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Send us a text“You just got to put the supports in place and show them why they're doing something and give them a reason for being, rather than just, you know, hey, here's a task. Get that done, and then I'll give your next one. We want stuff at work that feels rewarding and that shows that we are progressing in our work. And that, to be honest, is just being a good manager, being a professional business, showing people their pathways through your company. If you can do that, you'll improve mental health much better than yoga on a Thursday, meditation Monday morning, and some healthy fruit and snacks in the fridge.”  Andy WrightThis week's themeAndy Wright, the visionary CEO of Streamtime and founder of Never Not Creative, who is on a mission to revolutionise the way we think about mental well-being in our work environments.Andy Wright brings a wealth of experience and an innovative mindset to the table, revealing how he's tackled pressing issues like anxiety and depression within the creative sector.Tune in to this episode for actionable insights and inspiring strategies to transform mental health practices in your creative workspace.In this episode you'll hear about:Deciding focus and project attractionEnsuring action and impact in initiativesMental health experiences influencing methodViews on supporting graduates and internshipsDesign of work and its effects on mental healthStrategies for workplace mental health improvementEffective business approaches to mental healthManaging constant change and uncertaintyMethods for creating lasting changeKey linksAndy Wright LinkedIn Never Not Creative Website Creative Mornings where Andy gave a talk on mental healthEverymindAnxious Achiever PodcastStreamtimeInterbrand LandorR/GANever Not Finishing School Allies and Never Not CreativeHBR Article - the concept of the "ideal worker" and its impact on personal identity About our guest Andy is an experienced leader in the creative industry with a successful track record of business growth, and creating award winning innovative brands and products. Andy is the creator of Never Not Creative.Currently, CEO of Streamtime, project management software for the creative industry, Andy previously co-founded creative agency For The People, and worked in leadership positions at Interbrand, Landor and R/GA. Passionate about improving outcomes for emerging talent, mental health and recognising the value of creativity he founded Never Not Creative in 2018.For weekly updates and to hear about the latest episodes, please subscribe to The Company Road Podcast at https://companyroad.co/podcast/

The emergence of Comcast, Amazon and other tech giants as buyers of the biggest rights properties is changing the dynamics of sports media. StreamTime host Nick Meacham is joined by SportsPro's technology editor Steve McCaskill and founder of Triple Crown Consulting, Lydia Fairfax, to discuss the implications of these still relatively new players in the market.  Talking Points: How has Comcast's Sky Sports been able to maintain such a stronghold over Europe?  What does NBC's commitment to sports on Peacock say about the business? Is Disney+ moving into live sports in Scandinavia just the beginning?  How will big tech's investment in media rights impact traditional broadcasters and fans?

With the evolution of NIL in the NCAA, and the digital empowerment of social media, the athlete economy is booming. StreamTime host Nick Meacham is joined by sports industry expert Dev Sethi to discuss how athletes are becoming more influential as their own media businesses and what that means for the future of sports. Key points: How have the likes TikTok, Instagram and YouTube elevated the platform of athletes and their brands? Why do traditional media companies struggle to engage fans like athletes? How have recent changes with NIL in college sports impacted the current system? What is the future of athlete representation? How will athletes impact sports media in the long-term?  

On this episode of StreamTime host Nick Meacham is joined by A Guy with a Scarf, Carlo de Marchis, as he breaks down all of the action from this year's NAB. The two also discuss the impact of ongoing media deals and how the power of individuals and content creators is impacting investments.    Talking Points: Key takeaways from NAB - the role of technology and trends impacting the sports ecosystem - (5:28) Why is Disney taking a more strategic approach to its sports offering globally - (30:04) Can Caitlin Clark's star power drive women's sports right valuations? - (36:04) How valuable are content creators like Dude Perfect in the current media culture - (46:25)

Social media and sports go hand in hand, but the sports industry has yet to realise the reach and value of fan generated content. On this episode of StreamTime host Nick Meacham is joined by Videocites chief executive and founder Eyal Arad. The two discuss how the likes of the NBA are using new technology to track and monetise UGC. Talking points: How much exposure does UGC create for leagues, teams, and athletes? How can rights holders monetise UGC? Do highlights help or hurt live sports value? What challenges do social media platforms and UGC present for piracy? Why UGC is perfect for brand partnerships in sports?  

