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Creative Rumble

Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson
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  • Ep 29. Season One Reflections: The Creative Journey and Future Plans
    In Episode 29. of the Creative Rumble Podcast, hosts Nadia and Laura reflect on the journey of their inaugural season, sharing personal insights and lessons learned from interviewing various creatives. They celebrate the power of creativity, discuss the technical and personal challenges behind producing the podcast, and highlight standout episodes and themes such as resilience, empowerment, and innovation. The hosts announce a short hiatus to recharge and plan for an even more inspiring second season. Tune in for a heartfelt recap that honours the creative spirit and community support.00:00 Welcome to the Creative Rumble Podcast00:57 Reflecting on Season One03:42 The Challenges and Joys of Podcasting09:05 Community Support and Gratitude15:44 Themes and Highlights from Season One20:11 Artistic Journeys and Expression23:38 Empowerment and Leadership27:01 Innovation and Interdisciplinary Pursuits33:14 Reflecting on the Creative Journey34:10 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans36:42 Support and Community EngagementIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Laura and NadiaSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved
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  • Ep 28. Creative Terrain: The Multifaceted Evolution of Jane Longhurst
    In this episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson welcome the award-winning actor and director Jane Longhurst. Longhurst, known for her significant contributions to Tasmanian and national theatre, shares her creative journey from her early days in television to her current endeavors in directing. The discussion touches on her acclaimed performances in theatre productions and her recent work, the 'Black Bag Trilogy,' which explores themes of domestic life, isolation and resilience. Jane delves into her transition from acting to directing, the challenges of securing funding for artistic projects, and the importance of creating meaningful connections through art. A heartfelt and engaging episode that highlights Longhurst's passion, depth, and inventive spirit, promising listeners an enriching exploration of a life dedicated to the arts.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:28 Jane Longhurst's Career Highlights02:09 Transition from Acting to Directing04:10 Jane's Early Career and Challenges06:49 Life Overseas and a Return to Australia10:58 Settling Back in Tasmania13:30 Creative Evolution and New Opportunities27:49 The Reckoning and Future Plans38:51 Workshops and Mentorship39:21 Challenges of a Small Performance Community40:04 Avant-Garde Theatre40:52 Importance of Supporting Local Arts42:35 Struggles of Arts Advocacy44:33 The Decline of Professional Theatre Companies46:42 Personal Journey and Inspiration from Theatre51:42 The Black Bag Trilogy: Concept and Development52:45 New York Experience and Influence01:13:42 Lifecycle: From Concept to Creation01:16:59 Marjorie Bligh's Influence and Self-Sufficiency01:19:02 Collaborations and Funding Struggles01:20:12 Auspicious Arts Projects and Community Support01:26:57 Creative Process and Audience Reactions01:44:12 Future Prospects01:48:48 Final Reflections and GratitudeIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Jane LonghurstSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved
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  • Ep 27. Life, Law and Knitting. A Creative Conversation with Adrienne Morton
    In this week's episode of the Creative Rumble podcast, hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell sit down with Adrienne Morton, an experienced government lawyer with an enduring love for knitting. Adrienne shares her legal career journey, her unique approach to problem-solving, and how knitting provides a creative outlet and meditative escape.Learn about her decade-long involvement with a close-knit community of Tasmanian knitters, her experiences with different knitting techniques, patterns and provenance and how she balances her demanding career with her hobby. Adrienne also shares personal stories, including those from her Chinese-Australian childhood, how she learnt to knit as she healed from trauma and the enduring joys of friends and family.Whether you're a knitting enthusiast or someone looking for creative inspiration, this episode is packed with purls of wisdom, warmth and humour.00:00 Introduction to the Creative Rumble Podcast01:17 Meet Adrienne Morton: A Distinguished Government Lawyer02:46 Adrienne's Knitting Journey and Techniques08:11 The Therapeutic Benefits of Knitting13:02 Adrienne's Tasmanian Heritage and Family History17:28 The Importance of Family Stories and Heritage23:20 Knitting Projects and Inspirations37:40 The Sip and Stitch Group: A Knitting Community48:33 Community and Membership Dynamics49:13 Respecting Shared Spaces50:04 Knitting Group Etiquette51:54 Crafting and Creativity56:27 Exploring Different Fibers01:00:47 The Therapeutic Benefits of Knitting01:12:10 Balancing Law and Craft01:16:21 The Journey to Law School01:21:04 Finding New Beginnings01:25:43 The Importance of Creative Outlets01:25:49 Joining the Sip and Stitch Group01:28:40 Making Friends Through Knitting01:33:41 Conclusion and Call to ActionIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Adrienne MortonSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved
