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In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions about how creativity influences their daily lives and work. Malcolm lives in California with his wife and cats. Episodes, in general, drop every Wednesday and Sunday.
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Send us Fan Mail Manu Katché is a French drummer and songwriter of Ivorian descent. He has worked extensively as a session musician, notably with Sting and Peter Gabriel, and his solo albums as a bandleader are largely in the jazz fusion style. From 2003 to 2007, he was one of the four judges in the TV-show Nouvelle Star, the French version of the Idol series. He was the most feared judge for his wit and his severe judgment about the groove, rhythm and tempo of the singing contestants! In thi...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Creativity Is The Cure: TV Eye, is an extension of the regular podcast, but also now features Malcolm Moore and his new co-host, Gianni Neiviller in VIDEO format, adding a whole other dimension to the experience. Malcolm & Gianni invite author Ian MacDonald to talk about his new book, Shit Jesus Says: Reclaiming Love in the Kingdom of Heaven, published by Apocryphile Press. MacDonald offers a gritty, no-BS look at some of the most outrageous sayings by one ...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Creativity Is The Cure: TV Eye, is an extension of the regular podcast, but also now features Malcolm Moore and his new co-host, Gianni Neiviller in VIDEO format, adding a whole other dimension to the experience. AUDIO TRAILER :: Malcolm & Gianni invite author Ian MacDonald to talk about his new book, Shit Jesus Says: Reclaiming Love in the Kingdom of Heaven, published by Apocryphile Press. MacDonald offers a gritty, no-BS look at some of the most outrageous say...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Art director, painter, graphic designer and storyteller Tom Schreiber returns to discuss how creativity affects his work and personal life. Topics include; Education, Jazz, Herbie Hancock, Constructivism, The Reggio Emilia Approach, Provocation, Emergent Curriculum, Scaffolding and Lisa Murphy on Play: The Foundation of Children's Learning. Recorded August 2026 in our cars between Van Nuys, CA and Stanford, CA. This episode contains original music by Malcolm Moore and ar...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Simon Oslender is a jazz pianist, organist and keyboardist born in Aachen, Germany in 1998. He is a remarkably soulful player with a musical sensibility far beyond his years. Oslender, Steve Gadd, and Will Lee have a recently formed an elite cross-generational jazz-fusion and groove collective, collaborating closely on the acclaimed album [All That Matters] and the live release [On A Roll] alongside guitarist Bruno Müller. In this interview, he discusses how creativit...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Founder & CEO of Kandu Percussion Shachar Bergman discusses how creativity affects his work, personal and spiritual life. Welcome to Kandu, we are Shachar and Yaniv Yaniv Sharabi – two artisan musicians who found a way to combine our greatest loves: music and design. When we're not handcrafting the Kandu percussion instruments, Shachar can be found playing bass in eastern-jazz-fusion and cross-over ethnic bands (or building awesome electric basses), while Yaniv plays ...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Creativity Is The Cure: TV Eye, is an extension of the regular podcast, but also now features Malcolm Moore and his new co-host, Gianni Neiviller in VIDEO format, adding a whole other dimension to the experience. In this brief introductory episode, Gianni and Malcolm wax poetic about all things regarding espresso; from Nespresso to Starbucks to The land of Napoli! Recorded July 2026 in North Hollywood, CA. *Special thanks to our good friends at NoHo Recovery. Please visi...
Send us Fan Mail ~ Traveler, activist, artist and now author Jonathan Firehawk DuPlessis returns to discuss his newly written book, Our Island Was a Forest. DuPlessis discusses the journey to find himself emotionally, mentally and spiritually whilst uncovering a myriad of brutal truths regarding his Creole beginnings that transpired between New Orleans and Los Angeles. Recorded July 2026 on the phone between Palmdale, CA and Minneapolis, MN. *Interested publishers can contact DuPlessis via ...
In each episode, Malcolm Moore interviews fascinating people of diverse ages, cultures, spiritualities, and professions about how creativity influences their daily lives and work. Malcolm lives in California with his wife and cats. Episodes, in general, drop every Wednesday and Sunday.
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