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Creative Full Time

Creative Full Time

A deep dive interview style podcast with Canadian creatives. How they got started and how they"re doing the damn thing in Canada.

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58:38

Episode 76: Megan Phillips & Peter Cavell; "People...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/06/12

Send us a text In this conversation, Alison Mullings hosts Megan Phillips and Peter Cavell, who share the story of their collaboration that began over 10 years ago. They discuss the inception of their musical 'People Suck: A Musical Airing of Grievances', the challenges they faced in bringing it to the Fringe Festival, the unexpected setbacks they encountered, and the resilience that kept their project alive through the pandemic. Their journey highlights the importance of collaboration, creat...

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34:56

Episode 75: Damon Bradley Jang; Sew, Fringe &...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/06/10

Send us a text SEW IS ON FROM JUNE 11-14TH!!!!!!!! TICKETS BELOW In this conversation, Damon discusses the journey of creating a play based on Joy Simanski's life experiences "Sew" and his upcoming Fringe show "Who Drinks Mocktails on the Beach". We also discuss the importance of collaboration in theatre and the challenges of making theatre accessible to diverse audiences. He reflects on his move from Vancouver to Toronto for greater opportunities, shares insights from his time at the Stratf...

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35:26

Episode 74: Jack Davidson & "True West"

Creative Full Time ·

2025/06/03

Send us a text GET TICKETS TO TRUE WEST HERE: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/true-west-east-end-arts-tickets-1295198657049?keep_tld=1 In this episode, Jack Davidson, the director of the play True West, discusses his creative process, the challenges of indie theater production, and the importance of audience engagement. He shares insights into the target audience for the play, his personal background in performance, and his directorial style. Davidson also touches on the relationship between dan...

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60:24

Episode 73: Pezo The Poet & Unlocking Your Artistry

Creative Full Time ·

2025/05/23

Send us a text This conversation explores the journey of fellow creative Pezo the Poet. We delve into the importance of encouragement in the arts, the evolution of poetry, and the impact of social media on creativity. Pezo shares personal experiences from childhood, the significance of theater, and the challenges faced in the Toronto poetry scene. He also highlights the role of traditional tools like typewriters in fostering creativity and the process of writing and publishing a book. We also...

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40:37

Episoded 72: Davinder Malhi; The Roof Is Leaking

Creative Full Time ·

2025/05/21

Send us a text In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking to Davinder Malhi. We dive right into discussing the journey of their play 'The Roof is Leaking,' exploring the writing process, collaborating as a co-writer, and taking a closer look at the themes of motherhood and identity. Davinder reflects on his artistic beginnings, lessons learned from theater school, and the importance of trusting one's creative journey. He also shares insights on character development, the joy of performing...

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45:27

Episode 71: Ekelle; Music, Support & Flow

Creative Full Time ·

2025/05/20

Send us a text Today Ekelle discusses the multifaceted challenges of pursuing a music career, including financial struggles, the importance of collaboration, and the complexities of navigating the music industry. She shares her creative journey from childhood to professional life, define their unique sound 'Hood Pop', and reflect on their recent successes and future aspirations. We talk about the significance of support systems in the arts and the need for more accessible opportunities within...

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67:19

Episode 70: Mark Keller; POZ & This Is Just What I Do...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/04/18

Send us a text This episode dives into a deeply personal and powerful journey, Mark Keller talks about going from an HIV diagnosis to turning that experience into art and advocacy. We talk about what it really takes to write and perform a play that hits so close to home, and the emotional weight (and release) of sharing that onstage. We also get into the revival of the theatre piece POZ, what it takes to fund and produce meaningful work, and why telling stories about real issues, like HIV sti...

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52:40

Episode 69: Vanessa Sears; Shedding A Skin

Creative Full Time ·

2025/04/17

Send us a text In this episode, Vanessa opens up about her upcoming solo show Shedding a Skin and we get into all the things that come with it: identity, storytelling, and what it means to truly be seen on stage. We talk about stage fright (yes, even the pros get it), the wild ride of doing a show solo, and how accents can shape a whole character. Vanessa also shares her journey as an actor, what directing has taught her, and how bold casting choices can change the game in theatre. At the hea...

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62:37

Episode 68: Elijah Mucciaccio; Self Tapes, Stage Life...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/04/14

Send us a text This conversation explores Elijah's journey from their unexpected entry into the arts during high school to their experiences in theater school and the evolving landscape of auditions in the digital age. The discussion highlights the importance of live performance, the challenges of self-taping, and the significance of platforms like Monologue Slam for actor growth. Elijah reflects on his personal experiences, the impact of education, and the current state of the acting industr...

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47:04

Episode 67: Amanda Verhagen; The Hidden Power of Line...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/04/09

Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Amanda Verhagen, a talented line producer who has worked on major projects like Jurassic World Dominion, Cold Copy, and the recently released Love Me, starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun. Amanda walks us through her inspiring journey from being a child actor to becoming a sought-after producer in the film industry. We talk about: What line producing actually involves, and why it's more creative than most people think The surprising numbe...