The Dyn Media streaming platform launched in Germany in the summer of 2023 with a unique offering of popular, but second-tier, sports. Backed by the Axel Springer publishing house, it is the digital home of handball, domestic basketball, volleyball, table tennis and hockey. Here, the platform's CEO Andreas Heyden talks to StreamTime host Nick Meacham about Dyn's journey so far. Talking Points: How and why Dyn was set up (4:16) The technology that makes the economics work (14:11) Distribution and monetisation models (20:11) How are fans using Dyn? (28:47) The role of social media (37:09) Unique challenges of the German market (40:52)

Dan Rayburn is one of the foremost authorities on streaming media technology and digital video business models. He joins StreamTime hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone to discuss how sports media companies are transitioning to the digital age. Talking points: The main business and technical challenges that face the major platforms today Is ultra-low latency really that important? The impact of big tech on the market What to look out for in 2024 from the big media giants What does it mean for the fans? Can streaming only work as a strategy? The stats about sports streaming Both StreamTime Sports and the SportsPro Podcast have been nominated for Best Sports Business Podcast at the 2024 Sports Podcast Awards. Vote for us here

A European Super Bowl, the deal of the century, and whether or not it's fair for fans to illegally stream live Premier League... worlds collide StreamTime Sports co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone face off with the stars of the SportsPro Podcast, Tom Bassam and George Breare, in a sports business debate that seeks settle the argument once and for all. - Is piracy of the Premier League fair and inevitable? - Was the IPL's latest rights deal the most significant of the century? - Will the NFL host a Super Bowl in Europe by the end of the decade?

A European Super Bowl, the deal of the century, and whether or not it's fair for fans to illegally stream live Premier League... worlds collide StreamTime Sports co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone face off with the stars of the SportsPro Podcast, Tom Bassam and George Breare, in a sports business debate that seeks settle the argument once and for all. -          Is piracy of the Premier League fair and inevitable? -          Was the IPL's latest rights deal the most significant of the century?  -          Will the NFL host a Super Bowl in Europe by the end of the decade?

Fan engagement and revenue from digital collectibles, virtual stadiums, and other immersive experiences are on the rise as new technologies such as Apple's Vision Pro are soon to be released. On this episode of StreamTime hear from MLB, the PGA Tour, and the R&A on how they're connecting physical experiences with virtual worlds to engage fans.  Talking Points: • What is Major League Baseball's Web 3.0 strategy and how is it broadcasting within the Virtual Ballpark? - (2:33) • How the R&A hosted the first golf major in the metaverse - (24:30) • What is the PGA Tour doing in its partnership with Roblox to attract younger fans? - (46:36)

In this conversation, Nick chats to Andy Wright, CEO of project management software, Streamtime. Andy shares his journey from aspiring journalist to a career in Marketing and Branding, and how his passion for mental health advocacy was sparked by his own experience with anxiety and depression. Andy chats about his involvement with Never Not Creative and Mentally-Healthy two organisations focused on mental health and suicide prevention, which revealed the prevalence of anxiety, depression, and stress in the creative marketing industry. The discussion delves into the importance of transitioning from hourly billing to value-based pricing, Streamtime's transformation into a company striving to create happier, healthier businesses, flexible work arrangements, and the significance of celebrating individuality in the workplace.

