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Hosted by Dustin Pead · arts · EN-US
Host Dustin Pead helps creative businesses know themselves, their process, & their teams more so they can unleash their best work.
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Chief Creative Podcast is hosted by Dustin Pead. The show has published 168 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Show & Tell | Ep 168" (29 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Books Every Creative Business Owner Should Read | Ep 167" (15 October 2026, 19 minutes), and "Stop Running Meetings That Lead to More Meetings | Ep 165" (17 September 2026, 20 minutes).
Chief Creative Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 168 episodes.
Booking probability for Chief Creative Podcast is 44%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Chief Creative Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Chief Creative Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Chief Creative Podcast are Design Services and Business & Management Consulting. Chief Creative Podcast has an arts audience and around 250 subscribers on YouTube.
Dustin Pead hosts Chief Creative Podcast, an arts podcast with 168 episodes published.
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Episode #168
You can’t find a creative community in your city, and you’re tired of working alone. In this Front Porch Edition, Dustin Pead shares why he’s launching Show and Tell in West Georgia and why you should create the...
Reading lists for creatives are everywhere, but a short, trusted one is hard to find. Without a strong foundation, you end up building your creative business by feel, and the busyness of creativity starts running you...
Most creative teams don't have a meeting problem, they have a structure problem. Meetings run long, nobody's sure who owns what, and the team leaves more drained than when they walked in. In this episode, Dustin Pead...
Chapter 9 of Creative Work: what's living only in your head is the real ceiling on your creative business. Dustin breaks down the Record Everything system, why it's not just an owner problem, and the simple 3-step...
Capacity decisions get made on feeling instead of fact, and it's costing creative business owners their margin. In Chapter 8 of Creative Work: 10 Systems Every Creative Business Needs , Dustin unveils the Capacity...
Not every client feels appreciated the same way. In this front porch edition, Dustin Pead breaks down the five business appreciation languages, adapted from Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages and John Ruhlin's...
Is AI coming for your job, or changing what your job actually is? This week Dustin sits down with Christian Brim, founder of Core Group, to talk about a chatbot Christian's been testing, Andy Stanley's idea of replacing...
Episode #159
Building a creative team? Your one-on-ones might be the most underused system in your business. In Episode 159, Dustin Pead walks through the full one-on-one framework from Chapter 7 of his live book, Creative Work: 10...
Most client onboarding is really just project prep in disguise. But effective onboarding is about the relationship, not the deliverables. In this episode, Dustin Pead draws a clear line between project kickoffs (what...
You landed the client — now what? Dustin Pead breaks down the project kickoff system: a focused, 45-minute process that prevents scope creep, aligns your team, and produces a complete project brief before any work...
Episode #156
Is your creative business ready for summer? In this episode, Dustin Pead takes a break from the live book writing series to share something super timely: the 5-block summer momentum prep session he runs with clients...
Episode #155
Your clients don't leave because the work was bad — they leave because of the silence between deliverables. In this episode, Dustin Pead introduces the Pizza Delivery System: a CRM-based, semi-automated client...
Your future self is forgetful. And if you're not accounting for that in the way you manage your work, it's costing you more than you think. The average creative professional wastes 23 minutes every single time they...
Every creative professional knows the feeling: too many tasks, too little time, no idea where to start. In this episode, Dustin Pead introduces the Priority Framework, a three-step system for cutting through task...
Most creative agencies are organized around when work is DUE. The most scalable ones are organized around when it needs to get DONE. In Episode 152 of the Chief Creative Podcast, Dustin Pead walks through the DO vs DUE...
A friend once briefed Dustin Pead for 30 minutes on the wrong project. That phone call launched Chief Creative Partners — and now it's launching his next book, written live on this podcast. In Episode 151, Dustin...
Episode #150
150 episodes. Three podcast names. One business rebrand. And a new book on the way. Episode 150 marks the official launch of the Chief Creative Podcast — and Dustin Pead shares why the name finally changed, what it...
Episode #149
Your team keeps asking the same client questions. You're losing 10-15 hours a week being the institutional memory for your entire agency — and every new hire takes months to get up to speed. There's one document that...
Most creative agency owners manage contractors the wrong way — unclear scope, no structure, and paying for hours instead of outcomes. In this episode, Dustin Pead breaks down the three rules that change everything. In...
Most creative team meetings are just status updates in disguise — and they're quietly killing your momentum. In this episode, Dustin Pead shares the Creative Meeting Success Framework: a simple 3-part method to...
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