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48:40

Episode 66: Andrew Seok: You Have To Love It

Creative Full Time ·

2025/04/05

Send us a text In this conversation with the talented Andrew Seok, we delve into his creative process, his recent successes with Rosamund and a step by step in how to write a musical. We also discuss the challenges faced in the Canadian arts scene, and the importance of supporting local talent. Andrew shares personal journeys from acting to filmmaking, emphasizing the need for innovation in musical theater and the significance of loving one's craft amidst the pressures of the industry. There'...

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72:13

Episode 65: Wayne Burns; Relationships & Resume

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/27

Send us a text In this conversation with Wayne Burns we explore the importance of advocating for dignity and building relationships in the creative industry. Wayne discusses the challenges of navigating social media as artists, the struggle between long-form storytelling, the demands of the creator economy, and the significance of human connection in their work. In this conversation, Wayne speaks about the balance between professionalism and artistic instinct in the acting world. He discusses...

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57:43

Episode 64: Liz Whitmere; Directing & "Difficult Women"

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/27

Send us a text In this conversation, Liz Whitmere shares her journey from performer to director, discussing the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. She emphasizes the importance of authentic representation of women in film, particularly flawed and complex characters. Liz reflects on her creative process, the inspiration behind her short film 'Cold', and the collaborative nature of directing. She also touches on the differences between directing for television and film, her ...

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60:39

Episode 63: Dr. Maz; Spiraling UP in Your Career

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/20

Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Maz shares her journey from a creative child to a professional in creativity coaching, emphasizing the importance of creativity in overcoming trauma and fostering personal growth. She introduces the concept of 'spiraling up,' which combines creativity with post-traumatic growth, and discusses the significance of community and social support in navigating challenges. Dr. Maz also highlights common pitfalls for creatives and advocates for journaling as a...

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Episode 62: Allisha Pelletier: Making Indie Projects

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/19

Send us a text In this conversation, Allisha Pelletier shares their journey into the arts, discussing the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a career in acting and producing. They reflect on the importance of self-acceptance, the impact of joining a union, and the significance of representation in the industry. The discussion also touches on the creation of meaningful content that resonates with personal experiences, particularly regarding facial differences and the journey of advocacy. In t...

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Episode 61: K. Zimmer; Mental Health, Creativity &...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/18

Send us a text In this conversation, K. Zimmer shares their journey through mental health and comedy, discussing their experiences and the therapeutic role of creativity. They delve into the importance of agency in mental health care, the stigma surrounding mental illness, and how art can serve as a healing tool. K. Zimmer also reflects on their time in psychiatric wards, emphasizing the need for compassionate and holistic care. They also discuss the importance of creativity in managing menta...

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Episode 60: Aurora McClennan & Canadian Theatre

Creative Full Time ·

2025/03/18

Send us a text In this engaging conversation, Aurora shares her journey as an artist, reflecting on her experiences in theater, the challenges of self-training, and the importance of values in the creative process. She discusses her writing journey, the significance of feminism in theater, and the balance between seriousness and enjoyment in artistic endeavors. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Aurora emphasizes the need for representation and the impact of collaborative creative space...

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62:05

Episode 59: Rachel Cairns & "Hypothetical Baby"

Creative Full Time ·

2025/02/20

Send us a text In this engaging conversation, Rachel Cairns discusses her one-woman show 'Hypothetical Baby,' which explores her personal experience with abortion and the broader societal issues surrounding it. She shares insights into her creative process, the challenges of navigating the theater world, and her journey in the entertainment industry. The discussion also touches on her podcast 'Aborsh,' which expands on the themes of reproductive rights and personal stories. Throughout the con...

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53:35

Episode 58: Markian Tarasiuk & Sean Harris Oliver &...

Creative Full Time ·

2025/02/18

Send us a text In this conversation, Markian Tarasiuk and Sean Harris Oliver discuss their film 'Hunting Matthew Nichols,' a unique blend of mystery, thriller, and horror presented in a faux documentary style. They share insights into the film's inspiration, the writing process, the challenges of production, and the importance of collaboration in filmmaking. The duo reflects on their experiences, lessons learned, and the significance of audience support for independent films. Follow Hu...

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Episode 57: David Pinard & Being Open To Opportunities

Creative Full Time ·

2025/02/13

Send us a text "Success isn’t about being the best, it’s about taking chances." In this episode, David Pinard shares their journey in the entertainment industry, everything from making people laugh on set to booking 11 films in one year. They dive into the lessons learned along the way, the importance of building an audience, and why sometimes, you just have to take the leap. “You don’t have to be the world’s greatest actor. If people want to watch you, you’ve already won.” 📌 Topics

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