On this episode of the StreamTime podcast co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone are joined by Fox Sports' senior vice president of strategy and analytics, Ben Valenta. The discussion covers key measurables, social impact, and the benefits of sports fandom.  Talking points:  What is fandom? – (8:14) Measuring fan passion – (17:55) Why we love our losing teams? – (26:03) Sports fandom, causation v correlation - (33:40) The sports flywheel - (42:33) How fan data impacts broadcast strategy - (48:10)

On this week's episode of StreamTime co-hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone are joined by Sophie Goldschmidt, chief executive of US Ski & Snowboard (USSS), and Outside chief executive Robin Thurston.  The discussion explores on how NGBs can align their media goals with sustainability, while also focusing on grassroots development and participation. Talking points: • Challenges for NGBs like USSS in broadcast (2:58) • What is Outside Interactive? - (8:32) • How did the USSS and Outside partnership come together? - (12:22) • The role of membership and community in content distribution - (24:01) • Grassroots growth content - (32:10) • Looking back at the World Surf League broadcast deal with Facebook - (42:23) • Early signs of success and growing the platform - (48:12)

On this episode of StreamTime hosts Nick Meacham and Chris Stone deliver a deep dive episode exploring DAZN as a business, pouring over recent deals, financial reports, and where the company is headed next.   Talking points: • DAZN Introduction - (2:39) • Evolution of the DAZN strategy - (8:52) • DAZN's NFL partnership - (11:24) • Insights into DAZN's financial report - (27:05) • Is a DAZN IPO inevitable? - (35:20) • What other businesses is DAZN investing in - (43:14) • Light at the end of the tunnel for DAZN - (53:02)

On this week's episode of the StreamTime podcast hosts, Nick Meacham and Chris Stone, share some of their bold predictions for 2023 alongside guests Steve McCaskill and Marion Ranchet.  • Bengals heartbreak and Fight Club - (0:15) • SportsPro Ignition - (7:38) • 2023 Bold Predictions - (12:19) • Netflix will partner with DAZN - (16:56) • The UK 3pm black rule will end - (19:34) • We have reached subscription fatigue - (24:09) • Viaplay will supplant Eurosport across pan-Europe - (27:30) • The NBA will offer a streaming only package for bidders - (31:47) • Apple or Roku will create a Spotify moment in sports - (36:00) • Lean in experiences will fall short of expectation - (39:54)

On this week's StreamTime episode, Nick and Chris are joined by Whistle Sport's international managing director, Jeff Nathenson, to the discuss the current state of social media in sports in a conversation covering everything from Elon Musk's Twitter takeover to Logan Paul and KSI's Prime launch.  Talking points: Twitter - (5:12) Facebook - (15:52) Will a social media platform ever purchase live rights? - (24:00) TikTok & Instagram - (32:48) YouTube - (41:15) Growth of influencer athletes - (44:38)

Meet Nick Meacham Nick is a Sports and Media leader with over 20 years of expertise. Nick Meacham is the CEO of Sports Pro Media, a publisher, advisory, and events business driving the digital transformation of global sports. Nick is also the host of the StreamTime podcast and a Senior Independent Director of the British volleyball federation, among many other things. We sat down with Nick to discuss: The strategies behind the success of Sports Pro Media and Nick's career The exciting things happening in sports today Finding the balance between community and commercial goals of sports Challenges and opportunities in women's sports Sports Pro New Era Program and how it's contributing to giving more female leaders a platform FUN FACTS: Nick's favourite quote: Tell me who your friends are and I will tell you who you are Nick's advice to aspiring future leaders: Focus on building relationships

Nick Meacham is joined by Amanda Laing, Foxtel's chief commercial and content officer to discuss their strategy in the Australian market. In the interview, Laing discusses Foxtel's ‘one kitchen, many restaurants' approach to ensure fans are served content how they want it. Amanda also discusses how Foxtel's sports Kayo streaming platform operates as an aggregator delivering greater value for fans and emerging sports. As mentioned in the introduction of the episode Nick Meacham and Chris Stone are looking forward to this year's upcoming SportsPro OTT Summit. For those in the StreamTime community who are interested in coming you can take advantage of a 30% discount using the code STREAMTIME30. You can register for a pass here: https://eu.sportspro-ott.com/registration/

