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Ricky Richards Represents
by Actionable Insights From Leaders of Creativity, Business & Innovation
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Episodes
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Kirk Truman - Founder & Editor of Fitzrovia Journal
Kirk Truman is the founder and editor of Fitzrovia Journal, a beautiful, free, magazine that has built a loyal following for providing insightful journalism about the residents residing in some of Londons bustling regions. In this interview I talk to Kirk about his journey to starting the...
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Dave Buonaguidi: On how to build a creative agency and follow your passion.
Dave Buonaguidi has worked in the advertising industry for over thirty years, in which time he’s cofounded three agencies, St Lukes, Karmarama, and most recently his new venture UN LTD Inc. He’s also worked at several great agencies, been a creative director at Channel Four and continues to this...
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Will Hudson: On how he built It's Nice That into an influential creative platform.
Its Nice That Founder, Will Hudson, joins us to talk about the highly popular creative inspiration and showcase site he created. Born out of a university project, the site went from just 100 views in it’s first month back in 2007 and has since organically grown to a over a million visits per…
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Podcast Event Announcement
Join me and 10 prior guests at The Hoxton, Holborn on the 20th of November in London. Connect and be inspired as we talk all things create and technology.
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Henry Stuart: The Future of Virtual Reality with Henry Stuart, CEO of Visualise VR
Henry Stuart is the Co-founder and CEO of Visualise VR, a, cutting edge, multi award winning virtual reality production company that has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world. I've got him on to talk about his predictions for the development of VR and what we are to suspect in this...
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Dom Mckenzie: The art of editorial illustration.
Dom McKenzie is a editorial illustrator who's worked for the likes of The Guardian, The New York Times, The Washington Post, WIRED, The Observer, The Sunday Times, Boston Globe and TED among others.
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Jacob Hawley: On his journey to become a stand up comedian
Jacob Hawley started his stand up comedy career at the tender age of 21 and has gone on to perform hundreds of gigs all across the country. Finalist in the BBC New Comedy Awards of 2017, from a field of roughly 700 hopefuls to the final 6, which in the past has been the achievement of many well...
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Edmund Fraser: On how experiential work can lead to big commercial opportunities.
Edmund Fraser is a self reliant experimental photographer who has worked for the likes of Nowness, Adidas, iD, Dazed, Vice and Google among others. His work is constantly challenging the status quo and questioning the perception of perfectionism that is represented in our culture.
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A Special Announcement
You may have noticed we haven't released any episodes for the last two weeks. And this announcement explains why.
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Andrew Diprose: The poser of magazines with Wired UK Creative Director
My guest today is Andrew Diprose, the UK Creative director of Wired magazine, a globally distributed magazine that has a monthly distribution of roughly 50,000 issues and a readership of over quarter of a million people worldwide. Andrew has just won the designer of the year award at the...
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Melanie Mercier: On how to get investment & build an App
Melanie Mercier, CEO, of Loop and prior CEO of Nattr. In this episode we talk about what should be in your start up pitch deck as well as discussing all the insights Mell gained from her prior company.
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Charlotte Austin: Behavioural Psychologist & Executive Coach
Charlotte Austin is a behavioural psychologist and executive coach, working with organisations and individuals to design and deliver coaching and training to help clients create and work at their best. she is a practitioner for the Association of Business Psychologists. She's accredited by the...
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Edward Turner: On how to become famous
Roundtable discussion with Edward Turner, Digital Marketer @ Lingvist, a simple, addictive and fast way of learning languages.
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Alan Kitching - On the art of letterpress design
Alan Kitching
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Colophon Type Foundry: How to launch a successful design studio.
Interview with Colophon Type Foundry
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Russell Ramsey: How to create a great ad with Russell Ramsey ECD at JWT
Russell was named in Campaign’s Top 10 Creative leaders for 2015. During his career he’s won more creative awards than you can shake a memory stick at including the coveted Black pencil at D&AD, six yellow pencils and seven Cannes Gold lions.
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Rosie Arnold : Changing perceptions in advertising with head of Art at AMV BBDO and D&AD president
Rosie Arnold is a creative partner and Head of Art at AMV BBDO. Which for those that don’t know, is a highly respected advertising agency headquartered in London. Prior to that she was at BBH, where she was the 11th ever employee and remained there for 33 years at a time when BBH was considered…
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Beri Cheetham: Turning round a creative agency with Beri Cheetham, ECD at The Gate London
Beri Cheetham is the Executive Creative Director at The Gate World Wide. Previously at Leo Burnett, Beri is the creative mind behind an eclectic mix of creative work that has amassed more than 150 international awards. Beri talks about his rise in the creative industry as well as his philosophies...
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Tim Lindsay: The future of advertising with the CEO of D&AD
Tim Lindsay is the CEO of D&AD, the creative educational charity and prestigious advertising awards organisation. In this episode we talk about the state of Advertising and how it is likely to evolve with influences from technology and trends towards freelancing. We talk about the issues...
