The Creative Trust

The Creative Trust Podcast is a celebration of 20 years of Gloss Creative. Together with our Stellar Alumni we share everything we know to be true about the Creative Process and the business reality of a small but powerful design platform. Subscribe to The Creative Trust Podcast and you'll have access to behind the scenes workings of our scenography, installations, event design and creative processes. Our Creative Director Amanda Henderson chats with the creatives and makers who have 20 years of serious visual candy. The Gloss Alumni share what they know, we promise there will be mountains of discussion and tips on the creative process, design knowledge shared and life experience hacks. Everything you need for a lifetime of creative work. Amanda is curious about where creativity starts, her first question to her guests always, how did you become creative? Amanda apologizes in advance for saying 'I guess' too many times but hey, you can only be yourself. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which The Creative Trust Podcast is recorded The Wurundjeri people, Elders past and present of The Kulin Nations, Naarm (Melbourne, Australia)

The Creative Trust is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 40 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.

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  Episode #4

  Emma Coyne - Camille Agency

  Aug 12, 202655 minS6

  Tastefully Disruptive Brand Strategy. In this episode of The Creative Trust Podcast , Amanda Henderson sits down with Emma Coyne , Founder and Creative Director of Camille Agency in a conversation that binds high level creativity to the very best of company leadership. Throughout this episode we talk about of the challenges of the creative process – whether it’s ideas generation, choosing the right communication platform or ensuring your client delivery is on point, Emma reminds us that growth of any brand will take time and that you should back yourself whilst building a community of like minded professionals around you. Expect that Emma and Amanda will talk about how teams work best together, what kind of manager Emma thinks she is and why intuition is her most valued super power. In this episode Emma and the team at Camille tie their stylistic approach of ‘tastefully disruptive’ to transform brand strategy to another level. Emma refreshing ‘realness’ earns our trust quickly and her sharp wit, nerdy vibe and intelligence make her an iconic force we could listen to all day. Please enjoy ! If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe to The Creative Trust Podcast and join Amanda Henderson as she explores the creative journeys of Australia's most inspiring founders, designers and makers.

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  Episode #3

  Shelley Simpson - Mud Australia

  Jul 15, 20261h 9mS6

  In this episode of The Creative Trust Podcast , Amanda Henderson sits down with Shelley Simpson , Founder and Creative Director of Mud Australia , to explore the story behind one of Australia's most distinctive design brands. From discovering clay by chance in a backyard pottery shed to creating a global business with stores across Australia, New York, London and Los Angeles, Shelley shares her creative purpose, business and life lessons that have shaped Mud Australia. This conversation is a masterclass in creative perseverance, modern leadership and building a brand that values its makers and customers as much as the products they create

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  Episode #2

  Milestone Creatives

  Mar 30, 202655 minS6

  Milestone Creatives - Recorded live in Melbourne as part of a celebration of Ortolan’s 20 years, brought together by The Project Agency. Featuring Chloe Quigley and Simone Elder (Ortolan), Shelley Simpson (MUD), Kate Stokes (Coco Flip), Mardi Doherty (Studio Doherty), and Amanda Henderson (Gloss Creative). In this episode, we bring together a collective of creatives who have spent decades shaping the Australian creative and cultural landscape - each with a distinct practice, but a shared commitment to building work that lasts. At its core, this episode is about longevity - the resilience, vision and intention required to sustain a high-level creative practice over time. We explore what it means to grow thoughtfully - where growth isn’t always about scale - it is about refinement, new opportunities, and staying aligned with your values. There’s a shared understanding that structure creates space for creativity, and that the most enduring work is measured not just by output, but by its impact on people’s everyday lives. A conversation about the long game - and the willingness to begin without knowing the outcome.

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  Episode #1

  The Wardrobe Edit

  Mar 11, 202659 minS6

  In this episode of Creative Trust , Amanda Henderson sits down with Kath Power and Prue Webb, founders of Melbourne-based styling service The Wardrobe Edit . Longtime friends who first met while working at one of Australia’s leading fashion brands, Kath and Prue eventually reunited to build a styling business guided by their motto: never underestimate the power of a great outfit . Rather than starting with shopping, their approach begins inside their clients’ wardrobes - helping women rediscover what they already own and identify the gaps worth investing in. In our conversation, we talk about their journey through the fashion industry, the story behind The Wardrobe Edit , and why personal style often needs to be rediscovered through major life transitions. We also explore Prue’s background in communications and public relations, discussing what PR actually delivers for clients, why it’s often misunderstood, and how businesses can think about visibility more strategically. Along the way, Kath and Prue share thoughtful insights on partnership, kindness in business, the importance of listening, and the changing narratives around women’s style - including the long held myth that you need to be thin to wear fashionable clothes.

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  Episode #6

  Founders & Friends

  Nov 26, 20251h 25mS5

  In this episode of The Creative Trust Podcast , host Amanda Henderson sits down with architect Clare Cousins and designer Grazia Materia - longtime collaborators and friends whose work challenges the idea that design is a luxury. Together, they explore how trust, friendship and shared values form the backbone of their creative process, and why good design should be thoughtful, utilitarian and accessible to everyone - not just those with the budget for bespoke architecture or high-end furniture. This conversation moves between the practical and the philosophical: designing when the end user is unknown, advocating for better everyday spaces in Australian suburbs, and the balance between function, longevity and quiet moments of delight. Clare and Grazia remind us that design is about solving problems, improving how we live, and creating things we’d want to use ourselves. A smart, generous reminder: work with people you like, build with the community around you, and remember - your next great collaboration might already be sitting across the table.

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