Episode 7: Changing the world with creativity featuring Tanya Hosch, Fabian Marrone, and Tom Whitty.

This week, Tanya Hosch, Fabian Marrone, and Tom Whitty talk about how creativity has the power to change the world.

These three guests are some of the amazing people I know. It's a really inspiring chat!

Topics discussed:

1. What creativity means to them.
2. How creativity can incite real positive change in the world.
3. What you can achieve in the midst of the global pandemic at the moment.

They also answer a question from my book The Right-brain Workout (https://rightbrainworkout.com/) which is "Think of your earliest memory. Describe what happened in the moment right before that."

Tanya Hosch. Tanya is the General Manager, Inclusion and Social Policy for the Australian Football League. She was formerly the Joint Campaign Manager for Recognise, and was a founding director of the Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre. We worked together on creating a statue honouring indigenous footballer Nicky Winmar. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/jul/06/nicky-winmar-statue-unveiled-at-optus-stadium-in-perth

Fabian Marrone. Fabian is the Chief Marketing Officer of Monash University, and a key driver behind their platform of “If you don’t like it, change it.” In 2019 he was named the Chief Marketing Officer of the Year by the Australian Marketing Institute.

Tom Whitty. Tom is a journalist, musician, TV Executive Producer. He was Executive Producer of ABCTV’s Australia Talks, the former managing editor of Channel Ten’s The Project, and is also the creator and host of the new podcast, Time To Die. Oh, and he’s also won five UN Day Media Awards, the equal most in history. We have done a few things together, including the Future Landfill campaign which undid Woolworth's ill-conceived Ooshies promotion for the Lion King. https://www.futurelandfill.org/

This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm