Creative Rumble

This bonus episode of Creative Rumble is part of Podcasthon, a global initiative where podcasts dedicate an episode to raising awareness for a charity or cause they believe in.For this episode, we’re shining a light on Inscape Tasmania, a Tasmanian arts and health organisation bringing professional artists and musicians into hospital environments to support patients, families and healthcare staff through creativity.Laura speaks with Dr Leigh Tesch, co-founder and Executive Officer of Inscape Tasmania. Leigh is a performing artist, occupational therapist and dance therapist whose work sits at the intersection of creativity, health and community care.In the conversation, Leigh shares how a small pilot program in 2015 at the Royal Hobart Hospital grew into a respected arts-in-health organisation delivering bedside music visits, visual arts programs, storytelling projects and artist residencies across Southern Tasmania.Together we explore:How artists work alongside healthcare professionals in hospital settingsThe Lifescape program and how patient stories become artworksThe role creativity plays in moments of vulnerability and recoveryWhy supporting arts in healthcare mattersAs part of Podcasthon, this episode is helping raise awareness and donations to support Inscape’s work.If this conversation resonates with you, please consider supporting their programs.Donate here: www.inscape.org.au***If you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Spread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2026 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 29. of the Creative Rumble Podcast, hosts Nadia and Laura reflect on the journey of their inaugural season, sharing personal insights and lessons learned from interviewing various creatives. They celebrate the power of creativity, discuss the technical and personal challenges behind producing the podcast, and highlight standout episodes and themes such as resilience, empowerment, and innovation. The hosts announce a short hiatus to recharge and plan for an even more inspiring second season. Tune in for a heartfelt recap that honours the creative spirit and community support.00:00 Welcome to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:57 Reflecting on Season One03:42 The Challenges and Joys of Podcasting09:05 Community Support and Gratitude15:44 Themes and Highlights from Season One20:11 Artistic Journeys and Expression23:38 Empowerment and Leadership27:01 Innovation and Interdisciplinary Pursuits33:14 Reflecting on the Creative Journey34:10 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans36:42 Support and Community EngagementIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Laura and NadiaSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson welcome the award-winning actor and director Jane Longhurst. Longhurst, known for her significant contributions to Tasmanian and national theatre, shares her creative journey from her early days in television to her current endeavors in directing. The discussion touches on her acclaimed performances in theatre productions and her recent work, the 'Black Bag Trilogy,' which explores themes of domestic life, isolation and resilience. Jane delves into her transition from acting to directing, the challenges of securing funding for artistic projects, and the importance of creating meaningful connections through art. A heartfelt and engaging episode that highlights Longhurst's passion, depth, and inventive spirit, promising listeners an enriching exploration of a life dedicated to the arts.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:28 Jane Longhurst's Career Highlights02:09 Transition from Acting to Directing04:10 Jane's Early Career and Challenges06:49 Life Overseas and a Return to Australia10:58 Settling Back in Tasmania13:30 Creative Evolution and New Opportunities27:49 The Reckoning and Future Plans38:51 Workshops and Mentorship39:21 Challenges of a Small Performance Community40:04 Avant-Garde Theatre40:52 Importance of Supporting Local Arts42:35 Struggles of Arts Advocacy44:33 The Decline of Professional Theatre Companies46:42 Personal Journey and Inspiration from Theatre51:42 The Black Bag Trilogy: Concept and Development52:45 New York Experience and Influence01:13:42 Lifecycle: From Concept to Creation01:16:59 Marjorie Bligh's Influence and Self-Sufficiency01:19:02 Collaborations and Funding Struggles01:20:12 Auspicious Arts Projects and Community Support01:26:57 Creative Process and Audience Reactions01:44:12 Future Prospects01:48:48 Final Reflections and GratitudeIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Jane LonghurstSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this week's episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell sit down with Adrienne Morton, an experienced government lawyer with an enduring love for knitting. Adrienne shares her legal career journey, her unique approach to problem-solving, and how knitting provides a creative outlet and meditative escape.Learn about her decade-long involvement with a close-knit community of Tasmanian knitters, her experiences with different knitting techniques, patterns and provenance and how she balances her demanding career with her hobby. Adrienne also shares personal stories, including those from her Chinese-Australian childhood, how she learnt to knit as she healed from trauma and the enduring joys of friends and family.Whether you're a knitting enthusiast or someone looking for creative inspiration, this episode is packed with purls of wisdom, warmth and humour.