Aug 3, 202626 minS1
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Let The Sparks Fly
Hosted by Marc Leffler · arts · EN
About this Podcast:
Everyone has it, that spirit, that spark. That place where inklings, ideas— from huge and world-changing to small, cool and clever—bubble up from. But how do we each, personally, tap into our creativity? Get it going, flowing, inspired up, fired up? What’s her process for pure ingeniousness? How does he get cooking, creatively speaking? Is there a place you go? Something weird and wonderful you do? Music you listen to? What’s the deal behind all those big ideas? Find out in actual conversations with actual people about this crazy thing we call creativity. Spirit. Spark. Wherever you get your podcasts, get into Let The Sparks Fly, a new podcast from MWB Studios.
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Booking probability
26%
Guest openness
Selective
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What is Let The Sparks Fly about?
Everyone has it, that spirit, that spark. That place where inklings, ideas, from huge and world-changing to small, cool and clever, bubble up from. But how do we each, personally, tap into our creativity? Get it going, flowing, inspired up, fired up? What’s her process for pure ingeniousness? How does he get cooking, creatively speaking?
Who hosts Let The Sparks Fly?
Let The Sparks Fly is hosted by Marc Leffler. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
What has Let The Sparks Fly covered recently?
Recent episodes include "More than a few sparks flew after the listening party for 5th Child's Synesthesia LP" (3 August 2026, 26 minutes), "For Liz Brister, Music has the power to transform. Even an entire city." (3 June 2026, 28 minutes), and "In the kitchen, creativity can be instantly gratifying or instantly devastating" (5 May 2026, 27 minutes).
How often does Let The Sparks Fly publish?
Let The Sparks Fly publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 9 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Let The Sparks Fly?
Booking probability for Let The Sparks Fly is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Let The Sparks Fly requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Let The Sparks Fly's contact route on record: public web form.
About the host
Marc Leffler hosts Let The Sparks Fly, an arts podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Jun 3, 202628 minS1
<p>Being president of Downtown Jackson Partners is the privilege of a lifetime for Liz Brister. She grooves on planning for the future and “really thinking about things differently." In the effort to entice more...
- May 5, 202627 minS1
<p>Acclaimed chef Nick Wallace knows very well the highs and lows of culinary creativity. In this episode, Nick and Marc delve into the joys of cooking, whether for the crowds at JXN Food and Wine Festival, while trying...
- Mar 6, 202628 minS1
<p>Being president of Downtown Jackson Partners is the privilege of a lifetime for Liz Brister. She grooves on planning for the future and “really thinking about things differently." In the effort to entice more...
- Feb 12, 202638 minS1
<p>Ed Foose started out as a kid in his room, playing around and putting stories together. He'd get his toys - Matchbox cars, action figures, whatever - and use them to bring short, simply-animated or video stories to...
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- Jan 16, 202622 minS0
<p>At MWB, Emily Foose is known as someone who walks into a room and instantly makes everything better. First, with her bright, cheerful personality. And second, with her beautiful illustrations. Join Emily and host...
- Dec 29, 202540 minS0
<p>For this episode, host Marc Leffler is happy to welcome lifelong friend and compatriot in many creative endeavors, Denny Burkes. In a brave attempt to put all inside jokes aside, the two talk rather seriously about...
- Dec 26, 202521 minS0
<p>Ever since he can remember, young Krishton has loved wild critters of all kinds. And dancing. And magic. And writing. And robotics. And practically anything else he comes across that’s captivating and cool. LTSF Host...
- Dec 23, 202536 minS0
<p>Actor, singer, poet, VO talent, and yes, futures trader Lenita Harris joins us to talk about getting in the creative flow—and reaching those elusive "breakthrough moments" —without beating your head against the wall...
Let The Sparks Fly
Let The Sparks Fly: Stories of inspiration and creative fire
Dec 19, 20251 minS1<p>How do we each, personally, tap into our creativity? Get it going, flowing, inspired up, fired up? What’s the deal behind all those big ideas? Find out in a new podcast from MWB Studios called Let The Sparks Fly, all...
Recent guests
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Stephen Brown
Composer, Cellist, Retired Professor of Neuropsychiatry, University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System
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Nick Wallace
Co-Founder & Chief Farmer, Nick Wallace Culinary
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Kris Johnson
co-owner and Director of Operations, Association of Washington Business
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Liz Brister
Downtown Jackson Partners
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