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  • Ep 26. Rose 'Mamma Rosa' Ottavi Kokkoris on Creativity, Community and Comebacks
    In this captivating episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, hosts Laura Purcell and Nadia Ayliffe Robinson welcome the vibrant and multifaceted Rose 'Mamma Rosa' Ottavi Kokkoris into their conversation. Rose, a dynamic performer whose talents span from standup comedy to cooking and cabaret, shares her personal story of a creative career, parenting and running a beloved community cafe. The episode explores the deep ties that exist between food, family and traditions and delves into Rose’s passionate love for cooking, which served as her therapeutic outlet during tough times - including divorce, her battle with a brain tumour, the season of becoming an empty nester, and having aging parents. Rose's story is a compelling blend of humour, heartfelt stories, and inspiring reflections - truly showcasing that joy is indeed a dish best served LOUD.00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:44 Meet Mamma Rosa: A Journey Through Comedy and Cooking02:51 A Culinary Experience with Rose04:02 Family and Food Traditions15:16 The Birth of Mamma Rosa22:38 Challenges and Triumphs28:40 Recovery and Rediscovery36:51 Healing Through Cooking37:32 The Slow Passage of Time39:14 Hospital Procedures and Sobering Moments39:59 Rebuilding Life Post-Surgery40:20 Mamma Rosa Pasta Classes43:09 Cabaret Dreams and Bucket Lists48:22 Identity and Generational Gaps53:30 Financial Struggles and Community Support01:02:36 Solo Road Trip Adventures01:12:15 Future Dreams and Final ThoughtsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Aldrin Rose Ottavi KokkorisSpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved
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  • Ep 25. Fabric, Form and Fierceness with Nicole Ottrey
    Join hosts Nadia Ayliffe Robinson and Laura Purcell as they step into the vibrant studio of Nicole Ottrey, a renowned costume designer, textile artist, and educator with over four decades of experience. In this episode, Nicole shares her passion for fabric and her journey from fashion houses to teaching at Rosny College, where she has inspired countless young artists. The discussion covers the meditative benefits of sewing, the importance of never putting off creative practice, and the joy of working with students to create stunning theatre costumes. Nicole also talks about memorable projects like the Rosny College production of 'Priscilla' and her personal creations, including a wedding dress and hand-crafted story quilts. Get inspired by Nicole’s unwavering dedication to her craft and her philosophy of making creativity a part of everyday life.00:00 Welcome and Recent Highlights00:42 Introducing Nicole Ottrey03:54 Nicole's Creative Space07:23 Advice for Aspiring Creatives08:17 The Joy of Teaching and Learning12:32 Memorable Projects and Sustainability18:20 Impactful Teaching Moments27:45 Personal Inspirations and Mentors33:01 Collaborations and Standout Moments33:38 The Sartorial Naturalist Project36:58 Theatre Costuming Inspirations39:49 Personal Style and Sustainable Fashion43:44 Story Quilts and Textile Memories46:49 Future Projects and Travel Plans48:56 Upcycling Vintage Clothing50:29 Final Thoughts and Upcoming ShowsIf you loved this episode of the Creative Rumble Podcast, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review - we’d greatly appreciate it.For more info about our wonderful guests please visit the show notes on our website.Learn more about Nicole OttreySpread the creative rumble! Share this episode with your friends and fellow creatives.Follow us on Instagram and/or sign up to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring content, and news about upcoming episodes.Love what you hear? Support the Creative Rumble Podcast and help keep the conversation alive by leaving a donation here.Let’s creative rumble.© 2025 Creative Rumble. All rights reserved
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Every week join co-hosts Nadia and Laura as they tap into the minds of inspirational creatives to discover their collective wisdom while navigating their own creative rumblings.What is a creative rumble?A creative rumble is in you. It is a feeling. It starts as an inkling of ‘there must be something more’, ‘what happens when I try this?’. When the inkling grows to an awareness it becomes a hunger, that grows and strengthens.Hands begin to play and shape new materials, sounds and words. Mini problems are solved, new meals are created and served with a flourish, the garden begins to morph with colour and shape. Adorning the body becomes a pleasure, the possibility of business evolves and the act of creation is yours to explore.Creative rumble is curiosity. It is an excitement that builds and where ideas start to flow. It is a grounded joy where life meets new possibilities. And it can be terrifying. But it doesn’t always have to be. We are innately creative human beings.Join the conversation ❤️Visit us on the websitewww.creativerumble.com.auFollow us on Instagram@creativerumblepodcast
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