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast01:17 Meet Adrienne Morton: A Distinguished Government Lawyer02:46 Adrienne's Knitting Journey and Techniques08:11 The Therapeutic Benefits of Knitting13:02 Adrienne's Tasmanian Heritage and Family History17:28 The Importance of Family Stories and Heritage23:20 Knitting Projects and Inspirations37:40 The Sip and Stitch Group: A Knitting Community48:33 Community and Membership Dynamics49:13 Respecting Shared Spaces50:04 Knitting Group Etiquette51:54 Crafting and Creativity56:27 Exploring Different Fibers01:00:47 The Therapeutic Benefits of Knitting01:12:10 Balancing Law and Craft01:16:21 The Journey to Law School01:21:04 Finding New Beginnings01:25:43 The Importance of Creative Outlets01:25:49 Joining the Sip and Stitch Group01:28:40 Making Friends Through Knitting01:33:41 Conclusion and Call to ActionIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Adrienne MortonSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this captivating episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson welcome the vibrant and multifaceted Rose 'Mamma Rosa' Ottavi Kokkoris into their conversation. Rose, a dynamic performer whose talents span from standup comedy to cooking and cabaret, shares her personal story of a creative career, parenting and running a beloved community cafe. The episode explores the deep ties that exist between food, family and traditions and delves into Rose’s passionate love for cooking, which served as her therapeutic outlet during tough times - including divorce, her battle with a brain tumour, the season of becoming an empty nester, and having aging parents. Rose's story is a compelling blend of humour, heartfelt stories, and inspiring reflections - truly showcasing that joy is indeed a dish best served LOUD.00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:44 Meet Mamma Rosa: A Journey Through Comedy and Cooking02:51 A Culinary Experience with Rose04:02 Family and Food Traditions15:16 The Birth of Mamma Rosa22:38 Challenges and Triumphs28:40 Recovery and Rediscovery36:51 Healing Through Cooking37:32 The Slow Passage of Time39:14 Hospital Procedures and Sobering Moments39:59 Rebuilding Life Post-Surgery40:20 Mamma Rosa Pasta Classes43:09 Cabaret Dreams and Bucket Lists48:22 Identity and Generational Gaps53:30 Financial Struggles and Community Support01:02:36 Solo Road Trip Adventures01:12:15 Future Dreams and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Aldrin Rose Ottavi KokkorisSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Join hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell as they step into the vibrant studio of Nicole Ottrey, a renowned costume designer, textile artist, and educator with over four decades of experience. In this episode, Nicole shares her passion for fabric and her journey from fashion houses to teaching at Rosny College, where she has inspired countless young artists. The discussion covers the meditative benefits of sewing, the importance of never putting off creative practice, and the joy of working with students to create stunning theatre costumes. Nicole also talks about memorable projects like the Rosny College production of 'Priscilla' and her personal creations, including a wedding dress and hand-crafted story quilts. Get inspired by Nicole’s unwavering dedication to her craft and her philosophy of making creativity a part of everyday life.00:00 Welcome and Recent Highlights00:42 Introducing Nicole Ottrey03:54 Nicole's Creative Space07:23 Advice for Aspiring Creatives08:17 The Joy of Teaching and Learning12:32 Memorable Projects and Sustainability18:20 Impactful Teaching Moments27:45 Personal Inspirations and Mentors33:01 Collaborations and Standout Moments33:38 The Sartorial Naturalist Project36:58 Theatre Costuming Inspirations39:49 Personal Style and Sustainable Fashion43:44 Story Quilts and Textile Memories46:49 Future Projects and Travel Plans48:56 Upcycling Vintage Clothing50:29 Final Thoughts and Upcoming ShowsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Nicole OttreySpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, landscape photographer Peter Mellows shares his lifelong journey of curiosity and creativity. Guided by his instinct to explore the road less travelled, Peter captures the wild and weathered beauty of Lutruwita, Tasmania. From his first camera in 1979 to his recent accolades, Peter reveals how his diverse background - from sound engineering and graphic design to running a pub - has shaped his photographic practice. Listeners will learn about the intricacies of composing stunning landscapes, the emotional resonance behind his work, and the importance of reflecting and capturing fleeting moments. Peter also discusses his ventures in video work, collaboration with artists, and balancing creativity with commercial demands, all while striving to keep his curiosity alive. Aspiring photographers will find Pete’s insights into lens use, light management and staying true to artistic vision especially compelling. The episode wraps up discussing future ambitions including global travel and fostering local music scenes, leaving listeners inspired to explore their own paths of creativity.00:00 Introduction to Peter Mellows01:23 Peter’s Creative Journey08:24 Landscape Photography Insights15:26 Technical Aspects of Photography39:27 Business Ventures and Environmental Responsibility50:55 The Struggle of Staying True to Creativity53:12 The Power of Storytelling in Photography54:47 Exploring Different Photography Styles57:34 Collaborative Art Projects01:00:32 The Emotional Impact of Photography01:06:05 Future Directions and Inspirations01:14:07 The Excitement of Live Music Photography01:30:14 The Importance of Printing Photos01:32:22 ConclusionIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Peter MellowsSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson introduce Karoline Kent, a multifaceted creative based in Hobart. Karoline's work spans illustration, DJing, dancing, and fitness, each filled with colour, rhythm, and joy. She shares insights into her early influences, including the profound impact of her upbringing and heritage. The conversation delves into her journey from a public servant to a creative powerhouse and how Zumba classes unexpectedly equipped her with the skills needed for DJing. Through storytelling and personal anecdotes, Karoline reveals her passion for making art