Inside The Art of Making
Podcast Description
A podcast about what it takes to make great shows, experiencs, art and products. A home for anyone who wants to learn about doing creative and artistic work.The ability to create is one of our most distinctive and wonderfully human capacities. Whether we find ourselves answerless and unsure of what to do in a given situation, or we want to be entertained and inspired: it's this ability that we draw on. But the process of 'making', ie going from nothing to something, isn't just an endeavour for the gifted few. It requires passion, dedication and often a great team, to make things happen. Inside the Art of Making, is a love letter to this creative process.In the first set of episodes, we'll explore the experiences and the personalities of people doing creative work in the arts and media. From musicians, film/tv execs, product designers, writers and game developers to those on the operational and business side of the process, all working to inspire and entertain the world, whilst trying to make a living at the same time.Follow, as they share their stories. About me, Kenny:I'm a Netflix employee (the views on this podcast are my own, not Netflix's) and I've been in the creative industry throughout my career. First as a musian and singer, performing as a session vocalist with the likes of Westlife and Leona Lewis. Later, as a consultant working for the likes of BBC studios, Rolls-Royce and now Netflix.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores a variety of topics centered on the creative process, including artistic expression, project development, and the intersection of creativity and sustainability, with episodes featuring discussions on psychological safety in creative teams and actionable feedback strategies.

Curious and open conversations with me Kenny, and my guests about creative work, business and technology, all sprinkled with a bit of philosophy for good measure.
ABOUT ME:
Started my career as a session singer/musician, performed a lot on stage as a backing singer for Westlife and Leona Lewis, and grew up surrounded by family and friends also in the creative arts (my brother was Amy Winhouse’s music director, and another is a game industry vet of 20 years). I then left the ‘stage’, so to speak, to go backstage into the corporate world (consulting/talent development/people strategy).
Today I work with teams and business leaders in creative industries, primarily helping them solve ‘people problems’ (through development, business design, coaching and consulting etc).
I’m a former Netflixer and now I’m a VP of People Strategy SharkNinja, one of Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025
I’ve always been curious, having had a love for both philosophy and play. This podcast allows me to have fun with that curiosity, and hopefully inform/inspire others along the way.
We all know that children have a natural sense of awe, wonder and curiosity. They are great ‘teachers’ of so many things, including going from nothing to something.
So I thought who better to have on my next episode than my very own daughters, Ava and Liora.
Today I ask them:
– If they had £1,000 what would they do it?
– what’s their view on the state of the world?
– what do they think adults care about?
– what’s their advice to adults on being creative?
– we have a Marvel quiz and then discuss their favourite movies. (The girls also have advice for TV executives!)
And much more!

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