In our latest episode, Ve Dewey interviews James Routledge, the co-founder of Sanctus. After starting Sanctus, a coaching business to help improve mental wellbeing in workplaces, James has gone on to author the Penguin Business Book, Mental Health at Work. He's always very transparent and honest in his own challenges and shares how practice was the key to opening up and helping people realise that we're all capable of talking about our mental health. Links: More about James and Sanctus. James' book, Mental Health at Work. Thanks to Streamtime, project management for healthier creative businesses. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

For the latest episode of StreamTime, SportsPro chief executive Nick Meacham welcomes on Kevin Jones, chief executive of Blue Wire Podcasts, to dive into the business of the sports podcast. Before that, in part one, Meacham and SportsPro senior content manager Chris Stone discuss the strategy behind Overtime's new OT7 football league; why are Warners Bros Discovery selling PGA Tour rights to Sky Sports; the thinking behind LIV Golf's broadcast model; DAZN's new pricing structure and why TikTok is launching paid content. In part two, Jones, who oversees an operation managing more than 250 sports podcasts, provides a 101 on the business.  The conversation spans how Blue Wire supports its talent with the production and commercialisation of their audiences, what brands are spending money on and why athletes are so fond of the medium.

SportsPro chief executive Nick Meacham is joined by a returning (and somewhat broken hearted) Chris Stone for a StreamTime Podcast which dives into a topic that infuriates fans, broadcasters and rights holders in equal measure - the UK's Saturday afternoon live soccer blackout. As Stone tries to move past the defeat of his beloved Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl, the StreamTime regulars are joined by SportsPro digital editor Tom Bassam for a initial review of Meacham's interview with Socios chief executive Alexandra Dreyfus on the previous week's episode. The discussion then moves on to the UK's peculiar live soccer broadcast rules, with Bassam providing some context via his recent feature on the English Football League's (EFL) iFollow streaming platform. The pod then opens up the discussion to the wider possibilities for the industry should the UK ditch the blackout, including what a Premier League 'RedZone' might look like. Finally, the trio close the show with some analysis of the DAZN's recent deal with mobile live look-in streaming platform Buzzer. In part two, SportsPro media and technology editor Steve McCaskill speaks to Matthew Duhig, the co-founder and managing director of FX Digital about the streaming solutions firm's work in the space. And more good news! The SportsPro Podcast has been nominated for a Sports Podcast Award. If you like what you hear, please vote for us in the Best Sports Business Podcast category here. Please note that you will have to register first.

Our last episode on positivity (as part of Adobe MAX 2021) has Sumita and Matt talking with Ve Dewey in London about how she's remained positive in her squiggly-line career. Ve has worked for Adobe, Mattel, ReDesign Business and most recently as co-creator for Never Not Creative. In this discussion we look at how she ended up in London, being a ‘servant-leader' and how the design industry still needs to grow up. As always, a big thank you to Streamtime, our supporting partner, always finding ways to give back to the Australian design industry. Please give them a try at streamtime.net Links Ve's website: https://www.vedewey.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vandewcandew/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vandewcandew Articles and podcasts by Ve: https://nevernotcreative.org/posts/tag/Ve+Dewey Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siddhartha_(novel) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/australian-design-radio/message

It's our third and final episode of the F Word Mini-Series. David and Ve sit down for an inspirational conversation around failure at an organisational level with the award-winning transformational change leader Eva Applebaum and Global CEO of Butchershop® Global, Trevor Hubbard. Within the episode, we go in-depth discussing failure, what the opposite of failure is (clarity), key leadership attributes, and what failure for women in a work environment means. Eva Appelbaum – Butchershop – The Clarity Project Thanks to Streamtime for their support. More at nevernotcreative.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

In our second episode, David and Ve sit down with Alina Mendoza Lopez, currently an intern at Dragon Rouge London, and Max Ottignon, co-founder of the London based agency Ragged Edge to discuss failure at the individual level. Within the episode Max and Alina discuss their experience of failure: Alina discussed her relationship with failure in university whilst Max elucidates early career experiences with failure as well as his current experiences running Ragged Edge. Ragged Edge Dragon Rouge Thanks to Streamtime. Project and studio management for healthier creative businesses. More at Nevernotcreative.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