accessible and joyful. The episode closes with Karoline imparting advice on embracing imperfections and finding joy in creative practice.00:00 Introduction and Relaxation00:38 Meet Karoline Kent: A Creative Force02:53 Karoline's DJing Adventures04:45 From Dance to Zumba14:50 Artistic Journey and Inspirations24:01 Family History35:23 The Practice of Ugly Drawings35:50 Mindfulness and Artistic Cravings36:07 Sharing and Showcasing Art36:48 Diverse Sketching Inspirations38:58 Creating with Clay and Ceramics43:41 Advice for Creative Practitioners01:02:24 The Intersection of Dance and DJing01:04:55 Reflections on Personal Growth and Connection01:07:04 Concluding Thoughts and Future ConnectionsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Karoline KentSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 22 of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell sit down with Samantha Johnston, a self-love innovator and dance educator in Tasmania's performing arts scene. Samantha shares her fascinating life story, from growing up in her mother’s dance studio and professionally training in Melbourne to co-founding key creative platforms like Tasmanian Talent Agency, Industrie Performing Arts, and Equinox Dance and Film. The conversation dives into her process, her unique insights into the arts industry, and her ventures in underwater dance photography and film. Samantha discusses the importance of community in her work, her creative inspirations, and her commitment to mentorship and emerging artists. Samantha's narrative is one of passion, purpose and persistence, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of dance, creativity and personal growth.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 Acknowledging Traditional Custodians00:51 Engaging with the Audience01:57 Introducing Samantha Johnston02:44 Samantha's Early Journey in Dance05:27 A Day in the Life of Samantha07:07 Professional Dance Experiences12:28 Founding Tasmanian Talent Agency13:27 Challenges in the Dance Industry18:35 Underwater Dance Photography26:26 Aurora's Dream: A Unique Dance Event30:38 The Importance of Alignment in Creativity32:09 Self-Awareness and Techniques to Re-align33:35 Exploring Deportment and Etiquette35:55 The Authen-tiquette Course37:58 Incorporating Dance and Creativity in Education45:58 Sustainability and Creative Projects50:55 The Role of Technique in Creative Freedom56:54 Diamontifying Shoes: A Creative Side Hustle01:00:21 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Samantha JohnstonSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 21 of the Creative Rumble Podcast, hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell dive into an expansive conversation with Ryk Goddard, an accomplished storyteller, radio theatre presenter, and educator. They explore the courage required to back oneself in the face of uncertainty, the importance of failure in fostering creativity, and finding wonder in starting anew. Ryk, known for his warmth and intellect, shares insights from his career, upcoming book on masculinity, and personal experiences in leadership. This episode highlights the transformative power of kindness, authentic leadership, and the relentless pursuit of creative expression. It also includes reflections on Ryk's past challenges and successes, emphasising the importance of supporting diverse and inclusive work environments. 00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 Acknowledging Traditional Custodians01:07 Welcoming Ryk Goddard02:20 Ryk's Journey and Reflections on Creativity02:30 The Power of Failure and Leadership02:55 Ryk's Upcoming Book and Masculinity05:10 Navigating Career Challenges09:54 The Importance of Professional Work Conditions26:57 Improvisation and Vulnerability41:52 Exploring Masculinity and Leadership44:38 Overconfidence and Empathy in Leadership45:40 Embracing Creativity in Everyday Life46:45 Advice for Aspiring Creatives47:16 The Power of Self-Acceptance48:46 Recognising Everyday Creativity51:07 Balancing Creativity and Daily Life52:31 The Challenges of Australian Motherhood54:59 The Importance of Outsourcing and Lowering Standards57:25 Perfectionism vs. Creativity01:00:13 Supporting Diverse Leadership01:16:06 The Role of Local Radio01:19:38 Final Reflections and FarewellIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Ryk GoddardSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Join hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson as they celebrate the milestone 20th episode of their podcast, Creative Rumble. In this special Mood Board episode, Laura and Nadia share their exciting experiences from their recent creative tour, which took them across Tasmania to various locations, including the Midlands, Longford, Launceston, St Helens, Scamander, and Swansea. They recount memorable interviews with inspiring creators, the synchronicities that guided their journey, and the joy of connecting with a global audience. The hosts reflect on the importance of backing oneself, remaining receptive to new possibilities, and the impact of meditation and gratefulness. As they plan future tours, Laura and Nadia encourage listeners to share recommendations and stay connected through signing up to their newsletter and checking out their social channels for fun videos from the trip. