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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Bold voices. Messy journeys. Zero apologies. A Podcast about Empowering Creatives, Embracing Uniqueness & Redefining Success Creatively Eccentric is a podcast about radically redefining what it means to be a creative in a world that still prefers conformity — where unapologetically bold, unconventional, and underrepresented creators get real about breaking rules, navigating rejection, and carving out success on their own terms. Too many creatives feel pressure to fit into narrow industry boxes that don’t reflect who they are. The creative industry still upholds gatekeeping, homogeneity, and burnout culture. There’s a lack of platforms that celebrate messy, multi-passionate, neurodivergent, and culturally diverse creators who are doing things differently. Join Graphic Designer and host Heather Ebanks, who will be offering honest solo reflection episodes, alongside conversations with
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I reflect on our journey, sharing behind-the-scenes breakthroughs and how the show has evolved since launching in 2025. We revisit key moments on visibility, fearlessness, unmasking. Catch up on past episodes during the
Sunni shares insights on cultural representation, emotional impact, and finding inspiration in unexpected places. The conversation also explores the challenges of transitioning careers, the impact of storytelling in desi
Is networking really about making connections, or can it sometimes feel transactional? Are design festivals built for extroverts? In this bonus episode, I'm joined once again by graphic designer Bhavini to reflect on our
Bhavini Lakhani, a graphic designer and branding specialist, shares her journey of creativity, confidence, and self-discovery. She discusses the impact of her structured upbringing on her design approach, the challenges
Kala shares her journey as a creative entrepreneur, navigating spaces where representation matters, and embracing her African heritage through fashion and business. She discusses overcoming industry pressures, building c
Emmelie identifies as a self-taught designer, a label that fills her with both confidence and uncertainty. While she has gained valuable skills on her own, the absence of a formal degree can sometimes make her question h
Gary Lewis, a multifaceted copywriter, shares his journey through the creative landscape, emphasising the importance of embracing messy journeys and neurodiversity. He discusses the evolution of copywriting, the signific
Berenice Howard Smith shares her multifaceted journey as a designer, podcaster, and advocate for those who are childless not by choice. She discusses the importance of embracing creativity as a means of survival and heal
Johanna, the founder of KCLAB,, shares her journey from a corporate marketing background to empowering culturally diverse creators. She discusses the importance of representation, visibility, and authenticity in marketin
In this engaging conversation, Steve Chapman shares his multifaceted journey as an artist, writer, and podcaster. He reflects on the messiness of life, the importance of reconnecting with childhood creativity, and the hu
In this solo episode, I reflect on how Q1 2026 shifted from fear to momentum in my creative journey. What started as doubts about finding guests quickly changed when I began putting myself out there—experimenting with ou
Kayleigh Hall’s creative journey doesn’t follow the usual rules — and that’s exactly the point. In this episode, Kayleigh shares how her upbringing, early work experiences, and fascination with human behaviour shaped her
Dominique reflects on finding her voice while navigating new cultures, languages, and identities — often starting from scratch. She shares how learning to speak in unfamiliar spaces became less about communication and mo
What if fashion wasn’t just about aesthetics—but about power, politics, and who gets heard? In this episode of Creatively Eccentric, I chat with Daisy Riley, founder of the political fashion zine The Grey, to explore how
In this solo quarter-year reflection, I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes reality of starting Creatively Eccentric. Four months into the podcast, I reflect on how fear, perfectionism, and waiting to feel “ready” kept me hi
In this conversation, I had the pleasure of speaking with Louisa Shaeri about her powerful work as a coach for neurodivergent creatives and culture shapers. As we talked, I found myself deeply resonating with her reflect
In this episode, I delve into the essence of authentic storytelling, questioning the idea that storytelling should merely be a strategy. I highlight the significance of honesty, creativity, and the genuine connections th
In this solo episode of Creatively Eccentric, I delve into the creative process, exploring the inner turmoil I often face as a creative when deciding whether to hold onto or let go of ideas. I discuss the delicate balanc
In this solo episode, I share my journey as a creative, reflecting on the lessons I've learnt from embracing imperfection and the challenges I've faced while drawing with permanent ink. I discuss the importance of thinki
This week on Creatively Eccentric , I’m joined by graphic designer Angela Lyons , who has made visibility her power move in a design world that hasn’t always seen her. She shares how she built community, set meaningful b
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Creatively Eccentric is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 26 episodes.
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