Fire up your retrospectoscopes as we look back at our favourite stuff from Season 2 and jump into questions and comments from our listeners. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney  Find us: www.indetail.show  Twitter: @indetailshow  Mail: indetail.show@gmail.com  Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

Based on the “The F word”, our latest mini-series focuses on "Failure." This first episode with Never Not Creative Co-creator, Ve Dewey and David Beare, Executive Creative Director of Dragon Rouge, come together to discuss what we mean by failure. Their discussion lays the foundation for future episodes exploring what failure is and what counts as small or large failures and how we deal with them on a daily basis. Stay tuned for more in episodes 2 and 3 coming soon. More about David – More about Ve Thanks to Streamtime for their support - project management software for healthier creative businesses. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

The final episode of our Creativity and Football mini-series rounds out with The Hallway's ECD Simon Lee. Simon has lived experience with the ups and downs of mental health, but has also been working closely with mental health charity, Gotcha4Life for the last 3 years. The result of this work is the quite excellent Boys Do Cry campaign – a clever take on The Cure's "Boys Don't Cry" from 1979. It's a powerful piece bringing together 30 men from all walks of life to unite in tackling the stigma of mental health – especially relating to men. Andy and Simon discuss the rules of masculinity, the stiff upper lip and the power and relief that comes from opening up. You can find out more about the campaign at: Boys Do Cry. Thanks to Endel.io for background music. Check them out for one month free. Support from Streamtime always appreciated and for joining us on the fight for a healthier creative industry. Check out what's happening at Never Not Creative and last chance to take the empathy survey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

Andrew Georgiou, Discovery Sports president, joins SportsPro managing director Nick Meacham to talk about the Eurosport owner's wider strategy. The latest episode of the StreamTime Podcast sees Georgiou discuss monetisation models, the role of advertising in subscriptions and over-the-top (OTT) platforms, plus the sports ecosystem Discovery is building with GCN and Golf TV. The conversation also moves on to free-to-air and its place in the wider landscape, as well as much more.  Then, in part two, SportsPro's media and technology editor Steve McCaskill makes his StreamTime debut, talking all things piracy and rights management with Synamedia's Yael Fainaro. 

In the 4th episode of our Creativity & Football mini-series we head to Switzerland with renowned lettering artist Stefan Kunz. Stefan is an internet phenomenon, entrepreneur and educator who is passionate about sharing his gift to inspire others. But his quest for excellence and always doing how best isn't free from the challenges of struggling to get out of bed, becoming bereft of ideas on how to excel further and everything in between. Stefan shares his coping mechanisms and how his willingness to be realistic about what his ‘best' is on any particular day, helps him through. Find out more about Stefan and sign up for his courses at https://stefankunz.com. Thanks to Endel for their support… Focus, relax, and sleep through the power of sound. The Endel app creates AI-powered sounds designed to support your everyday life. Backed by science, and enjoyed by millions worldwide. Endel is powered by its patented core AI technology. It takes inputs like location, environment, and heart rate, to create the optimal personalized soundscape. This happens on the fly and allows Endel to reconnect your state with your natural circadian rhythm. Get a free 1-month subscription for the NNC Community here And Streamtime… always on the mission of creating healthier creative businesses and helping create a healthier creative industry. Find out more at Streamtime.net. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

In this episode we reflect on what we learned during our conversation last episode with Karen Alcock, director of MAArchitects. What are the risks and rewards of buying into a creative business? What succession planning should we be doing? How can we keep our businesses nimble? And what levers can we pull to unlock greater profitability? In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow mail: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