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation filled with travel tales, creative inspiration, and valuable life lessons.00:00 Welcome to Episode 20!01:04 Celebrating Global Reach02:05 Creative Touring04:50 Some Memorable Experiences 14:44 Future Plans and Reflections24:23 Wrapping Up and Staying GroundedIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Spread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 19 of Creative Rumble, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson introduce the incredibly talented Tasmanian fashion designer, Victoria Bliss. From her early success studying fashion, to winning prestigious awards, showcasing at Melbourne Fashion Week and representing Australia internationally, Victoria's journey is nothing short of inspirational. The discussion delves deep into her career, creative perspectives, working with renowned brands like Forever New and Zimmerman, her passion for sustainable fashion, and the joys and challenges of running her self-titled label. Set in the luxury consignment store Bruce, this episode offers insights into fashion, following your own creative path, and the personal drive that fuels Victoria's remarkable achievements. Tune in to hear about Victoria’s unique approach to design, her future plans, and the importance of sustainability in the fashion industry.00:00 Introduction to Victoria Bliss00:10 Victoria's Early Career and Achievements00:58 Work Experience and Current Endeavors01:24 Exploring Bruce: A Luxury Designer Consignment Store02:10 Unique Shopping Experiences07:28 Victoria's Fashion Journey and Education14:03 Sustainability in Fashion18:17 The Challenges and Rewards of Fashion Design29:02 From Internships to Launching Her Own Label30:11 The Pressure of the Fashion Industry30:55 Authenticity in Fashion Design31:29 Inspiration from the Past32:00 The Influence of Tasmania on Creativity35:46 Challenges of Running a Fashion Business36:11 The Joy of Designing36:59 The Creative Process in the Studio46:31 Empowerment Through Fashion50:27 The Importance of Creativity54:27 Future Plans and ReflectionsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Victoria BlissSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this thoughtful episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, Laura chats with theatre director and educator Emma Sproule about her dynamic approach to reimagining classic texts. Emma shares how she brings new life to works like Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth by exploring the role of women, shifting perspectives, and drawing on the social and historical context. The conversation uncovers the behind-the-scenes process of directing, the creative choices that shape a production, and how theatre can act as a catalyst for deeper conversation and reflection. This episode is packed with insight for anyone passionate about the power of storytelling and its place in contemporary culture.This interview was recorded April 2024.00:00 – Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 – Acknowledging Traditional Custodians01:05 – Foundations of Storytelling02:04 – Reimagining Classic Stories05:07 – The Tragic Beauty of Romeo and Juliet14:43 – Exploring Feminism in Macbeth23:35 – Lady Macbeth's Descent into Madness24:06 – The Porter's Story and Greek Chorus24:59 – Decisions and Crossroads in Macbeth26:11 – Audience Engagement and Choreography28:39 – The Role of a Director35:09 – Future Directing Plans36:26 – Creativity and InspirationIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Emma SprouleSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this two-part series dive into the vibrant world of creativity and theatre with Emma Sproule, a seasoned and award-winning theatre director. Laura from the Creative Rumble Podcast reconnects with Emma, founder of Dionysus Theatre, and discusses her journey, with innovative productions, and her efforts to make theatre inclusive and dynamic. The conversation explores Emma's roots in reading and her valuable insight on drama education, emphasising essential skills beyond acting. Emma candidly shares her personal challenges and the recent transformation of Dionysus Theatre into an incorporated association. Emma's insights into creativity, education, and storytelling offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to live a more creative life.This interview was recorded April 2024. 00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 Acknowledging Traditional Custodians01:00 Meet Emma Sproule: Theatre Luminary03:46 Emma's Journey with Books and Reading07:44 The Origin and Evolution of the Book Club21:17 Theatre Beginnings and Early Memories27:43 The Value of Drama and Arts in Education31:57 The Power of Storytelling33:23 The Importance of Drama Education33:59 The Misconceptions About the Drama Industry34:16 Skills Gained Through Drama Education35:11 The Practical Application of Drama Skills35:50 The Role of Reflection in Drama Education36:44 The Necessity of Arts in Society37:08 Personal Stories and Theatre37:29 Exploring New Creative Avenues39:32 The Impact of COVID on Creativity40:49 Rediscovering Passion for Theatre43:24 The Challenges of ADHD and Creativity48:27 The Importance of Community in Theatre52:14 Embracing New Ideas in Theatre59:58 Conclusion and Future DirectionsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Emma SprouleSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 16 of the Creative Rumble Podcast, Laura and Nadia engage in a heartfelt conversation with the talented Daria Andrews, a self-taught artist from Tasmania with Polish roots. Mentored by the post-impressionist Anfons Kulakowski, Daria's journey from a corporate career in Warsaw to becoming a celebrated artist is both inspiring and emotional. She delves into the themes of vulnerability, women's experiences, and personal transformation in her art. The episode also covers her unique life experiences, including her dog finding her Australian partner, adopting a black swan cygnet during the COVID-19 lockdown and navigating the challenges of moving to a new country. Daria's insights into creative expression, mental health, authenticity, and the power of creativity make this episode essential listening.00:00 Introduction and Mental Health Disclaimer00:35 Welcome to the Creative Rumble Podcast01:31 Meet Daria Andrews: A Journey from Poland to Tasmania05:57 Daria's Early Artistic Influences and Family Tragedy09:17 Navigating Life's Challenges: From Corporate to Creative12:35 A New Beginning: Love and Relocation21:19 The Impact of Public Art and Rediscovering your Passion31:26 The Swan Mother: A Unique Bond40:25 Exploring Daria's Artistic Process and Themes41:58 