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Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ EPISODE 10.-Today's denim glad creative is Pablo Colombi.Pablo is a multi-disciplinary graphic designer with skills in brand identities, print, web and all things PR.He is also the Director of INSACIOUS. a publication that acts as an incubator for ideas and the creatives they are born from. Pair this with a physical space called the Mini-mart which he and his partner founded, and you will find a launchpad and community which not only fosters ideas, but encourages collaboration, connection and safety to explore and create all the shit that our beautiful minds can imagine.Pablo first popped up on my radar as with most connections, a mutual friend who also believed in what Pablo was doing. You'll find quickly in life that when you act selflessly you will find people that will buy into the cause and will want to help you along the way. In this instance, our friend approached me after attending one of the Mini-mart's events, which showcased local artists and craftspeople, and was blown away with the conversations and connections he made on the night.It is rare at the moment to have a physical space dedicated to such connection. As artists and entrepreneurs, we are forever being convinced to work more on our socials, to build our online brand, and most definitely we should be, but we have to remember that at the heart of it all it's about exploring what it means to be human, both through connecting with ourselves and with others.Pablo and I discuss this concept, and what it means to be creative in work and life, and what the things are that often hold people like us back.Bienvenido a DISMANTLE.Guest: Pablo Colombi @insacious.global and @minimartpetersham Host: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: Work Club @workclubglobalProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ EPISODE 9.What does it take to raise 20 million USD for Men's mental health and prostate cancer research?What does it take to build a global community, culminating in a worldwide event that's held in over 700 cities all on the same day? It takes the same stuff that is going to help you become successful in all aspects of your life.And today we chat about it with Mr Mark Hawwa, the founder of The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride, who happens to have actually done those things above.We talk passion, growth, building a culture and teams, and things to think about if you want to make an impact whether that's on a worldwide scale, or even in your local neighborhood.We discuss the importance of creativity, new ideas, and being aware and open to new opportunities. And more importantly, we talk about taking action on those ideas, and not giving a single fuck about what other people say or think.Yeah, we chat a bit about motorcycles, cause they're fucking cool. But it's really about the community around them, which can be translated to a lot of different areas.So I say suit up, put on that helmet, turn the fucking engine on and let's go!Welcome to DISMANTLE.** Head to https://www.gentlemansride.com/ to donate and contribute to the global force for good, to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer research and men’s mental health.Guest: Mark Hawwa @markhawwa and @gentlemansrideHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: Work Club @workclubglobalProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ EPISODE 8I love a coach who once was lost.Too many "business coaches" "Social media coaches" just regurgitate stuff other people say.But our guest today, Emily Osmond, has been through some shit. And my favourite part is that you wouldn't tell it to look at her.In fact, I'll raise the visual assumptions. Because here I am, a bearded, motorcycle riding, stupid hat-wearing, tattooed bald man, interviewing this fresh, blonde-haired, bubbly white girl who radiated vanilla and sunshine, and I feel like we could've talked for hours.Because Emily is people like us.She's been through periods of not feeling good enough, of not fitting in. Has been through some dark shit that she's had to shut down, smile and pretend like everything is fine.But then she made a choice, to not continue to live like that.Now she is purpose-driven. She cherishes giving, facing fears, vulnerability, and connection.Connection to each other as humans. Because we're all experiencing some kind of battle, and it's ok to ask for help.There are so many takeaways in this episode. From dealing with the deepest kinds of depression and hopelessness to practical tips on building your brand and business on social media.If you've ever felt lost or unsure of yourself, or want some help finding your purpose, you'll want to listen to this one.Welcome to DISMANTLE.Guest: Emily Osmond @emilyosmondHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: The Commons Collingwood @thecommonsProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ Episode 7 -We were in Melbourne this week meeting and chatting to a bunch of awesome creatives.Today's episode features one such man, Mr Tom Lucey.Tom is a brand-strategy and design consultant, and co-host of a killer podcast called Devign (@devign_tech).So along with that, we're chatting life-strategy and business design.In particular what happens when you realise your plans aren't what you really wanted, and where you go from there, as well as finding your community and place in the industry.Plus we delve into the topic of self-learning and the global revolution of the education system. Something I'm deeply passionate about as I believe traditional schooling failed me, and I believe now that it is 100% our own personal responsibility to educate ourselves. So let's chat, hear some stories, and learn some stuff from people going through it.Welcome to DISMANTLE.Guest: Tom Lucey @tom_lucey @devign_techHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: The Commons Collingwood @thecommonsProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ Episode 6 -I approached Lyndal and her badass design studio September as a client. I had seen the beautiful work she and her team had done. I had seen the way she had spoken to clients, asked the right questions, and then told them their brand's story back to them in such an elegant and intimate way, almost better than they knew it themselves.And I think this is the power we have as creatives, to absorb what is around us, combine it with what is inside us, and then have that speak to the world.Creative design, and art direction, is such a subjective medium. People always have an opinion, and if everyone likes your stuff you’re probably doing it wrong. So I was super interested in talking to Lyndal about it.Because like I said, she knows what she is doing. And she’s been doing it for a long time. But more importantly, she has done so by being what I what call genuinely lovely.She would never go out there to “crush it” or “hustle” but man, she crushes it, and has hustled her face off to build her own business that is well known and respected. One that looks after their clients.She is soft-spoken, accommodating, disarming, and humble beyond belief.And in this episode she takes us on the journey of rising up within a well-established agency to becoming its creative director, to then taking the plunge back into the freelance pool, and then doing that crazy thing of starting her own agency in such a competitive market.Welcome to DISMANTLE.Guest: Lyndal Harris @september_design_studioHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: Work Club @workclubglobalProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

