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Welcome to The Creatives’ Corner, the podcast presented by RSL Awards, where we shine a spotlight on the people shaping education in the creative arts. Each episode, we sit down with educators and practitioners to explore how creative qualifications empower learners, open career pathways, and support the next generation of talent. From music to performing, our guests share insights, stories, and best practices that highlight why vocational qualifications matter – and how they can transform both teaching and learning in today’s creative industries. Whether you’re a teacher, student, or simply passionate about the arts, The Creatives’ Corner is your space to learn and be inspired.
Unknown Host hosts The Creatives' Corner, a arts show with 14 episodes published.
Closing Season 1 of The Creatives' Corner, we had the pleasure of speaking to Dr. Sheena Calvert, a philosopher, writer, designer and artist. Sheena has a PhD in philosophy of language and aesthetics and was able to shed
On this episode of The Creatives' Corner, we speak with George Crump, once a student working through the RSL Awards grade books and Vocational Qualifications, now a working musician with their own solo project. George re
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak with Professor Andy Stott, Head of Popular Music at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM). Andy reflects on his career as a session drummer and percussionist, and s
On this special episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we’re broadcasting live from the Music & Drama Education Expo. The conversation features Martin Wright (Director of Business Development and Partnerships at BN1 Arts) and
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we’re joined by Stacey Green, Co-Founder of Shades Dancewear and the TIRED Movement. Stacey shares the story behind her work with the TIRED Movement, the RED Research Project and
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we’re joined by Dr. Oliver Morris, Director of Education & Skills at UK Music. He explains why Vocational Qualifications can be a powerful alternative for young people who don’t
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Claire-Louise Auguste, Global Manager for Stageschool at RSL Awards, who explains how Vocational Qualifications can transform the classroom experience for both teache
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Matt Griffiths, who was CEO of Youth Music at the time of recording. Matt explores the gap between young people’s appetite for music and the support structures around
On this special live episode from the Creative Futures conference, we discuss "Accessibility in the Arts" - a conversation featuring Joshua Satch (Songwriter “SATCH” and Co-chair of @ivorsacademy LGBTQIA+ Advocacy Group)
On this special live episode from the Creative Futures Conference, we bring you The Creative Futures Panel - a conversation featuring Dr Stephen Partridge (University of Hertfordshire / Kave Space), Laura Nicholson (One
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Rag’n’Bone Man's drummer, Ben Thomas, who explores why Vocational Qualifications offer such a powerful pathway for young musicians stepping into the industry. He disc
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Mia Bird, the founder of BN1 Arts in Brighton, who shares her inspiring journey from a working-class background to becoming a leading voice in arts education. Mia ope
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Norton York, founder and chairman of Rockschool, as he shares his remarkable journey from studying classical music in the 1980s to creating Europe’s first dedicated p
On this episode of The Creatives’ Corner, we speak to Jason Knight who reflects on why vocational qualifications give young people the best foundation for university and a future career in the arts. He explains how colle
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The Creatives' Corner is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (interviews) and has published 14 episodes.
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