Exploring Insecurity and Cultural Pressure43:51 Breaking Free of Societal Expectation45:23 The Journey of Self-Discovery Through Art45:48 The Isolation and Solitude49:48 Expressing Authenticity Through Fashion and Art01:11:56 Finding Belonging and Trusting the Universe01:18:00 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Daria AndrewsSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson sit down with vibrant artist Kerry Agius. Kerry shares her inspiring journey from childhood, to her first exhibition at eighteen to running a successful studio and gallery in St Helens, Tasmania. Delve into the evolution of Kerry’s artistic style, her dedication to art and process, and the personal and community connections fostered through her work. Kerry also provides invaluable business advice for emerging artists and highlights the importance of perseverance and creativity. The episode is filled with inspiring anecdotes, including Kerry’s pivotal moments and how synchronicity has played a role in her life. A must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of art, life, and regional business.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:16 Kerry Agius: Early Inspirations and First Exhibition02:26 On Balancing Art Practise and Family04:43 Running a Successful Studio Gallery08:50 Creating and Selling Art in the Modern World17:58 Influences and Techniques17:54 Creative Influence on her Children36:40 Living in Regional Australia43:12 Encouraging Young Artists46:52 The Importance of Support 48:27 Reflecting on Rural Life49:27 Synchronicity and Life Choices50:33 Final Thoughts and GratitudeIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Kerry AgiusSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode, Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe-Robinson talk with Tasmanian winemaker powerhouse, Jacqui Dolan, to learn about her fascinating career in the wine industry. Jacqui shares her inspiring journey, insights into the art and science of winemaking, the importance of mentors and family support, and the creative process that drives her.From studying horticulture to managing vintage production, Jacqui offers a candid look into the highs and lows, the excitement of harvest, and the blend of tradition and innovation that marks her career. This episode is an honest exploration of winemaking, embracing creativity, and the beauty of pursuing one's passion.00:00 Welcome to Milton’s Cellar Door00:27 Jacqui’s Journey into Winemaking06:12 Balancing Family and Career08:13 Exploring Viticulture in France10:10 Challenges and Triumphs in Winemaking15:29 Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic21:38 The Art and Science of Winemaking26:23 Building Confidence29:00 The Importance of Asking Questions31:04 Daily Life in the Vineyard31:40 The Excitement of Blending and Tasting32:43 Managing Premium Fruit in the Vineyard35:33 Hands-On Winemaking Techniques44:24 Balancing Leadership and Creativity47:06 Advice for Aspiring Winemakers51:04 The Joy and Exhaustion of Vintage Season52:23 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Jacqui DolanSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Creative Microcosm: An Exploration of Tasmania's Artistic VibrancyJoin Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson on this episode of Creative Rumble's Mood Board as they delve into Tasmania's thriving creative scene which include their experience with Second Echo Ensemble's avant-garde performance 'Relache: The Last Dance on Earth,' an immersive event featuring a blend of artistic mediums and performances inspired by Dada absurdity. They also tease their upcoming role as MCs at the ECHO Festival, a vibrant celebration of art, music, and local produce on Tasmania's East Coast. They preview the Ten Days on the Island festival, emphasising the richness of Tasmania's cultural events and the importance of engaging with creative activities. Nadia proudly spotlights Laura's recent successful exhibition at Devonport Regional Gallery, 'Meet Me Here,' and Laura reflects on the enriching experience as an artist and her inclusion in Tasmania’s Island Magazine.With reflections on past podcast episodes Nadia and Laura highlight some valuable insights and encouragement from these regular engaging conversations with creative spirits. Tune in to feel the rumble.00:00 Welcome to Creative Rumble Mood Board00:15 Life Updates and Busy Weeks01:01 Creative Microcosm in Tasmania03:00 Relache: The Last Dance on Earth10:05 Upcoming Events and Festivals18:18 Reflecting on Creative Rumble Episodes26:05 Riding the Creative Wave28:54 Closing Remarks and Listener ShoutoutsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our musings and muses please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about this episodeSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura and Nadia travel to Tasmania's scenic east coast to visit the multi-talented Ange Boxall. An accomplished musician, entrepreneur, and creative producer, Ange shares stories from her 25-year music career, how she balances life as a co-founder of The Splendid Gin, and as the creative force behind the ECHO Festival. Discover her professional artistry, entrepreneurial spirit and hear more about those serendipitous moments that shaped her path, from adventures in Nashville and France, renovating a 200-year-old property into a boutique event space, to the transformative power of creative visualisation.Learn more about her story creating the ECHO Festival, an annual event which celebrates the best of Tasmania's produce, music, connection and community. 