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Mar 7, 2016 21 min

The Creative Podcast 3/7//16 Why Creativity?

from The Creative Podcast with Andrew L. Hunter Hosted by Andrew L. Hunter

On today's show we talk about what drives us to become creative. Why we feel the need to make stuff... Why we want to entertain people and the need to be recognized. I tell a funny story about one of the first times I played drums for an audience. It will make you smile! Please leave comments, ratings, and reviews on iTunes and Stitcher. Follow me on Twitter @thecreativepod and send emails to [email protected] Thanks!

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