Creative Space with Jennifer Logue
My name is Jennifer Logue and I’m on a mission to make creativity accessible to all. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, filmmakers, musicians, scientists, and so much more, we’ll be exploring creativity from every possible angle with the purpose of learning and growing in creativity together. New episodes are released every Sunday and you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts. Be sure to rate and review the podcast if you enjoy it, and remember, we are all born creative. Make some space to honor your creativity today.
Episodes
After years of dreaming about change, I finally did it—I left Philly, packed up my life, and moved to LA with just three suitcases. In this episode, I share the lessons I learned from letting go of my stuff, closing a chapter with love, and starting fresh in new soil.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, held back by old baggage, or afraid to make a big decision, this episode is for you. I’ll talk about the peace that comes with clarity, why ...
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I’m diving into something I’ve lived through, and something I see often in my coaching clients: the quiet signs that it’s time for a change.
We don’t always realize it when we’re stuck. Sometimes we’re too busy being “responsible,” too afraid to admit that what we’re doing doesn’t light us up anymore. But the truth is, your inner restlessness might be trying to tell you something.
I share five ...
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I guide you through one of my favorite exercises to help you reconnect with your deepest values: the Rocking Chair Test.
If you’ve been feeling stuck or unsure about a decision, this simple but powerful visualization will help you cut through the noise and tune in to what truly matters. It’s something I use with coaching clients often—and return to myself whenever I need clarity.
All you need i...
In this solo episode of Creative Space, I’m talking about something so many of us avoid: admitting the goals we’re secretly afraid to want.
Whether it’s moving to a new city, changing careers, or chasing a dream that feels too impractical, it’s easy to stay stuck because we don’t even say it out loud. I share my own experience with this—the years I buried my dream of moving to LA—and how finally admitting it to myself changed everyt...
In this episode of Creative Space, I’m getting real about what it means to truly practice what I preach—especially after taking a break from the podcast to do some serious inner work. As a coach, I help people get clear on their goals and make them happen, but I also do the same work myself with my own coach.
When I first started working with my coach, my focus was growing my coaching practice. But in the process, I ended up unearth...
In this episode of Creative Space, we explore a topic that many creatives face: how to take creative risks without letting the fear of failure hold you back. Inspired by an email from Mia, a visual artist and photographer from Boston, Jennifer shares actionable advice on how to embrace the unknown and step out of your comfort zone to grow as an artist.
Whether you're an emerging artist or a seasoned professional, this episode o...
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue sits down with Tyler Andrews, an actor whose journey has taken him from Playhouse West to starring roles in film, television, and theater. Most recently, Tyler captivated audiences as Jerome in The Christmas Chain, now streaming on Apple TV+.
Jennifer and Tyler dive deep into:
- His early life and how a friend's unconventional compliment sparked his acting journey.
- The tran...
In this episode of Creative Space, we dive into the elusive yet magical state of creative flow—the moment when everything clicks and creativity flows effortlessly. Inspired by an email from Sam, a filmmaker and musician from Austin, Jennifer shares practical tips on how to enter and sustain this highly productive and fulfilling state more often.
Whether you're a writer, musician, artist, or any type of creative, this episode of...
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue chats with Rod Kim, a multifaceted creative who wears many hats—songwriter, TikTok influencer, and podcast host of Rod Kim’s Millennial Sleepover. From crafting music for high-profile clients like the Philadelphia Phillies and Google to building a devoted TikTok following as a 90s nostalgia guru, Rod shares his incredible journey in the entertainment industry.
Together, Jennifer...
In this episode of Creative Space, we explore a question that’s causing concern for many in the advertising industry: is copywriting becoming obsolete with the rise of AI and automation? Inspired by an email from Kevin, an Associate Creative Director at an ad agency, Jennifer provides advice on how copywriters can stay motivated and relevant in this rapidly changing landscape.
Whether you're a seasoned copywriter or just starti...
In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue tackles a common challenge for many creatives: finding a supportive and inspiring community. Inspired by an email from Alex, a freelance writer from Portland, Jennifer shares practical advice on how to connect with like-minded creatives, whether you're working from home or searching for a community that truly resonates.
Whether you’re an artist, writer, musician, or creativ...
In this episode of Creative Space, we address a common struggle many artists face today: how to stay creative when the world feels overwhelming. Inspired by a heartfelt email from Emily, a visual artist from Seattle, I'll share practical advice on maintaining a creative practice amidst uncertainty.
Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting out, this episode offers guidance and encouragement to help you find calm and con...
In the exciting Season 3 premiere of Creative Space, we chat with Dan Melnick, indie music promoter-turned-CEO of Sonicbids, for an insightful two-part conversation about his incredible journey in the music industry.
In Part 1, Dan shares his early beginnings—how a football injury led him to discover a passion for music and launch his own company, Turnstyle Music Group. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how Dan navigated t...
In this second part of our two-part interview with Dan Melnick, now CEO and co-owner of Sonicbids, we pick up where we left off, diving deeper into Dan’s journey and his recent transition to the helm of the company. We explore how Dan’s background as a creative entrepreneur prepared him for this leap, the strategies he uses to combat burnout, and the challenges he’s faced along the way.
Tune in as Dan shares insights on fostering co...
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation, featuring New York-based cinematographer Christine Ng. Christine’s work spans commercials, music videos, Emmy-nominated documentaries, and hit TV shows. From shooting her first commercial during Super Bowl 56 to Rian Johnson’s TV series Poker Face for Peacock, Christine’s journey is a masterclass in creativity, resilience, and leadership.
In this...
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit a powerful conversation with Tony Savant, a revered acting teacher and director of Playhouse West Philadelphia. Tony’s impact on the acting community is profound, having trained some of the most successful actors in the industry, including Ashley Judd, Scott Caan, Jim Parrack, Jean Elie, and many more.
In this episode, Tony and I explore:
- His journey from aspiring lawyer to bec...
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation featuring entrepreneur and artist manager Yusuf Muhammad, also known as Veteran Freshman. With roots in Philadelphia, Yusuf has built an impressive career in event curation, artist management, and creative production. At the time of recording, Yusuf was managing comedian and actor Desi Banks, and his story provides a fascinating look into the wor...
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation featuring the legendary maker, Jimmy DiResta. From his humble beginnings to building a massive YouTube following and starring in Netflix’s Making Fun, Jimmy’s story is a testament to the power of play, stepping out of comfort zones, and following your curiosity.
In this episode, Jimmy and I discuss:
- His journey to becoming a star on Netflix and...
In this special replay of Creative Space, we revisit another fan-favorite conversation, featuring international pop sensation SHAB. Born in Iran, SHAB's journey from refugee to global pop star is a testament to resilience, creativity, and determination.
In this episode, SHAB and I discuss:
- Her powerful journey from Iran to the United States as a refugee
- How she turned her love for music into a successful global career
- The insp...
In this special replay of "Creative Space," we revisit one of our most powerful conversations, featuring singer-songwriter Avi Wisnia. Avi was the very first guest on "Creative Space," and his journey has inspired so many of us.
In this episode, Avi and I discuss:
- His early passion for music and piano lessons at age five
- The making of "How Saba Kept Singing," an Emmy-nominated documentary featuring Av...
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