00:00 Introduction to Ange Boxall01:55 Ange's Creative Journey 04:12 Life on the East Coast of Tasmania04:58 Renovating a Historic Property06:35 The Splendid Gin and Other Ventures07:00 Significant Milestones and Celebrations08:23 The Creative Lifestyle, a Philosophy29:25 Nashville and International Music Experiences37:38 A Romantic Life in Basque Country39:20 The Challenges of Being an Independent Musician42:16 Recharging and Finding Inspiration46:49 The Echo Festival: Origins and Vision47:21 Cultural Respect and Connection56:02 Environmental Awareness and Climate Change58:54 Advice for Aspiring Creatives01:08:24 The Power of Manifestation and Mood Boards01:10:26 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Ange BoxallSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Ep 11. Unplugged Creativity with Jane Binning: A Journey of Passion and ResilienceIn this heartfelt episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, co-hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson sit down with the multifaceted Jane Binning, a titan in Tasmania's creative scene. From her impactful work in theatre, film, and casting to her upcoming soul-nourishing journey in her van, Jane shares her life's highs and lows. She touches on personal tribulations like the loss of her mother and the healing power of nature, while offering insights into living an inspired creative life. Jane also delves into her rebellious beginnings, establishing an underground music venue, and her philosophy on balancing structured planning with flexibility. Filled with wisdom, humour, and genuine moments, this episode is a deep dive into the creative spirit and resilience that defines Jane Binning.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:13 Meet Jane Binning: A Powerhouse of Creativity01:23 Jane's Current Adventures and Personal Projects03:31 Reflecting on Loss and New Beginnings09:49 Jane's Journey of Rebellion and Self-Discovery14:02 The Time Machine: An Underground Music Venue21:53 The Importance of Nature and Creativity24:39 Social Media and Personal Well-being29:06 Conclusion and Future PlansIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Spread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Join hosts Nadia Ayliffe-Robinson and Laura Purcell in an inspiring episode of the Creative Rumble podcast as they dive into the creative journey of theatre maker, director, producer, and educator Julie Waddington. In this episode, Julie shares her work and career highlights empowering children, young people, women, and diverse communities through creative engagement and storytelling. Julie offers insights into her creative process, emphasising the importance of playful experimentation and the slow burn approach in her projects including the creation of the highly successful multi-outcome arts project, ‘The Motherload.' She also offers profound advice on finding and nurturing one's creative spark and balancing artistic practice with life's responsibilities.00:00 Welcome to the Creative Rumble Podcast01:33 Introducing Julie Waddington03:37 Julie's Creative Journey05:34 Early Theatre Experiences12:57 Mentorship and Training16:21 Directing 19:14 Physical Theatre and Memorable Performances19:52 Intense Training in Viewpoints and Physical Ensemble21:11 Creating Presence Through Physicality23:16 Exploring Emotional and Physical Safety in Acting24:41 The Slow Burn of Creative Projects26:29 The Journey of 'The Motherload'31:48 Embracing Creative Experimentation33:57 Sustaining Creativity in Everyday Life36:58 Encouraging Personal Creative Practices39:14 Continuum: Meditative and Grounding Classes40:27 Conclusion and FarewellIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Julie WaddingtonSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe-Robinson engage in an enriching conversation with Pip Green, the creative mind behind The Midlands Store in rural Tasmania. Pip shares her inspiring journey from a nursing career to establishing a unique boutique filled with thoughtfully curated furniture, homewares, gifts, and artwork.Listen as Pip talks about overcoming challenges, the importance of evolving with customer needs, and her passion for design and art. Get insights into her process of setting up the shop, her approach to merchandising and curation, and how she integrates her personality and creativity into her business. This episode is full of tips and motivation for anyone looking to pursue their creative dreams.This episode was part of Nadia and Laura’s Creative Rumble Road Tour, recorded 13 October 2024.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome01:21 Pip Green's Journey to The Midlands Store03:15 Building and Curating the Store07:04 Challenges and Adaptations09:29 Community and Personal Growth12:06 Creative Process and Advice20:13 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about The Midlands StoreSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Nadia and Laura introduce their new segment on creating life mood boards. Mood boards can serve as a tool to organise and visualise ideas, inspirations, and influences, which can be particularly useful for those feeling creatively stuck.They talk about their personal inspirations and creative processes, including feng shui, personal rebranding, and seasonal decluttering.They also reflect on inspirations from nature and cultural experiences, including travels and museum visits. Tune in to explore what sparks their creativity and how you can apply these ideas to your own life.This episode was recorded in March 202400:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 Acknowledging Traditional Custodians00:55 Excitement for the Inaugural Mood Board01:49 Discussing the Concept of Mood Boards04:19 Nadia's Feng Shui Journey07:02 Laura's Personal Brand Update16:20 Makeup and Personal Styling21:33 Mini Homes and Birthday Reflections22:17 Birdwatching and Bugs22:50 Romantic Moments in Nature24:25 Mood Board Inspirations25:16 Winter Preparations and Decluttering26:19 Book Conversations29:00 Gardening Adventures34:22 Travel Tales and Cemeteries36:33 Tasmanian Female Artists38:10 Podcast Origins and Future Plans39:32 Wrapping Up and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Nadia and LauraSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.Music: Artlist© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Join Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell