The New Creative Age

Hello! This is my welcome message to all of you. Hope you'll enjoy the show.


Welcome to The New Creative Age

My first guest on the show is a New York based independent filmmaker and television producer, Xackery Irving. His award-winning film, The American Chain Gang, examines the use of forced labor programs to punish criminals. Recently, a new extended version of his film sparked a lot of conversations about the subject. Since 2020 is bringing people’s attention to social issues, we'll explore if there’s also a chance to open a conversation about chain gangs.&nbsp;On the podcast we also talk about how COVID19 changed life in New York, and what are the positive and negative things people experienced during the lockdown.


Xackery Irving (The New Creative Age)

Paul Robinson is the editor and creator of Electric Music Magazine. He’s been running the magazine for almost 9 years and reached audiences in 62 countries around the world! Paul has interviewed hundreds of up-and-coming artists and many well-known musicians. He promotes new talents and helps them to grow their careers. On the podcast we talk about how the music industry is changing and how it is going to be like in the future.&nbsp;&nbsp;


Paul Robinson (The New Creative Age)

Tim Harkness is a leading psychologist and world class sports scientist. Having grown up in South Africa during Apartheid and then working with top athletes for years, he noticed that sometimes during difficult conversations people are shouting, but not listening. This inspired him to write a book called ‘10 Rules for Talking’.&nbsp;
In the age of coronavirus, Brexit and protests against racial injustice we could surely benefit from the ability to move discussions forward. But how to achieve that? Listen to the podcast now and find out.




Tim Harkness (The New Creative Age)

This episode features two super-interesting guests, Robert and Ken. They formed a rap duo, called KXR, and were about to release their first album when the lockdown happened. Despite challenges, they decided not to disappoint their supporters and kept making music. They also committed to using their creativity as a tool to comment on the life-changing events that happened in 2020.


KxR (The New Creative Age)

On this podcast Ella talks to two visionary creatives, Duncan Nicholls (Photographer/Director) and filmmaker Tobias James. They have founded a production company called Good Planets and took on a mission to inspire positive change through their work. They have also committed to making creative production more sustainable and campaign for environmental, social and economic justice. Listen to the interview now and get inspired!


Good Planets (The New Creative Age)

‘Riddim Life’ is an East London-based record label online audio entertainment platform. With our program, we are aiming to fill the gap between underground and mainstream music. We also provide a platform for original content and inspiring life stories that support our listeners on their own life journeys. Diversity and inclusion is at the core of everything we do.