
What happens when the company you built runs fine without you? Elise Mitchell started a PR firm at her kitchen table in Fayetteville, Arkansas, grew it 500% in five years with clients like Walmart and Tyson Foods, and...


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The Spark Podcast amplifies Nashville's creative voices, showcasing diverse talents and fostering growth through shared journeys. By exploring the unique experiences and stories of the city's agency owners, innovators, and creators, the podcast inspires connection and collaboration, reflecting Nashville's rich creative culture. Listen to The Spark Podcast: Nashville on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube, or at creativeassembly.agency.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Spark Podcast amplifies Nashville's creative voices, showcasing diverse talents and fostering growth through shared journeys. By exploring the unique experiences and stories of the city's agency owners, innovators, and creators, the podcast inspires connection and collaboration, reflecting Nashville's rich creative culture. Listen to The Spark Podcast: Nashville on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube, or at creativeassembly.agency.
The Spark Podcast: Nashville is hosted by Creative Assembly. The show has published 57 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Looking Through the Turn: A Kitchen Table, a Global Sale, and Starting Over in Nashville with Elise Mitchell" (29 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Building for Everyone Else: Craft, Legacy, and Community with Manuel Delgado" (22 October 2026, 54 minutes), and "Different Materials, Same Instinct: Wes Webb on Design, DJing and Sculpture" (15 October 2026, 50 minutes).
The Spark Podcast: Nashville publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 57 episodes.
Booking probability for The Spark Podcast: Nashville is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Spark Podcast: Nashville requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Spark Podcast: Nashville's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Spark Podcast: Nashville are Marketing, Advertising & PR. The Spark Podcast: Nashville has a business audience.
Creative Assembly hosts The Spark Podcast: Nashville, a business podcast with 57 episodes published.
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What happens when the company you built runs fine without you? Elise Mitchell started a PR firm at her kitchen table in Fayetteville, Arkansas, grew it 500% in five years with clients like Walmart and Tyson Foods, and...

What does it take to build something that lasts nearly a century? Manuel Delgado is the owner and master luthier of Delgado Guitars, the family business his grandfather and great-uncle founded in Mexico in 1928. He...

What happens to creative work when anyone can generate something “good enough” in seconds? Mark Scrivner sits down with Wes Webb, art director at Nashville's Locomotion Creative. By day, Wes builds brands for some of...

As AI-generated content floods every feed, what actually cuts through? Rob Erickson, founder and CEO of Massive Mission, joins Mark Scrivner to share how he turned a severance package into a video production company...

What does it really take to build an agency from a hare-brained idea into a company that helped bring Amazon and MLS to Nashville? For episode 52, host Mark Scrivner, founder and CEO of Snapshot, steps into the guest...

What does it take to spend three decades building one brand from the inside out? Eric Jackson has the answer. He started working at Tractor Supply at 16, worked his way through an agency detour at GS&F, and just three...

What does it actually take to build a PR agency from a card table to an industry landmark — and then do it all over again with your own kid? Mark McNeely spent 45 years answering that question. A former newspaper...

What actually keeps an agency team together for over a decade? Mark Scrivner sits down with Kindra Svendsen, VP of Agency Services at Speak, to unpack the leadership philosophy and culture-building strategy behind one...

Episode #12
What happens when you build an agency around trust instead of surveillance? Mark Scrivner sits down with Josh Miller, President of 5by5, a Nashville marketing agency that recently transitioned to 100% employee...

What does a 450-mile canoe trip have to do with becoming one of Nashville's most respected brand storytellers? In this episode of the Spark, Nelson Eddy, former Managing Partner at FINN Partners and official historian...

What if the "finish line" you've been running toward as a founder doesn't feel as good as you thought it would? Shannon Litton, CEO of 3LS Professional Services and founder of the Nashville change agency 5by5, joins...

What actually makes a brand memorable — the process behind it, or the personality inside it? Michael Hutzel, co-founder and creative director of FoxFuel Creative, joins Mark Scrivner to make the case for...

How does one person stay creatively engaged at the same agency for over 25 years? Mark Scrivner talks with Scott Brooks, Post-Production Supervisor at GS&F and President of AAF Nashville, about the evolution of...

Episode #43
What does it actually take to rise from an entry-level hire to president of the agency you helped build? On this episode of The Spark, host Mark Scrivner sits down with Josh Moquin — newly named President of Snapshot —...

Episode #42
What if the setback you didn't ask for turned into the best decision of your career? Kriste Goad, founder and Chief Firestarter of fuoco, shares the unfiltered story of building a healthcare B2B marketing agency —...

Episode #41
What does it actually take to keep a booming city from losing what made it special in the first place? On this episode of The Spark, host Mark Scrivner sits down with Stephanie Coleman, President & CEO of the Nashville...

What does it take for a two-person agency in Nashville to beat out well-known firms from Berlin and London for a global Sony account? Ken Byers, founder and CEO of Confidant, has lived that story, and he's spent nearly...

<p > What does it take to build a digital marketing agency from a $500 website to a million-dollar business, and then reinvent it for the AI era? </p> <p > In this episode of The Spark, Mark Scrivner sits down with...

<p >What separates great brands from forgettable ones? According to veteran marketer Bill Zinke, it starts with understanding what makes your business truly different, and having the discipline to communicate that...

<p >Few creatives have left a mark on Nashville quite like Chuck Creasy. From serving in Vietnam to studying under legendary artists, working alongside advertising icons, helping launch major brands, shaping Nashville's...
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