Strategist Zoe Scaman built her career on saying what others won't. From predicting the community economy to advising on AI strategy at OpenAI, she's made truth-telling her superpower.

In this episode: why the creator economy is broken, what's really happening with AI, how to write your way into any room, and why being a "brilliant problem child" is actually an asset.

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In this episode, Maeve sits down with legendary costume designer Mary E. Vogt, whose work has defined the look of films like Batman Returns, Hocus Pocus, and Crazy Rich Asians.

Mary shares the story behind her creative process—from building character through clothing to balancing artistry with the realities of budgets, studios, and scale. She reflects on how technology and sustainability are reshaping the craft, the misconceptions around costume design, and what it means to leave a creative legacy.

A masterclass in vision, collaboration, and storytelling from one of Hollywood’s most enduring creative forces.

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Today I’m joined by Lydia Pang, creative director, entrepreneur and founder of a creative strategy studio MØRNING. Lydia is easily one of the talented individuals I’ve been fortunate enough to meet. She is remarkably intelligent, mission-driven, a creative visionary and exceptionally chic. In this episode we dive into her upbringing in rural Wales with her beautifully eccentric and accomplished family, her international career as Creative Director for REFINERY29 and Nike and a unique take on entrepreneurship. We discuss everything from creativity to culture, our difference being our super power, the feminist perspective in brand building and embracing your weird. I hope you enjoy listening!

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