It's the 3rd episode of our Creativity & Football mini-series. Craig Elimeliah is an award-winning ECD at VMLY&R in New York. A native New-Yorker he gets his football analogies from the oval shaped ball rather than the circular one. A couple of months ago, Craig wrote a brave post on Linkedin sharing his experiences with many years of mental heath ups and downs. It's not easy to suddenly go from zero to a hundred in the transparency and vulnerability stakes, but Craig has taken it in his stride and now understands his own mental health in order to pull the right levers at the right time. He's also excited by the change our industry is destined to make with a new generation of talent and leaders who won't stand for the toxicity and culture of the past that has burnt out far too many of us. Need help with your mental health? Find out more about Craig. Craig's interview with David Sable for New York Festivals. Thanks to Endel.io - the AI-powered wellness app that helps you focus, relax, and sleep better through the power of sound. Created by artists, proved by science. And thanks to Streamtime. Project management software for healthier creative businesses. More at Nevernotcreative.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

We're excited to have Karen Alcock on the podcast today, a towering presence in the Melbourne architecture scene since her days at Neometro and now as director of MAArchitects. We talk with Karen about taking leaps of faith, buying into and out of architecture businesses, growing and sustaining a team, and working out which activities most deserve the attention of a busy practice director.  In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney  Find us: www.indetail.show  Twitter: @indetailshow  mail: indetail.show@gmail.com  Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

Dr Zac Seidler knows a thing or two about football. Whilst he's scored many a goal from all over the pitch, his ultimate goal is to reduce the staggering rate of male suicide. In this second episode of our Creativity & Football mini series (psst, yeah the one on men's mental health in the creative industry) Andy and Zac discuss everything from mental health to masculinity and the one secret that just may give men the courage to speak up. Find out more about Zac at https://www.zacseidler.com/ and of course support the global Movember phenomenon at https://movember.com where Zac is Director of Mental Health Training. More from NNC at https://nevernotcreative.org Thanks as always to https://Streamtime.net --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

Aura's CEO Antony Arena joins SportsPro managing director Nick Meacham to talk about his work developing one of the most exciting D2C platforms in the industry.  In this episode of the StreamTime podcast Nick goes down under to talk to Antony about a new way of delivering a D2C experience. Aura is built on a video gaming engine, which has allowed them to create a pretty unique consumer experience for anyone using their platform. In this podcast, we'll be digging into how they got started, what makes them so special and how they are looking to disrupt the industry.

Part 4 of our deep dive into clients types, today we're finally talking about the heroes - all those magnificent clients that keep us coming back for more.  In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

We've seen the awesome exploits, powerful narratives and dramatic explosions of heroes and villains play out on the big screen, but what about the heroes and villains in our own lives and work? This is the first of a four-part deep dive into the clients of architecture studios and the types of heroes and villains they represent. We explore their impact, best management strategies and our own tendency for heroic and villainous acts. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

For a special edition of the SportsPro Podcast's Big Interview series we bring you one of the highlights from our new weekly StreamTime Podcast featuring Phil Lynch, Manchester United's media chief executive.  In a wide-ranging conversation with SportsPro managing director Nick Meacham, Lynch talks about his work overseeing content and distribution for one of the biggest soccer clubs in the world. Lynch details his journey from the sunny beaches of California to the cloudier skies of Manchester to lead the transformation of United's media and digital businesses. This conversation covers how the Premier League giants work with their players, the impact of ‘the Ronaldo effect' on social and United's strategy to build their audience at scale whilst pushing fans towards their own platforms. The newly-launched weekly StreamTime Podcast is released every Wednesday, with profiling the people, businesses and technologies driving the sports streaming revolution.  The podcast is set to become the go-to place for sports leaders and broadcast professionals seeking ideas, insights, and inspiration in these times of rapid transformation. Find StreamTime on your favourite podcast platform and make sure to follow or subscribe so you don't miss out on the latest episode.

