music videos and branded spots, including his music video for “FIYAH.” He also directed the short film “Miss Famous,”
Artist Lebohang Kganye On Postapartheid South Africa and Continuing the Conversation With Her Late Mother
On today’s episode of Creative Space we have the pleasure of chatting with Lebohang Kganye, a South African visual artist whose work is currently on display at the Barnes Foundation. The exhibition, Tell Me What You Remember, explores apartheid in South Africa, and the generational divide between those who lived through it and a new generation in South Africa, born during the transition to democra
The Two Creative Types: Hawks and Hummingbirds
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we’re going to dive into the two most basic creative types: hawks and hummingbirds.In my creative journey so far, I’ve encountered people who fall into one of these two categories.Could there be more? Most definitely. Could we be both hawks and hummingbirds at different periods in our lives? Of course. I myself have had that experience.But I wanted to bring up
Alisa Frederico of Dressing Jane On Fashion, Confidence and Putting in the Work
On today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with fashion expert and style director of Dressing Jane, Alisa Frederico. A lover of fashion and personal style from a young age, Alisa's career in retail and fashion spans over 25 years at companies like Aldo, Scunci, and URBN. Today through Dressing Jane, Alisa has become a sought after consultant, runway emcee and on-a
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