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Hosted by Bryan Tuk · society · EN · 82 episodes
Presented by Tuk Law Offices (http://tuklaw.com), Creative Confidential is a podcast where the arts and commerce intersect. Hosted by Bryan Tuk, a jazz musician, attorney and entrepreneur, this weekly podcast invites listeners into conversations with filmmakers, artists, musicians and non-profit CEOs about their professional and artistic journeys, their influences and the challenges they have faced along the way. This podcast has lessons and stories for aspiring artists, anyone involved in creative work and patrons and lovers of the arts.
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Creative Confidential with Bryan Tuk
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Creative Confidential with Bryan Tuk
In this episode of the Creative Confidential podcast, host Bryan Tuk interviews William Childs, a marketer, creative consultant, writer, and teacher. They discuss Childs' book, Child's Play, and the importance of creativity in various aspects of life. They also explore the challenges of living a creative life, the need for a culture of creativity in organizations, and the impact of technology on creativity. The conversation highlights the value of curiosity, embracing change, and being open to new ideas. The episode concludes with a Q&A session.
Creative Confidential with Bryan Tuk
This episode of the podcast was recorded before a live audience at Musikfest 2024 in Bethlehem, PA. This episode is sponsored by Lehigh University. Dick Boak is an illustrator, luthier, musician and storyteller who exemplifies the concept of leading an interdisciplinary creative life. For more about this interview, please subscribe to the newsletter at http://bryantuk.substack.com
Creative Confidential with Bryan Tuk
This episode is a brief overview of what to expect at our first ever live event at Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA on August 8th. Our guests will include three dynamic and accomplished creatives from different fields: William Childs, Paul Miller a/k/a DJ Spooky and Dick Boak. To subscribe to the newsletter, please visit: http://bryantuk.substack.com/about
Creative Confidential with Bryan Tuk
For those that work in the creative industries, is "content" a dirty word? I posed this question to my readers last week and got some thought provoking responses, some of which appear in this episode. Join the newsletter community: http://bryantuk.substack.com Please support the contributors on this episode: Shawn Cav: https://shawncav.substack.com/ Jamie Dibs: https://jamiedibs.substack.com/
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