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How Am I Creative?

How Am I Creative?

De : Anthony Dunn
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 Celebrating how creativity powers human innovation, shapes our worldview, and exists in every aspect of who we are.


My father-in-law, Sir Ken Robinson, transformed countless lives by revealing a profound truth: creativity isn't just a skill for artists - it's woven into the very fabric of being human. His perspective shifted the conversation from asking if someone is creative to understanding how they express their innate creative capacity.


"How Am I Creative" carries this vision forward through intimate conversations with individuals and groups who harness their creative instincts to innovate, solve problems, and see the world differently. By exploring where and how our guests do their most transformative thinking, we illuminate the countless ways creativity manifests in human experience - from scientific breakthrough to social innovation, from technological advancement to everyday problem-solving. Each episode invites listeners to recognise that creativity isn't just something we do - it's fundamental to who we are.


It’s not if, but how.


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    • Introducing: How Am I Creative?

      Introducing: How Am I Creative?
      Feb 8 2026

      How Am I Creative? begins with a simple shift in perspective.


      Rather than asking whether people are creative, this podcast asks how creativity shows up in real lives - in thought, in problem-solving, in intuition, and in the everyday choices that shape who we are.


      Hosted by Anthony Dunn, Creative Director of the Sir Ken Robinson Foundation, and inspired by Sir Ken Robinson, each episode enters the places where guests feel most creatively alive, before opening into thoughtful, human conversations about how ideas form, stall, and take shape.


      The series invites listeners to rethink creativity as something lived rather than labelled, and to recognise their own creative instincts along the way.

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