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 creativity affects his work and personal life.

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 guitar in a folk/world-music brother & sister duo. Kandu is there for you the musician, you the traveler, you the educator, you the drum circle facilitator and you the human, here on Earth, looking to find the beat, join the rhythm and connect to something bigger.

~ Creativity Is The Cure: TV Eye: In this brief introductory VIDEO episode, Gianni and Malcolm wax poetic about all things regarding espresso; from Nespresso to Starbucks to The land of Napoli!

~ 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.

Mike Sutton returns to share the latest developments with The DWe drum kit, an innovative, convertible acoustic-electronic drum set developed collaboratively by Drum Workshop (DW) and Roland. Sutton is the DWe Brand Manager at Drum Workshop.

Rebecca Sands Coutts is the Post Audio and Studio Manager at Warner Brothers, Discovery and Cartoon Network. More than twenty-five years of media and communications experience in film, commercials, radio, podcasting, print, multi-media and social media. Her unique mix of creative, production, public relations and technology experience gives her an expansive knowledge base to draw from when helping clients in both traditional media as well as social media and non-traditional approaches. Rebecca sits down with Malcolm to discuss how creativity affects her work and personal life.

Tobias Ralph is a New York City–based drummer, percussionist, and educator with a career spanning over three decades. He performed with such artists as Defunkt, 24-7 Spyz, Tricky, Adrian Belew's Power Trio and Lauryn Hill. Tobias discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life.

Will Lee is an American bassist, vocalist, and songwriter renowned for his extensive session work across genres including jazz, pop, rock, and R&B, as well as his record-breaking tenure (1982-2015) with Paul Shaffer on Late Night with David Letterman as part The World's Most Dangerous Band (NBC) and then also on The Late Show with David Letterman as part of the CBS Orchestra. Over his career spanning more than five decades, Lee has contributed to over 2,000 recordings, performed with icons such as Frank Sinatra, Steely Dan, and Ringo Starr, and earned a Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album for Some Skunk Funk in 2007. He is also a founding member of the Beatles tribute band the Fab Faux. Lee discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life.

Long-time photographer and friend of Peter and Genesis, Armando Gallo, has many of his wonderful images in the recent 50th anniversary box set of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. To compliment those images he has now compiled a wider selection of his photography from the period in a new book called Remembering… The Lamb.

Singer, actor and composer Meital Caldwell recently took the time to sit down with Malcolm and discuss how creativity affects her education, spirituality and personal life. 

Writer/Director/Producer Satie Gossett discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. Gossett is storyteller, thinker and an image builder. In this episode, he elaborates on his upcoming documentary about his late father, Lou Gossett, Jr., For What It's Worth.

Monty Pickle is a puppet character performed by Victor Yerrid and the star of The Monty Pickle Show, an online children's series designed to introduce kids to Jewish culture, traditions, and joy. Created by veteran children's media producers, including puppet master Victor Yerrid, the kosher dill puppet explores holidays and Jewish life with humor. 

Full-time artist, part-time disruptor and art advocate j.Reto discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. Reto was a founding member of Anchorage’s CIRCLE5 art group and is preparing to launching C3 (Creatives, Collectors & Community), an enclave of art activists wanting to advance the art scene in Alaska. 

Musician, comedian, and material scientist Jefferson DeLeone took 10 minutes to discuss with Malcolm what it's like to perform comedy in the modern world.

Heart Zones is a fitness technology, education, and training company headquartered in Sacramento. It was founded in 1993 by CEO Sally Edwards (author of 25 books!), a Hall of Fame triathlete and serial entrepreneur who previously co-founded the Fleet Feet athletic shoe chain in 1976. Edwards recently took the time to call Malcolm and discuss how creativity affects her health, work and personal life. 

Tour Manager and Sound Engineer Robert Frazza discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life.

DJAviLove discusses how creativity affects her work and personal life. Aviana Byrd aka DJAviLove is a 15-year-old multi-talented entertainer making major waves in the industry. She is a DJ, actress, singer, dancer, model and music producer who has been performing on tours and creating her own music since the age of seven!

Breathwork Facilitator Gianni Neiviller discusses how creativity affects his work, personal and spiritual life. He and his wife and Kiki combine Breathwork and Sound Healing to support individuals in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Gianni, a RADT/CCAPP Certified and Insured Breathwork Practitioner and Cold Plunge Coach, collaborates with Kiki, a skilled Sound Healer, to create transformative experiences. 

Film producer Nick Moceri discusses how creativity affects his work, personal and spiritual life.

Drummer, producer and DJ, King Roublow, discusses how creativity affects his work, personal and spiritual life. 

Actress KaDee Strickland, best known for her roles is such TV shows as Cruel Summer,Secrets and Lies, Private Practice and Chicago Fire, discuss how creativity affects her work and personal life. 

Adam Eaton, who is a fine art photographer known for his Black Is Beautiful book, discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. 

Drummer and educator John Mader, known often for his drumming on such hit musicals as Book of Mormon, Rent, Wicked, Mamma Mia!, The Lion King, and Hamilton, discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. 

Producer, engineer, musician and musical director Mark Plati, known often for his work with David Bowie and Prince, discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. 

Educator, writer and reader Adam Myman discusses how creativity affects his work and personal life. 

Robert C. Guy discusses how creativity affects his work, personal life and spirituality.  Robert is a well-known bass vocalist, songwriter, and engineer associated with the prominent contemporary Christian vocal group Acappella.