Welcome to a Never Not Creative podcast mini-series. Creativity and Football. We're talking to men about creativity, football and... who are we kidding? This is an essential listen. A mini-series dedicated to the topic of men's mental health in our industry. We kick-off our first episode with Pete Brennan. Co-founder of Heaps Normal, Electric & Analog and lucky for us, sharer of stories and experiences about his own journey with mental health. We're publishing this series because its almost guaranteed that whenever we run something around mental health – we'll see max 10% of males as part of the audience. It's time to chat fellas (and everyone of course, but especially the men). The more open you are, the more honest you are and the more you realise that more than half of this world is feeling something similar, the more we can all help each other. Thank you to Pete for sharing, talking and helping others realise it's good to talk and get to know yourself. Find out more about Pete, Heaps Normal and Electric and Analog below. Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterbrennan/?originalSubdomain=au Heaps Normal - https://heapsnormal.com/ Electric & Analog - https://www.eanda.cc/ Thanks to Streamtime - https://streamtime.net --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

We've seen the awesome exploits, powerful narratives and dramatic explosions of heroes and villains play out on the big screen, but what about the heroes and villains in our own lives and work? This is the second of a four-part deep dive into the clients of architecture studios and the types of heroes and villains they represent. We explore their impact, best management strategies and our own tendency for heroic and villainous acts. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us:  www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

The world of broadcast and media rights have always been at the heart of SportsPro's coverage, but in the last five years we've been at the frontier of the OTT revolution across the sports industry. In 2016, SportsPro launched the inaugural OTT Summit – a destination to connect and inspire the next generation of broadcast and streaming innovators. What started as a business conference in Madrid has expanded into the industry's largest events and awards portfolio dedicated to the streaming sector. In the intervening years, SportsPro managing director Nick Meacham has spent a lot of time researching and connecting with the biggest players in the space, as well as uncovering the defining themes and decisions behind the sport's industry's most important topic. That's why we've launched the weekly StreamTime Podcast where each week Nick will profile the people, businesses and technologies driving the sports streaming revolution. The podcast are set to become the go-to place for sports leaders and broadcast professionals seeking ideas, insights, and inspiration in these times of rapid transformation. As the episodes roll out you will hear from an array of platforms, rights holders and technology providers exploring not only WHAT they're doing, but HOW and WHY they are doing it.  So, whether you're walking the dog, getting back to the morning commute, or looking to add some insight to your day, subscribe to the StreamTime Podcast and hear from the leaders and figures shaping the future of sports streaming.

Our Adobe MAX21 mini-series rolls on with co-host, Sumita Maharaj interviewing Kris Andrew Small on his backstory, how his process is changing and what it means to be a role model for younger creatives. Having worked for many large clients like Nike, Apple, Adidas, Channel 4, WeTransfer, Reebok and more, he's also exhibited internationally at institutions like V&A and The Louvre. Yes, that's right folks, The Louvre. Make you check out his talks at Adobe MAX, where he's doing a number of different sessions. Details in the show links below. As always, a big thank you to Streamtime, our supporting partner, always giving moments of joy to the Australian design industry. Give them a try at streamtime.net ___ Links Kris's website: https://krisandrewsmall.com/home Adobe MAX 2021: https://max.adobe.com/speakers/ MTS9 - Meet the MAX Speaker: Kris Andrew Small: https://portal.adobe.com/widget/adobe/am21/sessions?search=MTS9 MB111 - CJ Hendry: Creative Inspiration (with Kris): https://portal.adobe.com/widget/adobe/am21/sessions?search=MB111 Kris Insta: https://www.instagram.com/krisandrewsmall/?hl=en The Bloom by TDC. Ep 01: Jo Hook and Kris Andrew Small: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMp4DG1rzSQ Ocean Bottle: https://oceanbottle.co/pages/earth-day Kris Interview on The design Kids: https://thedesignkids.org/interviews/kris-andrew-small/ Streamtime: https://streamtime.net/adr2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/australian-design-radio/message

We've seen the awesome exploits, powerful narratives and dramatic explosions of heroes and villains play out on the big screen, but what about the heroes and villains in our own lives and work? This is the first of a four-part deep dive into the clients of architecture studios and the types of heroes and villains they represent. We explore their impact, best management strategies and our own tendency for heroic and villainous acts. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

