Craig Constantine
Collaboration with Sean Mallary
What motivates people to engage with storytelling, both as creators and participants, in different formats like podcasting and lighting? A lighting designer reflects on the parallels between creating ambiance for theater and producing audio stories. “I joke with people that I still know in that industry and I’m like I did lighting for 20 years more →
Storytelling with Doug Thompson
What strategies and experiences contribute to effective storytelling and meaningful conversation? Effective storytelling bridges gaps between technical concepts and emotional connections. “Listening is not just on the surface—it’s listening to what they’re telling you, what’s going on, and then doing the number one rule in Improv: yes, and.” ~ Doug Thompson (32:58) The conversation focuses more →
Space with Lorraine Margherita
How can curiosity and conversation techniques enhance personal and professional dynamics? This conversation explores how curiosity fuels both learning and the sharing of insights in professional settings. “My brother used to tell me, ‘They asked you, just say you don’t know,’ and I was like: What? No! I’m going to look for the Answer.” ~ more →
Influence with Robyn Triggs
What are the challenges and rewards of starting and maintaining a podcast, and how can podcasting serve as a medium for personal and therapeutic expression? Exploring the unexpected emotional connections created through podcasting. “There’s something to be said for the beauty of, oh, this person really doesn’t actually need an answer; what they really just more →
Exploration with Matthew Jensen
What insights can be shared about the dynamics, challenges, and benefits of podcasting with a cohost? Exploring the chemistry between cohosts unveils the intricacies of dynamic podcasting. “I think that I like to push Mike a little bit more, to share what he thinks about, because Mike views himself as maybe more the host that more →
Awareness with Dori Fern
How can one effectively initiate and navigate meaningful conversations about race to foster understanding and progress? Exploring the “messy middle” of personal change brings an unfiltered lens to life’s transformations. “A lot about this time in my life has been to move towards deeply important things where I think I can make a difference.” ~ more →
Challenge with Ken Kaus
What motivates and challenges individuals when starting and developing a podcast? Posting a daily question for years transforms a personal habit into a creative legacy. “I am a creator, like— I have this creative— …how did I do this? I just— …just made a decision one day.” (28:35) The conversation explores the challenges and motivations more →
Coregulation with Matthew Word Bain
What is the relationship between creative mediums, human connection, and self-expression? The creative process intertwines visual, auditory, and emotional elements to invite a relationship with the unknown. “What I’m intending to do is invite people into a relationship with the unknown.” ~ Matthew Word Bain (16:24) The conversation explores how creative endeavors, such as photography, more →
Exploration with Elise Smith
What lessons and insights can be gained from exploring podcasting techniques, storytelling, and the challenges of capturing personal narratives? The challenges of starting a podcast while maintaining authenticity take center stage in this dialogue. “I’ve found it much easier to interview someone I barely know, much harder to interview someone I know really, really well.” more →
Preparation with Danny Attias
How can preparation and spontaneity be balanced in podcasting to foster engaging conversations? A technology leader reflects on lessons from public speaking and podcasting. “The podcast forced me to listen. Don’t get distracted. Really engage and ask questions. You know, my deal with myself was: Don’t allow your voice to be heard more than 15% more →









