Creative Conversations at The Granary

Creative Conversations is a weekly podcast where we chat with creatives from all walks of life—photographers, filmmakers, authors, puppeteers, and more. It’s all about exploring their journeys, uncovering what inspires them, and diving into what creativity means to them. Whether you’re a fellow creative or just curious about the creative process, it’s a fun, inspiring space to hear unique stories and ideas.

Creative Conversations at The Granary is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Creative Conversations at The Granary, a arts show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  Creative Conversations: A Year in Reflection

  Apr 19, 202611 minS0

  <p>Mia takes a step back to reflect on what a year of hosting Creative Conversations has taught her about creativity, community, and the creative life itself. Rather than interviewing a guest, she walks through the major themes that have emerged across the conversations — from resilience and return, to authenticity in an over-polished world, to the refusal to be boxed into a single identity. She shares her perspective on her own episodes and the guests Sophia has brought to the show, and unpacks what the podcast was always meant to be: a sanctuary where creative people feel genuinely seen.</p><p>...

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  Episode #29

  Creative Conversations: A Year in Reflection

  Apr 19, 202611 min

  Mia takes a step back to reflect on what a year of hosting Creative Conversations has taught her about creativity, community, and the creative life itself. Rather than interviewing a guest, she walks through the major themes that have emerged across the conversations — from resilience and return, to authenticity in an over-polished world, to the refusal to be boxed into a single identity. She shares her perspective on her own episodes and the guests Sophia has brought to the show, and unpacks what the podcast was always meant to be: a sanctuary where creative people feel genuinely seen. Key themes in this episode Resilience and return — The pattern of stopping and starting again, sometimes years apart. The fear that keeps people from returning, and what it takes to come back. Authenticity over polish — In a world of filters and algorithms, real people with real struggles resonate more than perfection. The value of being seen as you actually are. The creative as a verb, not a noun — Tom Gorst's framework: don't become the label. Stay fluid. Stay able to grow. Keep doing, not being. Multi-hyphenate identity — The creative life that refuses a single box. Photography and mathematics. Music and Reiki. Modelling and DJing. This flexibility seems protective and generative. Community as the real mission — Guests meeting each other. Collaborations forming. Listeners feeling less alone. The podcast as a gathering place, not just a broadcast.

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  Episode #28

  A PhD Journey Unfolded with Jorgi

  Apr 9, 202651 minS0

  <p>James sits down with Jorgi fresh off submitting her PhD to celebrate the milestone and unpack what four years of research actually looked like. Jorgi's thesis sits at an unusual crossroads — circus practice, disability studies, and philosophy — and she walks us through how those three worlds collide, what she discovered, and where she's taking it next. Along the way we hear about growing up in Pembrokeshire, belly dancing in Cairo at age 11, spinning fire every Wednesday, and why she thinks disability is, ultimately, good for innovation.</p><p>"There is no box for me. Can't think inside the box if i...

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  Episode #27

  Rolling with the Punches & Country Vibes with Liam Kenny

  Jan 22, 202629 minS0

  <p>In this upbeat and candid episode of Creative Conversations, Mia Moore sits down with content creator, interviewer, and self-proclaimed “country music idiot” Liam Kenny. Known for his infectious energy, unfiltered honesty, and love of cowboy hats (whether or not they’ve seen a pile of horse poo), Liam opens up about his rise on social media, the joys and chaos of putting yourself out there, and the power of authenticity in a world obsessed with perfection.</p><p><br></p><p>🎤 In This Episode, We Discuss:</p><p>✅ The Accidental Content Creator – How a spontaneous concert video in Hyde Park unexpect...

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  Episode #26

  Set Life, Serendipity & Surviving the Hustle with Tom Reddy

  Jan 14, 202656 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Creative Conversations, Mia Moore sits down with Tom Reddy. An actor whose journey into film and TV has been anything but ordinary. Tom shares his story of jumping into the world of acting post-lockdown, the chaos of life on set, and the reality of building a career from the ground up. From landing his first gig on “Masters of the Air” to stories of serendipity, rejection, and the grind of self-employment, Tom’s candid chat is a masterclass in resilience, humour, and saying “yes” to the unknown.</p><p>🎤 In This Episode, We Discuss:<br> ✅ Diving in Headfi...

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