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“This riveting conversation rattles between our predisposition for pessimism over optimism, how to edit your life, the dysfunction of nostalgia, the iniquity of social media, the gritty interactions of therapy, the ultimate emptiness of video games, the duration of orgasms, the delusions of drugs, the limitations of meditation, the dynamics of relationships, the joys of schadenfreude, the ubiquity of LIKES, the ambiguity of beauty, and why chasing after happiness makes us miserable.”
Tom Lynham via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/14/23
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“Creative Boom provides me with the motivation i need when I'm not really feeling it. It introduced me to new artists and also keeps me in the loop of whats happening in the design community. If you are a designer, illustrator or anything to do with the creative industry, I highly recommend...”Read full review »
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“Consistently interesting and down to earth creatives chatting about their process and how they live their lives. Katy is effortlessly charming and informative, lets the guests go off on their own if they are happy to and joins in when is appropriate.”
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“A really great listen for fellow designers and illustrators. I particularly loved the Lisa Maltby episode 👌”
District North UK via Apple Podcasts ·
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