Podcasts by No Cure For Curiosity
What do a comic book writer, photographer/musician and playwright/filmmaker have in common? They all ended up working together in advertising. But they never left their original creative passions behind. Dan Chichester, Mark Bellusci and Jeff Bratteson learned that keeping their creative passions alive is not a hobby; it’s a vital part of what they do, who they are, and how they succeed both financially and creatively. Now they’re podcasting the thoughts and discoveries that keep them perpetually curious about all things creative.
Further podcasts by Chichester Bellusci Bratteson
Podcast on the topic Kunst
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Social Media: Creative Friend or Time-Draining Foe? from 2018-08-28T02:30:41
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, SnapChat: so many social media venues to explore, learn from and network on. But for creativity and productivity, is social media the great equalizer or the ...
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Is A Safe Job Career Suicide? from 2018-08-13T18:10:34
These days, safety is big. “Stay safe.” “Safe travels.” “Find your safe place.” But can we be deluded when we make creative sacrifices for what we assume to be a “safe” job? And can that supposed “...
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What Does It Take To Be A Creative Leader? from 2018-07-31T04:15:23
It’s one thing to motivate yourself to create, but what does it take to motivate others to create with you—either on your personal project or for a professional project. As creatives who have all s...
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Make Bad Shit from 2018-07-16T20:48:19
What’s the biggest obstacle to your writing that short story, shooting that sunset, composing that song? If you’re like a lot of us, it’s the fear that what you create will be bad shit. So instead ...
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Will It Blend? from 2018-07-02T20:48:30
Based on our personal experiences and those of other creative professionals, we take on the eternal challenge of finding the perfect balance of creating for ourselves, and creating to make a living...
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Death of Storytelling from 2018-06-18T18:42:47
Talk about putting serious mileage on a phrase. Everyone — and every business — is now a storyteller. But what stories are they telling, and are they actually stories? Or are they thinly veiled pro...
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