Creative Work Hour

Creative Work Hour Podcast Welcome to the Creative Work Hour Podcast, where creativity finds its voice and passion meets productivity. Each episode is your chance to dive into the heart of creative expression, offering inspiration, practical advice, and a supportive community vibe. Join us as we explore the stories behind our flagship event, Creative Work Hour, and discover how creators from all walks of life carve out time for their personal projects amidst the chaos of daily life. Our episodes feature in-depth conversations with participants and facilitators, sharing their unique insights and experiences in nurtu

Creative Work Hour is a self improvement podcast hosted by CWH, with 73 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.

CWH hosts Creative Work Hour, a self improvement show with 73 episodes published.

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  Episode #73

  Episode 73: How safe is your creative work? Featuring Artemis North

  Dec 20, 202532 minS2

  <h2>Creative Work Hour Podcast</h2> <p>Episode 73: How safe is your creative work? Featuring Artemis North<br /> Release date: December 20<br /> Focus: Digital security, creative ownership, and what happens when things go wrong</p> <p>Featuring Artemis North</p> <p>Hosts & contributors<br /> Greg · Alessandra · Artemis North · Shadows Pub · Gretchen · Devin · Bailey · Melanie</p> <h3>Episode overview</h3> <p>This episode takes a more interview‑driven format following a serious real‑world security breach involving longtime Hive creator Artemis North. The conversation widens into an honest, practical discussion about creative ownership, account security, trust, recovery, and what creators can actually do...

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  Episode #73

  Episode 73: How safe is your creative work? Featuring Artemis North

  Dec 20, 202532 minS2

  <p>A candid conversation about creative ownership, digital security, and what happens when access to your work is taken away. After a serious account hijack affecting longtime creator Artemis North, the Creative Work Hour team talks openly about breaches, recovery, community support, and practical ways artists can protect their work—without fear or shame.</p>

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  Episode #72

  Episode 72: Accomplishments and important things that happened this year.

  Dec 14, 202525 minS2

  <h2>The Creative Work Hour Podcast — Episode 72</h2> <p>Accomplishments and important things that happened this year.</p> <p>Release Date: December 13, 2025<br /> Episode Theme: Year-in-Review, Community, Creative Process<br /> Primary Show: The Creative Work Hour Podcast<br /> Cross‑posted for: The Support and Kindness Podcast</p> <p>Hosts & Contributors:<br /> Greg, Alessandra, Shadows Pub, Gretchen, Melanie, Devin</p> <p>Website: https://creativeworkhour.com</p> <h2>Episode Summary</h2> <p>In this year‑end reflection episode, the Creative Work Hour community gathers to look back on what 2025 has meant—creatively, personally, and collectively. The conversation centers on why Crea

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  Episode #72

  Episode 72: Accomplishments and important things that happened this year.

  Dec 14, 202525 minS2

  <p>A heartfelt year‑in‑review episode where the Creative Work Hour community reflects on what 2025 brought creatively and personally. With stories from Greg, Alessandra, Shadows Pub, Gretchen, Melanie, and Devin, Episode 72 explores how consistency, kindness, and shared presence matter more than output—showing how creative work grows through structure, rest, and community over time.</p>

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  Episode #71

  Episode 71: Morning Routines? What Works, What Doesn’t?

  Nov 22, 202519 minS2

  <p>Title: The Creative Work Hour Podcast</p> <p>Episode 71: Morning Routines? What Works, What Doesn’t?</p> <p>Episode summary</p> <p>Today’s conversation circles around a deceptively simple question: what do your mornings actually look like, and how have you tinkered with them to make life easier, more enjoyable, and more creative?</p> <p>The group compares wildly different styles of starting the day:</p> rigid, work-driven mornings vs. post‑retirement freedom cat‑dictated wake‑up times early‑bird competition to get to the office first “I hate mornings but they’re my most productive time” and the quiet reality...

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