on the Creative Rumble podcast as they dive into an inspiring conversation with Tanya Maxwell, a soft tissue manual therapist and art and health specialist. Tanya shares her 22-year journey from Tasmania to the Northern Territory, combining natural therapies, remedial massage, art and theatre with her innovative contributions to healthcare and chronic health management in Australia.Discover her impactful work as a clown doctor, therapeutic clowning in hospitals, and wider collaborations. Tanya discusses the importance of spaciousness and connection in creativity, her profound experiences traveling through Australia's deserts, and the unique woven art projects that helped her cope during tough times. Tanya also shares her insights on creating space for artistic expression, the therapeutic power of hands-on creativity, and the profound connection between health and art.This episode is a journey of healing, community, and creative freedom that will leave you deeply moved and inspired.00:00 Welcome to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:14 Introducing Tanya Maxwell: A Journey of Healing and Creativity02:15 Tanya's Recent Adventures and Storytelling03:24 The Therapeutic Power of the Desert07:06 Clowning and Community Work in Remote Areas15:58 The Intersection of Soft Tissue Therapy and Clowning20:31 Integrating Health and Art21:21 The Journey of Self-Discovery23:45 Therapeutic Weaving27:47 The Healing Power of Creativity31:47 Creating Space for Creativity36:32 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Tanya MaxwellSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Join hosts Nadia and Laura of the Creative Rumble podcast as they delve into the creative journey of Kiri Fitzpatrick, co-founder and managing director of Simple Nimble Consulting.In this inspiring episode, Kiri shares her path from a high pressure corporate environment to starting her own business and choosing a more balanced life of creativity and innovation.With over 15 years of business expertise, Kiri’s story is one of resilience, embracing change, and nurturing creativity amidst life's challenges. Highlights include Kiri's transformative personal experience that led her on this journey, tips for overcoming creative blocks and balancing family, embracing vulnerability, and the power of micro-goals in daily life.Tune in to explore how living a creative life can lead to personal and professional transformation.00:00 Introduction to Creative Rumble Podcast00:33 Acknowledging Traditional Custodians00:53 Meet Our Special Guest: Kiri Fitzpatrick01:32 Kiri's Journey and Personal Insights02:59 The Challenges and Joys of Building06:25 Cultural Awareness and Personal Transformation12:51 Embracing Creativity and Innovation18:57 Advice for Aspiring Creatives22:56 Exploring Childhood Passions23:24 Overcoming Creative Blocks24:11 Rediscovering Joy in Hobbies26:52 Building New Habits29:10 Starting a Business30:41 Balancing Work and Family36:04 Embracing Change and New Beginnings37:19 Reflecting on Choices and Support37:56 Final Thoughts and GratitudeIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Kiri FitzpatrickSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In Episode 5 of Creative Rumble, cohosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe-Robinson explore the multifaceted world of Hamish Hall, an accomplished artist, educator, and adventurer based in lutruwita/Tasmania.Hall shares insights into his creative journey, his role as an art teacher, his teaching philosophy and the founding of art studio, Archaica Schola. The conversation delves into the experiences that shape his creative process and working on an exhibition, his experiences in balancing his art career with life, teaching, running a studio and even swimming the English Channel for charity.00:00 Welcome to Creative Rumble00:19 Introducing Hamish Hall02:07 Hamish's Artistic Journey03:32 Creative Process and Teaching07:14 Challenges and Inspirations09:03 Art Exhibitions and Experiences13:16 The Role of Art Education21:16 The Art Studio and Community27:54 The Need for Structure in Creativity29:21 Debunking Myths About Creativity33:14 The Challenges of Being a Full-Time Artist35:16 The Unique Art Scene in Tasmania38:57 Swimming the English Channel46:58 The Struggles and Rewards of Artistic Process51:25 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Suzy CooperSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this evocative episode, Nadia and Laura visit Maryka and Masey from Malano, a boutique Tasmanian business specialising in high-quality, organic health and well-being products, including artisan perfumes and homewares. The duo discuss their creative process, the significance of scent in enhancing mood and creating memories, and the importance of high ethical standards in their product development. They share personal stories about the origins of their passion for scent, including inspirations from family and the blending of tradition with modern technology.Maryka and Masey reflect on their experiences, noting how their individual journeys led to their collaboration. Both emphasise the power of following one's intuition, the importance of quiet reflection for creative inspiration, and the role of planning and belief in oneself.00:00 Introduction to Creative Rumble Podcast00:10 Meet Maryka and Masey of Malano01:28 The Art of Scent Creation01:50 A Journey Through Personal Stories04:50 Crafting Candles and Overcoming Challenges06:01 The Science Behind Perfect Products10:33 Emotional Connections Through Scent18:43 Market Experiences and Personal Touch20:21 Gratitude and Belief in the Universe22:07 The Power of Intuition and Quiet Time23:23 Overcoming Negativity and Building Confidence26:37 Life Coaching and Personal Growth30:12 Rituals, Ceremonies, and Respect for Nature36:46 The Art of Enfleurage and Creative PatienceIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Malano AustraliaSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved.

