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Hosted by Miranda Bennett · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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A podcast for creatives navigating the wilds of late stage capitalism while attempting to stay true to their process and themselves. Approached with honesty and candor, the premise of this project is intimate conversation and connection that shines a light on the lesser known aspects of running a creative business. Hosted by Miranda Bennett.
Miranda Bennett hosts Creativity in the Time of Capitalism, a business show with 26 episodes published.
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This is a special preview of the kind of content that is typically only available to paid subscribers of the Creativity in the Time of Capitalism newsletter. In this episode, we chat with Alyza Brown, a licensed clinical
Welcome back to part two of my interview with Wooden Spoon Herbs founder, Lauren Haynes. If you missed part one, please pause here and give that a listen first. Today we resume at the cliffhanger Lauren left us with rega
My next guest has managed to do the impossible: exited her dream job (and before it became a nightmare) while still managing to steward the dream. Meet clinical herbalist Lauren Haynes, the founder and current Chief Herb
Welcome back to the second installment of my interview with photographer and artist, Zoë Ghertner. If you missed part one, please pause here and give that a listen first. Today we resume just as Zoë was describing how sh
Presently considered one of the leading voices shaping fashion photography, Zoë Ghertner has shot campaigns for many of the industry’s most venerable brands, including, though not limited to, Chanel, Gucci, Dior, Celine,
Welcome to part two of my conversation with Sara Berks, the founder and former CEO of MINNA (2013-2025) who operated from the principle that good design considers far more than aesthetics or even function. Sara and MINNA
Join me in welcoming my next guest, Sara Berks. Sara is the founder, former CEO and creative director of MINNA (2013–2025), an artisan produced universe of ethically made goods for the home that championed and preserved
Description: Today I am joined by Liza Belmonte of Every Body Gets Dressed and a guest co-host, multidisciplinary artist Bec Mapes. We often don't see the effort that it takes to fail, nor do we know the sometimes damagi
“You can’t outsource community. You have to build it.” A conversation with the multidisciplinary designer on creating community through networks of resilience. I’m very excited to introduce you to my next guest, Christa
Welcome back to part two of my conversation with Shana Tabor. If you have already listened to part one, you're right where you need to be. If you have not listened to the first part of our conversation, I would definitel
My next guest is Shana Tabor, the designer and business owner behind In God We Trust (IGWT)—a string of boutiques in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan that carried its own branded collections from 2005-2021. IGWT specialized
From grassroots community to destination platform, inside the curatorial mind of Noihsaf Bazaar's founder and independent fashion's greatest champion. Kate Lindello, is the founder of the cult-favorite site Noihsaf Bazaa
This episode is the second in a two part conversation with Minnesota based artist and designer, Alexis Stiteler, if you missed part one, please pause and start there. Let’s dive back in.
My next guest is artist and apparel designer Alexis Stiteler. Her collection of small batch, organic and botanically dyed apparel has quickly garnered a cult following for its hauntingly beautiful aesthetic that straddle
This episode is the second in a two part conversation with Nigerian based designer, Mukhtara Yusuf, if you missed part one, please pause and start there. In part two, we dive into the context where I first met Mukhtara—f
A visual artist, scholar, cultural activist and designer, Mukhtara Yusuf’s work operates in the space of decolonizing design, sustainability, alternative economies and design in the global south. In our conversation, we
Welcome to part two of my conversation with Rebecca Mapes, if you missed part one, please be sure to start there. When we left off, Bec had just shared where she found herself after spending three years developing and ul
My next guest, Rebecca Mapes, is a multidisciplinary artist whose work currently comprises painting, jewelry, collage, and glass blowing. She began her creative career with Winden, a collection of fine, minimalist jewelr
Welcome to part two of my conversation with Ilana Kohn, if you missed part one, please be sure to start there. Originally a successful illustrator who began her career creating original works for The New Yorker and The N
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Creativity in the Time of Capitalism is hosted by Miranda Bennett. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 26 episodes.
Creativity in the Time of Capitalism has published 26 episodes.
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