When you google him, you'll look up Soren Trampendach and find details of a truly well-traveled man. A thought-leader, speaker, innovator and visionary, who has proven he can execute big goals and new ideas.When you meet him in person, you'll just look up. This towering Viking warrior carries himself in a way I have so much respect for. He walks with confidence, but not arrogance, and despite his intimating frame he has an incredibly disarming and warm nature. He is willing to show vulnerability, and is wonderfully self-aware of his own values. You can tell he backs himself, while also keeping an open mind.I wanted to introduce Soren to you for several reasons. Yes, he is the creative founder and designer of Workclub, where we produce our show from, and in which I am a member. I admire the space and the philosophy of the business, so there's that.More importantly though it was because Soren exudes passion, equally for the grand vision as he does the finest detail. And I've found this to be rare.As a visionary leader, he seems to be a continuous student of learning, remaining agile and open to pivoting at a moments notice, making adaptability one of his most valued qualities in his team. You can tell in the way he observes the world, and speaks openly of his own interpretation of it.Then there's the love of details.As a creative, when Soren took me through Workclub for the first time, I was blown away by his love for every little piece of furniture and design. So intentful. So purposeful. Every chair had a story, every light had a history, every artwork had a meaning. Every stitch of every fabric was described to me like a mother describing their child, with genuine all-knowing love. And my favourite part, this is only a fraction of what Soren has created at Workclub. His proudest accomplishment is the flexible eco-system he has created for the members and businesses with the space. It's about defining and creating the future of work. Hell, it is the future of work. So we chat about what that means, what hardships he had to go through along the way, and how being flexible with your outcome vision, but not your values, is what's going to get you on the path to success.Welcome to DISMANTLE.

When I first saw Matthew's art I instantly fell in love with it.When I think about why, I believe I fee in love with its contrast.It was dark, yet colourful and bright.It seemed futuristic, yet with a primitive tribal feel.It appeared as if from a nightmare, yet it made me immediately smile.It was obvious that this work was highly personal, and not something anyone could replicate.And then I met the man himself, and the contrast continued. Because the creator of this terrifying screaming demon image on canvas, is one of the most chill, laid back, and disarming people I have met. His art is confronting, but he is such a welcoming and generous soul. Matthew makes you feel within the first few minutes of meeting him that you have been friends for years.Which is why I find him so interesting.In this episode we find out about where this depicted darkness comes from. And it's a pretty rough story.We talk about anxiety, depression and mental health not only as creatives but as humans.We explore actions and mindsets people like us can use to become more aligned with our selves.We acknowledge that the darkness exists, and talk about ways to confront it, even if that means personifying it on canvas and having it stare straight back at you.Welcome to DISMANTLE.