In this captivating episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, Laura and Nadia hit the road to meet Emma Horswill, a dynamic flower farmer from Lower Snug, Tasmania. Emma, co-owner and farmer florist of Earthenry, shares her journey as a competitive horse rider and video editor to owning a flower farm boasting over 100 varieties of seasonal flowers.They delve into Emma's creative processes, the challenges of running a diversified business, and the role of instinct and bravery in pursuing creative passion. Emma offers insightful advice on balancing multiple roles, the importance of community involvement, and combating creativity killers like social media. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of creativity, business, and nature.00:00 Welcome to the Creative Rumble02:47 Road Trip Adventures03:27 Introducing Emma Horswell07:15 Emma's Journey to Flower Farming13:32 The Flower Farm Experience19:33 Community, Volunteering and Education25:10 Following Your Instincts28:07 Challenges and Creativity31:32 Killing Creativity: The Digital Dilemma33:49 The Struggle for Authenticity37:13 Balancing Business and Personal Life42:02 The Role of Women in Art and Business49:38 Overcoming Failure and Building Success51:27 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs54:37 Parting Words and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Earthenry FarmSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved.

In this vibrant episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe-Robinson are joined by the multifaceted Suzy Cooper. Suzy shares her inspiring 25-year journey through diverse professions including geology, writing, comedy, and image consultancy. The conversation delves into her unique ability to blend creativity with technical expertise.Highlights include Suzy's insights on effective communication, the importance of colour and style in personal and professional settings, and practical tips for developing a personal style that feels authentic. Listeners are also treated to insights into her creative process, the emotional impact of clothing, and the empowering experience of live sketching and journaling. Don't miss this engaging discussion filled with wisdom, humor, and valuable advice on embracing your unique style in all aspects of life.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast41:42 Meet Suzy Cooper: A Multifaceted Career43:16 Suzy's Creative Process and Communication43:47 Colour Analysis and Personal Styling47:13 Wardrobe Tips and Personal Identity57:04 Navigating Corporate and Creative Spaces01:03:32 Public Presentation and Image Consultancy01:08:03 Suzy's Book and Campaign Insights01:13:53 Theatre of Life: Dressing for the Day01:15:45 The Psychology of Colour01:19:11 Building a Functional and Stylish Wardrobe01:25:54 The Art of Journaling and Sketching01:31:40 Embracing Creativity and Overcoming Self-Doubt01:37:45 Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Suzy Cooper and subscribe to Style for ThinkersSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

In this debut episode of Creative Rumble, hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell discuss the joys and challenges of starting their podcast and innate passion for creativity. They delve into the joys of synchronising schedules, friendship, and the significant year-and-a-half journey from ideation to launch.The episode features a deep dive into what creativity means to them, how it can manifest in varying forms from art, business to daily family activities, and the importance of long-form, meaningful conversations. Laura, a multidisciplinary artist with marketing background, and Nadia, with a rich background in art history and marketing, discuss their inspirations, and emphasise the importance of living a fulfilled, creative life. Tune in for an engaging conversation and get ready to be inspired on your own creative path.00:00 Welcome to Creative Rumble00:32 Acknowledgement to Country00:49 Scheduling and Eyeliner03:25 The Creative Process and Insights04:46 Nadia's Creative Journey10:23 Laura's Creative Projects19:15 Curating Your Life28:21 Engage with Us29:36 Closing ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Spread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved

Are you seeking more creativity in your life?Join us, Nadia and Laura the hosts of the Creative Rumble Podcast.Each week we tap into the minds of inspirational creatives, discover their collective wisdom, and share our own creative journey.In this podcast we investigate what it takes to get yourself into alignment, how to develop creative ideas, explore new mediums, ways of thinking, and tuning into your own creative inspiration.This podcast is for the person who wants creativity in their life but doesn’t know where to start; it’s for the creative who enjoys new ideas and seeks inspiration; and for the creative curious.With this series of interviews and creative project discussions we offer you the tools, connections and encouragement to begin or enhance creativity in your life.Why are we doing this, and why is this important to us?Sharing creative ideas, processes and products brings us joy and inspires us as we navigate our own projects. We wanted to open up these conversations, have a laugh, and problem solve creative rumblings.So join us as we explore what it takes to make a creative life, so, you too can feel the creative rumble.Living a creative life is for everyone.Subscribe to the podcast today.