Creative South Podcast
Summary: The Creative South Podcast focuses on the “people” behind the design. The best way for us to do that is to talk to people and listen to them share their stories. Not necessarily the stories you hear from the stage, but ones you get when you actually have a conversation with someone. We want to have conversations not only with the presenters and people hosting workshops, but the vendors and attendees. We also want to talk to other creative people, not just the designers, illustrators, and photographers, but the developers, writers, musicians, comedians, chefs and anyone else that uses their creative talent. It's not about being from the South, that's just where we live! If you have suggestions for guests or questions about the show, please reach out to us on Twitter @creativesouthga or @jfrostholm, or shoot us an email at jason at creativesouthga dot com. #Hugnecks
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- Artist: Jason Frostholm
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Podcasts:
Today, I talk with Brad Weaver and Tara Victoria of The Banner Years, a branding, storytelling, and experience design studio that makes ideas happen with heart. We talk about how The Banner Years Started, balancing a professional and romantic relationship, Brad’s book the Creative Truth, dealing with anxiety and depression, and more.
Today, I talk with freelance designer and host of the Makers of Sport Podcast, Adam Martin. Makers of Sport, is a sports design and branding podcast that interviews notable designers in the world of sport. We talk about how Adam got into sports branding, where the podcast started, and more.
Today, I talk with Nova Scotia, Canada-based designer and illustrator Liz Mac. We talk about performing fire arts when she was younger, leaving the arts to pursue being a pastry chef, coming back to the arts after a knee injury, D&D, modeling, guys with cameras, and more.
Today, I talk with Shane Helm, Chief Creative Officer for Engage, a digital agency working in the political arena. We talk about the importance of faith to him, his career path, and Creative by Design – a program focusing on faith and how God intended for us to use our talents to impact the world.
Today on the podcast, I talk with the guys from Master of One Podcast, Andrew, Luke, and Patrick. If you’re not familiar with Master of One, it’s a great pop culture podcast focusing on Art and Design, Toys and Games, and Televisions and Film. The guys and I talk about their individual origin stories, how Master of One started, and be sure to listen all the way through to find out how you can win Master of 1 and Creative South Podcast t-shirts
Today on the podcast, I talk with Andy Hunt the creator of NecronomiCards, a horror-themed card game. We talk about starting off freelancing while working at a sushi restaurant, the challenges of working for a start-up, balancing a family, full-time job, and freelance, all while starting NecrominiCards, and more.
Today, I talk with Miami-based designer, Peter Bacallao about growing up a 1st generation Cuban-American, battling depression and anxiety, how surrounding himself with positivity helped him find self-confidence, and how it improved his work.
Today, I talk with Los Angeles based illustrator, designer and hand lettering artist, Jillian Adel. We talk about her time working in agencies in New York, the challenges of being self-employed, pole dancing, tarot readings, and more.
Today, I talk with designer and educator Jamal Collins, better known as Jay Working. We talk about growing up in East Cleveland, working in-house and feeling isolated and like and outsider, what educating kids in digital arts has done for him, and more.
Today, I talk with designer and hand lettering artist, Scott Biersack. We talk about being nearly homeless when he was younger, his time studying type designs at the Cooper Union, dealing with depression and anxiety, the pressure he puts on himself, and more.
Today, I talk with Josh Ariza, a freelance designer and founder of Chomp, a lifestyle clothing brand based out of Costa Mesa, California. We talk about the value of mentors, running your own business, finding your unique voice, and more.
Today, I talk with Mitch Shepherd of Humbly Made, a lifestyle clothing brand based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. We talk about growing up in Ohio, the challenges of running your own business, working with other artists for Humbly Made’s Designer Series, and more.
41: Shape Warlock, Daniel Haire
Today, the boys from Mossio, Jerett Paterson, Corey Haggard and Peter Deltondo hop on the mics and chat with us. If you’re not familiar with Mossio, they are a full-service product design agency with remote roots and have worked with the likes of Weebly and SimplyHired. We talk about the pros and cons of running a remote agency, their 4-day work week, and the importance of creating a work-life balance for their team.
This is the first time I’m posting a second full episode in a week, that wasn’t a bonus episode! I’m excited and hope that y’all are too. Because, if the response is good and y’all keep listening, I’m going to try to make this a permanent thing. Today, I sit down with Anderson Munro, founder of the lifestyle brand Bluu Dreams. If you recognize Anderson’s name from the podcast it’s because a few weeks ago he was on one of the bonus Episodes recorded Live at WMCFest. I had a great time talking with Anderson and was curious to learn more about him, so I invited him back for a full episode. We talk about everything from growing up a first generation American, to being an accountant by day, to his exciting new work with Mitchell & Ness, RenArts, and Reebok for The Dead End Kids, a ’86 Mets capsule.