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ Episode 3 -Self-awareness is a real buzz word these days. But what is being self-aware mean? and especially what does it mean to us as creatives?We should probably spend less time believing the stuff we tell ourselves, like we aren't good enough, we're not talented, its too hard, all the self-deprecating, confidence shaking shit, we need to stop it.But the other side of that is we also need to get clear on what we need to work on. Which is actually identifying our strengths and weaknesses in an objective way.It's a fine line right.Daniel and I talk about how we navigate this, and use it to our advantage.We also chat about developing the skill sets needed to succeed in your field, and then at what stage do you need singularity of focus and work on building teams that can help you.And we delve into how the size of your goals are probably holding you back right now. You need to go bigger. We all do. Guys, this is a fiery episode full of philosophy, practical tips, and no-bullshit wake-up calls.Welcome to DISMANTLE.-Thank you for listening to Episode 03. I hope you enjoy it. I am so excited that you’ve decided to join this movement, and be the best version of yourself you can be.Guest: Daniel Sabouné @_danielsabouneHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: Work Club @workclubglobalProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Challenge the norm. Get out of your comfort zone. Do shit that scares you.Danielle is a thinker, a dreamer, an abstract artist who thinks abstract things.She is also one of my favourite human beings.She has built an incredible brand through Instagram, which is where she gets most her business.She makes connections, and builds relationships by putting herself out there. She sells her art in an incredibly saturated market and produces work that cuts through.And she’s been successful at all those things.But its not why I love her. I love her because Danielle is a headcase. She’s nuts. Her mind is all over the place. Her concepts are ever-evolving, ever-present, ever-changing. She goes off on tangents. You can see she gets lost in her mind a lot. Can you relate to that? I know I can.She is also full of self-doubt. She plays over and over again every scenario in her mind. She very acutely senses peoples bullshit, but somehow attracts a lot of it. She lives life with passion, with energy, with emotional, and manages to use all of this to create beautiful things people put on their walls and admire for years. And through it all, I truly believe she just wants to make you feel something. Enjoy.

Imagine you grew up in a photography studio run by your father, who was constantly telling you being a photographer was a dying career. But you did it anyway.What would you learn from starting a game-changing creative agency focused so much on the art form and developing a stable of young photographers, that the business side of things crashes and implodes the company? What becomes the reaction when you speak freely about the model-photographer relationship within the fashion industry, and about a culture that often turns a blind eye to harassment. These are the reason I wanted to interview Oliver Minnett. He is an experienced and accomplished photographer, who is still working on improving his skills every day.I also know he struggles with things. With how people treat each other. With how he treats himself. He is someone like us. Someone who wants to create and share with the world a beauty he wants others to experience. But there is darkness there too. Something that before this interview we never really talked about, but I saw. There was self-doubt. Lack of confidence. Social anxiety. A bit of anger. Loneliness. That's why this show is for people like us. Because we all feel that at some time, but need to find ways to keep pushing toward an often unrecognisable dream that few understand. For myself, this was also our very first podcast and interview in this series. I was a mix of terrified and excited. My awesome crew, Christian and Ryan, are absolute pro's but were also problem-solving on the fly.I went into this wanting to help Oliver tell his story, and communicate the points I feel would help you as the listener. It's a slow start, I admit it. I’m still feeling this thing out. But as we get into the episode Oliver is dropping some absolute gold that would be of benefit in whatever you are trying to accomplish. Thank you for listening to Episode 01. I hope you enjoy it. I am so excited that you’ve decided to join this movement, and be the best version of yourself you can be.- Clayton Idato

A show that represents a community we are building for creatives in business.Originally centered around learning the tools to get paid for your creative skills, we are breaking down the experiences of all kinds of creative entrepreneurs so that you can define your brand, build a career and make an impact with your craft.But on a deeper level, we are finding out something else... That everyone is dealing with something dark, some kind of struggle.Anxiety, depression, low self-worth, personal doubt.Everyone goes through this. People like us go through this.I'm excited to bring you the stories of those who have succeeded in our industry, and build a movement of sharing, supporting, and growing together, while making a massive impact on this world.Welcome to Dismantle.