About the Podcast

In this opening episode of the podcast, myself and a great creative friend Mr Z sit-down to discuss the importance of creativity but also the importance of supporting roles to the creators and why they should not be held back.

Whilst Z's primary focus is on engineering he has a large passion for creativity through concepts like 3d printing and philosophies behind creativity being unique.

Daniel Coolbaugh is an Author and Podcast Host, whose podcast focuses on platforming other indie authors of fantasy and sci-fi genres.

In this first proper collaboration of podcasts, we discuss various matters of the creative world including the growth of Ai, the growth of the indie creator.

If you would like to find out more about Daniel and his podcast, checkout his youtube at The Fantasy and Sci-Fi Fanatic's Podcast on there.

Joined by author Amelia Nichole we discuss the struggles of balancing creativity and challenges such as Chronic Illness but also the avenue of escape it can provide for those people.

Amelia is an author who goes through a variety of mediums, partly using her own personal experiences to bring to life characters in her works.

We delve further into the various roles but that was the main focus of the newer returning episode. The first episode to have the new thumbnail as well!

Joined by the artist Ness, we partly discuss some of their own artwork including some of their favourite focuses including the world of Sonic the Hedgehog.

Primarily we end up discussing the vitalness of worldbuilding and the depth it gives to stories that give them longevity that many do not get as they grant the stories extra substance and weight.

We use some prime examples of things like this including popular characters such as Sonic and the varieties of worldbuilding.

In the first for the podcast where I sat down with a couple instead of just one creator. Rob and Rowyn are an artistic duo who focus on a variety of mediums from comic books to movie making and more.

This is a rather thematic episode with a clear focus on discussing the importance of breaking away from creative convention - as well as discussing the situation that indie creators find themselves in currently.