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Ricky Richards: What is Advertising
In this episode I discuss the five ways in which advertising influences our decisions. I use snippets from well known brands that we're all familiar with the hope that you to can implement these strategies and approaches in building your own brand.
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Ricky Richards: On how to deal with creative anxiety
In this episode I explore creative anxiety and offer suggestions for ways that people may look to tackle the problem
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Ricky Richards: On the pursuit of happiness
In this episode I attempt to shed light on 10 personal, less conventional, tips that I use to keep my level of happiness consistent.
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Ricky Richards: I want to be rich.
In this episode I talk through a strategy I've formulated called the three P's, which I believe, can result in a rich and prosperous life.
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Ricky Richards: On the influence of inputs
In this episode I share my theory regarding the importance of choosing our sources of input, and why it's important for our personal development and success in life.
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Edward Turner: Getting drunk and chatting shit.
Myself and Edward Turner decide to have a few drinks and talk about numerous issues that have intrigued us over the last few months.
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Chrissie Butcher & Adam Hallows: On launching a provocative side project.
Chrissie & Adam are a creative team who recently attended one of my creative advertising bootcamps. They subsequently worked on a satirical brand ambassador idea that they attempted to seed online on the build up to the Trump election and we explore the process of execution, as well as the...
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David Pugh Jones: The future of social and online video
In this episode I talk all aspects of the digital media landscape with David Pugh Jones, the Commercial & Brand Strategy Director at The Smalls film maker network. David is also ex Buzzfeed Brand Strategist and worked as Global Creative Strategy Director for Microsoft for close to ten years.
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Ricky Richards: On how to decide what projects to work on.
In this episode I talk about cognitive overload, and the due diligence I perform before taking on any project. I point out the three clear project distinctions, and how I approach each one in order to progress.
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Jessica Bradley & Geneva Guerrieri: Their experiences on the advertising workshop.
I catch up with two of the prior students from the creative advertising bootcamp that I ran early in 2016 and they talk about their progress since the event and they offer advice to other graduates entering the creative industry. Note* Sorry about the audio quality. I set up in a rush and I…
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Ricky Richards: On how to have more original ideas
In this episode I talk about a long term strategy that people can embrace to become better at having original and more creative ideas in the long term. I also touch on how best to position yourself to bring these ideas into the world, in a society where good ideas are abundant.
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Jeremy Leslie: How to create your own indie magazine
In this episode, I talk with renowned designer, writer and founder of MagCulture. We speak about the current state of independent publishing, as well as what he values about magazines. Finally we talk about the steps he would take if he was starting an independent magazine today and highlights...
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Harry Fricker: Calving your own path as a lifestyle photographer
In this interview I talk with designer and Traveler Harry Fricker about how he got into the design industry, and how he was able to carve out a lifestyle of work and travel. Harry provides insights into how he built a loyal client base and the tools he uses to make working on the move easy.
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Justin Poulter: How to become a successful freelance photographer
In this episode I talk with globally represented illustrator, Justin Poulter, about his influences and journey into the world of illustration. And how he's subsequently gone about getting an agent and taking his work to the next level.
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Ricky Richards: On the five tiers of asset generation
In this podcast episode I explain why it is so important that we begin to take control of our time, so that we can begin to generate online assets that help us to surpass our minimum monthly outgoings. I explain what I consider to be the five basic tiers of asset generation, and provide a few...
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Ricky Richards: On solopreneurship implementation strategies
In this podcast episode, I play a snippet from an hour long audiobook I created about my journey into Solopreneurship. If you enjoyed this segment, you can download the full audiobook for free via this link: https://gumroad.com/l/fBVXi
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Jack Du Rose: Explaining what cryptocurrency is
In this interview I try to understand cryptocurrency and it's implications. I talk with Jack Du Rose the world class jewellery maker turned Etherium entrepreneur about the digital currency landscape and what we can expect from this disruptive technology. We also talk about the benefits of...
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Edmund Fraser: Experimental photographer and freelance creator
In this interview I talk with Edmund Fraser about his journey into the photography industry and his philosophy surrounding his work. We also touch upon self reflection and Ed's educational history and how that has impacted his life. We speak about the pursuit of originality in staying ahead of…
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Tim Jarvis: Launching a successful start up for creatives
In this interview I talk with Tim about his design philosophy and how he came to have such a distinctive design style. We also cover how he was able to transition from a designer to a CEO of Tech Company. We talk about the challenges in attracting an audience, building a subscription based…
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Carson Brown: On designing the uniwheel, a disruptive transportation technology
Carson Brown is a design engineer working in the field of personal transportation. He currently works at Uni Wheel developing a high end product in the personal transportation industry. Carson has a number of side projects that he works on privately, all of which are geared towards technical...
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Rhys Chapman: Activist for gay rights and film maker
I talk with the creator and director Rhys Chapman about the launch of his latest film project Wonderkid. And we delve deep to try and uncover the tips to be successful in the film industry as well as discussing the issues surrounding the lack of openly gay players in football.
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