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The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

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  • Peter Krask: From PhD Dropout to Hollywood Producer—Building Myth Merchant and Finding Creative Freedom

    Peter Krask: From PhD Dropout to Hollywood Producer—Building Myth Merchant and Finding Creative Freedom
    Jan 6 2026
    Peter Krask, creator of Myth Merchant and former Hollywood producer, shares his journey from quitting grad school to producing reality TV to building a business around storytelling and mythology. After realizing a PhD wasn't his path, Krask dove into the entertainment industry, learning the business side of creativity—budgets, staff, international shipping, and legitimacy through visibility. He explains how being on television instantly validated his work in ways that years of independent effort couldn't, why many people stay in PhD programs despite knowing it's not right for them, and what he's learned about balancing artistic ambition with commercial viability. This conversation explores the tension between creative freedom and financial sustainability, the cultural weight of visible success, and how mythology and narrative shape the way we understand our lives and work.

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    1 ora e 2 min
  • Oliver Burkeman: Why Positive Thinking Fails and the Paradox of Pursuing Happiness

    Oliver Burkeman: Why Positive Thinking Fails and the Paradox of Pursuing Happiness
    Jan 5 2026
    Oliver Burkeman, author of "The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking," dismantles the self-help industry's obsession with optimism and goal-setting. Raised as a Quaker with pro-social parents, Burkeman explores why chasing happiness often makes us miserable, how negative visualization (imagining worst-case scenarios) builds resilience, and why acceptance of uncertainty is more valuable than relentless positivity. He explains that we already know the five or six things required for a meaningful life—good relationships, sleep, nature, exercise—but consuming more books and courses becomes procrastination disguised as progress. The conversation tackles spiritual bypassing, why new information rarely solves our problems, and how shifting perspective at an emotional level matters more than intellectual understanding. This is a contrarian, practical take on self-improvement that challenges the tyranny of positive thinking.

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    54 min
  • Michelle Gielan: How Small Shifts in Communication Create Big Changes in Happiness and Resilience

    Michelle Gielan: How Small Shifts in Communication Create Big Changes in Happiness and Resilience
    Jan 2 2026
    In this powerful conversation, former CBS news anchor and positive psychology researcher Michelle Gielan unpacks how we can rewire our communication habits to shape more resilient, empowered, and optimistic lives — both personally and collectively. Drawing on research from her book *Broadcasting Happiness*, Gielan shows how small shifts in the way we speak, frame problems, and open conversations have a measurable impact on our mindset, productivity, and relationships.She explores the science behind “power leads,” fueling facts, and positive priming — including how a single sentence can increase workplace performance, family resilience, and mental well-being. Gielan also breaks down the dangers of passive news consumption, the psychology of negativity bias, and how to apply fact-checking to rewrite the personal stories that keep us stuck in stress or fear.From practical strategies for dealing with pessimism and toxic people to the data-driven case for gratitude and solution-oriented media, this episode offers a toolkit for becoming a more intentional broadcaster of hope — at work, at home, and in your own mind.

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    45 min
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