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This week Ben talks to youtube creator Tom Buck a self proclaimed lifelong A/V nerd, who uses youtube to help others level up the audio and video quality of streams, podcasts, and videos and started his YouTube channel in 2017 and it has now grown to over 70,000 subscribers and its now his full time job! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Ben is joined by the founder of Loop Mount - an innovative bike phone mount. Ben and Alex talk all things industrial design, crowdfunding, creative collaboration, as well as as the importance of model making. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Ben talks to Debra Stevens, the founder of Dramatic Training Solutions and author of the newly released book: Stand Out - 5 Key Skills to Advance your Career. Ben has worked with Debra multiple times over the last 10 years and has found her innovative approach to understanding more about personalities and team dynamics to be a massive benefit to people from all different sectors of work. They talk about what the last year has been like, the challenges and how people are adapting, how we can improve our growth mindset and lots more! Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm ready, you ready? This weeks episode is with the Leon and Ross from the UK Hip Hop Duo: Too Many T's. We talk about touring, working with amazing producers, how they started out and the amusing stories of performing live. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode 27 of the create more podcast Ben heads of to London Structure's Lab in South East London to talk to the co-founder David Illingworth.They talk about a whole range of topics, from what's it like start a business, how to be creative in all parts of the design world, the benefits of teaching and loads more. Head on over to www.londonstructureslab.com to find out more and the studio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Episode 26 of the create more podcast Ben heads over to Fathom Architects studios in South East London to talk the co-founder Justin Nicholls. They talk about a whole range of topics, from what's it like start a business, the excitement of the first day, through to winning work, becoming a leader of a company and what the future holds. Head on over to www.fathomarchitects.com to find out more and the studio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode Ben talks to the co-founder of the B1M, Fred Mills. Recorded before Christmas lockdown Ben was lucky enough to talk to Fred about the massive popularity of the B1M as the biggest youtube channel for construction with over 1.5m subscribers. It's also almost exactly 5 years since the first time Fred appeared on Create More on Ep13 and so much has happened since then, listen and subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the new series of Create More. On today's episode Ben talks to the co-founders Nav & Jack of the Ebike company Analog Motion. Recorded in the East London HQ (Prior to lockdown!) they talk about the highs on lows of creating a business, what inspired them to start the company and what their plans for the future is. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're Back! If you're new to Create More, it's a conversational podcast talking to creative entrepreneurs, people who have pursued their passions and turned it into their careers. Each episode your host Ben Stuart will be talking to fascinating set of people, ranging from Ebike designers, Kickstarters experts, youtube stars, architects, designers, engineers, visual designers, VR specialists and lots more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to part 2 of episode 23 of the create more podcast all about architecture. Sam Barcley who I interviewed back in episode 15 about kickstarter interviews me about how I got into architecture. We talk all about the (rather lengthy) route I went to studying to become an architect. I studied at Nottingham university for 7 years, and have been at Make architects for almost 6 years. In my time at university I have designed skyscrapers, concrete freerunning sculptures, libraries & observation towers. At Make I have worked on UBS banks headquarters and also am currently working in a skyscraper in the city of London. Its been a long journey with an equally long podcast. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to part 1 of episode 23 of the create more podcast all about architecture. Sam Barcley who I interviewed back in episode 15 about kickstarter interviews me about how I got into architecture. We talk all about the (rather lengthy) route I went to studying to become an architect. I studied at Nottingham university for 7 years, and have been at Make architects for almost 6 years. In my time at university I have designed skyscrapers, concrete freerunning sculptures, libraries & observation towers. At Make I have worked on UBS banks headquarters and also am currently working in a skyscraper in the city of London. Its been a long journey with an equally long podcast. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to a Create More Podcast first. A live debate, based on the EU Referendum. Gisela Stuart, the labour MP and Brexit Chair, against Laura Sandys, conservative MP and chair of the European movement. All this was hosted by Bill Webb, who is back in London at Make after running the Make Beijing office for 3 years. We start the podcast with a chat with Bill about why he set up the debate at Make offices in London and why he feels its important to hear both sides of the argument before making a decision. We then have a 45 minute debate with questions from the audience at the end, along with a poll of the office! It was really interesting debate and neither women held back. Apologises for the poor audio for the first half of the debate, if you skip ahead to 37 minutes when the debate starts the microphones get turned on. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.