Last month I wrote an article about what I call “Straight-to-Execution Culture.” It’s what we’re seeing in multiple industries where investment has moved to after we’ve done all the work. It used to be you’d get investment to develop a work. Investment.

Evan Shapiro asked to interview me about it for his radio show and podcast, Celluloid Dreams (thank you Daz for the recommendation!). I had a great chat with Evan, talking about all things creative.

Special Guest: Christy Dena
Evan sits down with narrative activist and all-round creative Christy Dena to talk about their new article for Next World Narrative, How do I Flourish Despite “Straight-to-Execution” Culture. What happens to creativity when every idea is expected to prove itself immediately? And how do we create space for ideas to develop, take risks and become something we couldn’t have predicted at the start?

Radio Show: https://www.2ser.com/programs/celluloid-dreams

Podcast: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/celluloiddreams (scroll down to interview 5)