1st episode in a new mini-series based on Adobe MAX and their 2021 theme of positivity. Co-host Sumita Maharaj interviews Josie Young about her work, living with chronic illness and stepping away from Christopher Doyle & Co. to start her own thing. Go here to listen. Make sure you tune into her presentation at Adobe MAX, aptly titled, ‘Notes on Invisible Illness and Making Work Work for You' available live Thursday, Oct 283:30 PM - 4:00 PM AEDT and check out Josie's new site to see her amazing work. As always, a big thank you to Streamtime, our supporting partner, always trying to give back to the Australian design industry. Give them a try at streamtime.net ___ Links Josie Young Website Adobe MAX 2021 Design Atlas 012: Josie Young: Staying positive in difficult times Adobe LIVE: Branding: The Exploration Before the Presentation with Josie Young Adobe LIVE: Branding: The Presentation After the Exploration with Josie Young Sydney Design Festival — International Women's Day “Gentlemen Welcome” — Josie Young Streamtime --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/australian-design-radio/message

What is documentation? Why do we produce it? Should it be beautiful? ...Why does Warwick have so many rules? in this ep we ask some big questions about every architect's favourite stage. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

In this ep we go over all the cool stuff we learned at the 2021 Architeam Conference... for those of us who remembered to attend. In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us: www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

I really love doing ReIssue episodes. Pulling old soundbites and getting original guests to comment on them — it's like digging up a time capsule. This episode we have Jo Roca and Jason Little from For The People looking at our 5th episode. Jo was just ‘the girlfriend' and Jason had just opened a studio with two mates. In the time between, FTP has gone on to become one of Australia's most awarded agencies, recently named 4th in D&AD design studio polls. It hasn't all been smooth sailing though. Jo and Jas are the first to admit their mistakes and the roads they wished they'd not taken. In this very frank and honest episode, we look back at the ups and downs of running a business and why they never stop learning and trying to improve. As always, a big thank you to Streamtime, our supporting partner. Give them a try at streamtime.net --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/australian-design-radio/message

Asher Oliver didn't take the traditional ‘qualified' pathway into the creative industry. After graduation from university with a Business Management degree in 2009, he moved back home and encountered a huge struggle in regards to finding employment. Like many graduates having to rely on casual work meant Asher became a waiter in an Italian restaurant, but he never gave up what had become a passion on the side for animation. While researching opportunities, Asher came across Gary Vaynerchuk and his mantras of: HUSTLE - HARD WORK - FOCUS - NO EXCUSES When Asher reached out to Gary himself, opportunities appeared. The collaboration opened many doors and he now works full time at Food Fight Studios. Thanks to Streamtime for all their support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message

In this episode Kate, Warwick and Mick sift through the wreckage of their interview with Milieu Property director, Mike McCormack. Will they find any nuggets of creative business gold?   In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney Find us:  www.indetail.show Twitter: @indetailshow Email: indetail.show@gmail.com Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

In Detail is back for Season 2 (...pause for applause...). Join Kate, Warwick and Mick as they talk shop with Milieu Property director, Mike McCormack and unpack what it takes to be a design-driven developer in Melbourne.  In Detail is hosted by Warwick Mihaly, Kate FitzGerald and Mick Moloney  Find us:  www.indetail.show  Twitter: @indetailshow  Email: indetail.show@gmail.com  Big thanks to our sponsors Architeam and Streamtime

Blair Enns (author of Win Without Pitching and Pricing Creativity) joins Andy to discuss the challenges that creatives have when it comes to business. How our emotional attachment to work can hinder financial success and why we shy away from the grown-up stuff. We also discuss the pro's and con's of unpaid internships and whether mental health issues are naturally more present in creatives. Links: Rocket Fuel book Win without pitching Mentally-Healthy research Never Not Creative Thank to Streamtime for all their support – project management software for healthier creative businesses. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nevernotcreative/message