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Margarida Barreto: AI Accelerates the Visualization, Not the Judgment
Apr 29, 2026
1h 06m 17s
Arthur Machado: You Can't Direct What You Don't Know
Apr 22, 2026
1h 12m 49s
Karissa Clampit: Let Yourself Explore
Apr 15, 2026
1h 15m 06s
Sabina Podjed: Creative Expression Is Actually Art
Apr 8, 2026
41m 23s
Wilfred Lee: The Courage to Call Yourself An Artist
Apr 1, 2026
1h 08m 07s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 4/29/26 | ![]() Margarida Barreto: AI Accelerates the Visualization, Not the Judgment✨ | AI in designvisualization+4 | Margarida Barreto | — | — | AIdesign+5 | — | 1h 06m 17s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Arthur Machado: You Can't Direct What You Don't Know | In this episode, I speak with Arthur Machado who is an AI director and AI artist based in Christchurch, New Zealand, originally from São Paulo, Brazil. With over two decades in advertising and film production, he made a deliberate pivot to work full-time at the intersection of AI and filmmaking. In this conversation, Arthur walks us through how he went from advertising producer to AI director, why he believes deep domain knowledge is the irreducible edge in an AI-powered world, and what it re... | 1h 12m 49s | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | ![]() Karissa Clampit: Let Yourself Explore | In this episode, I speak with Karissa Clampit we explore how many people freeze when they approach AI because they feel like they have to “be good at it.” They want perfect outputs immediately. They treat AI like an exam instead of a sandbox. Karissa shares how removing the performance mindset changes everything. Clicking around. Testing. Following strange ideas. Letting outputs surprise you. One of the deeper tensions in this episode: The pressure to be productive with AI may actually be slo... | 1h 15m 06s | ||||||
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Sabina Podjed: Creative Expression Is Actually Art | In this episode of Judeslist, I speak with Sabina Podjed about something deceptively simple but deeply psychological: When you create with AI, are you an artist? Sabina didn’t come from an art background. She studied sociology. Worked in marketing, journalism, sales. In 2023, she “accidentally” entered AI while exploring business opportunities and discovered something unexpected: AI unlocked a form of expression she had always wanted but never claimed. Sabina speaks candidly about the tension... | 41m 23s | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | ![]() Wilfred Lee: The Courage to Call Yourself An Artist | In this episode of Judeslist, I speak with Wilfred Lee about something deceptively simple but deeply psychological: Why is it so hard to call yourself an artist? Wilfred shares the internal conflict he’s wrestled with actively creating, exploring ideas, building work yet hesitating to publicly claim the identity of “artist.” Wilfred speaks candidly about the subtle fear of sounding arrogant, the discomfort of claiming something that feels “earned” rather than inhabited, and how comparison qui... | 1h 08m 07s | ||||||
| 3/25/26 | ![]() Claudia Lalau: AI Should Remove Boring Work, Not Replace Thinking | In this episode of Judeslist, I speak with Claudia Lalau, an AI filmmaker and founder of Bottom Line AI Agency. Claudia has spent nearly two decades working across the film and advertising industries, starting in traditional post-production before moving into AI filmmaking. In our conversation, we explore how the role of the filmmaker is changing as generative tools become accessible to anyone. Claudia shares why creative responsibility matters more than ever, what risks the industry ne... | 1h 10m 56s | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | ![]() Teresa Dalia: Art, Healing, and AI: Why Creativity Has Always Been a Technology | In this episode, I speak with Teresa Dalia, an artist and art therapist whose work spans film, photography, performance, healing arts, and emerging technology. Teresa’s journey moves across ancient art history and cave paintings, working in the early games industry, practicing art therapy and energy healing for nearly three decades, and now exploring the creative possibilities of AI. In our conversation, we explore how creativity has evolved across centuries, why artists have always been earl... | 1h 05m 45s | ||||||
| 3/11/26 | ![]() Guido Callegari: The Real Skill in AI Creation | In this episode, I speak with Guido Callegari, who shares how discovering generative AI in 2022 completely reshaped his creative career. After 15 years working as an art director in advertising, he began experimenting with tools like Midjourney and Runway, eventually becoming a creative partner with multiple AI platforms and collaborating on projects for global brands. We explore what many people misunderstand about AI creativity, why prompts alone don’t create great work, and how human taste... | 58m 20s | ||||||
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Evangelia Katsogiannou: I Won’t Accept 80%. I Need 95% | In this episode I speak with Evangelia Katsogiannou, a Florence-based fashion designer. With decades of experience across the fashion industry from design to production coordination, Evangelia shares how she bridges the gap between creative vision and execution. We talk about why ideas deserve to be defended, how she endured months of frustration learning AI before finding her rhythm, and why research, taste, and technical knowledge still matter in a world where almost anything can be g... | 1h 07m 46s | ||||||
| 2/25/26 | ![]() Paola Rocchetti: I Don’t Want to Recreate Reality | In this episode I speak with Paola Rocchetti, Co-Founder and Creative Partner at Void ’N Disorder and AI Director at GRAiL. We talk about what pulled her into AI in the first place, why originality is getting harder, and what she thinks will matter most as the tools keep accelerating. Paola shares how Midjourney sparked her first “wow” moment, why she’s less interested in recreating reality and more interested in new forms of expression. Key Themes We Explore Why she tries to avoid consuming ... | 53m 47s | ||||||
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| 2/18/26 | ![]() Mark Wachholz: When Anything Is Possible, What Should Exist? | In this episode I speak with Mark Wachholz, a Berlin-based screenwriter and AI filmmaker. Mark shares his journey from being rejected by traditional film schools to spending over two decades writing novels, games, and scripts waiting for the moment when the kinds of films he wanted to make would finally be possible. For him, AI was the doorway that arrived 20 years later. We talk about his award-winning short film The Cinema That Never Was, why he sees AI not as a tool but as a creative colla... | 1h 10m 13s | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | ![]() Wuraola Oyewusi: What Happens When a Language Isn’t Digitized | In this episode, I speak with Wuraola Oyewusi, whose journey spans pharmacy, AI research, and digital education but what makes her work distinct is how she translates complex AI concepts into the Yoruba language, making emerging technologies accessible to audiences often excluded from digital dialogue. We explore curiosity as a discipline, mastery as a responsibility, and why languages that are not represented digitally risk what she calls a “digital death”. Key Themes We Explore Why curiosit... | 51m 36s | ||||||
| 2/4/26 | ![]() Fieldnotes: Number #1 | This audio comes from the first conversation I ever recorded for Judeslist. It was never published. In 2020, I read something I had written about my mother, about her strength, her faith, and the way she carried our family. After listening quietly, she asked a question that stayed with me: “How did you remember all these things?” At the time, I didn’t realize that question would shape how I think about conversation, memory, and documentation. This clip is shared as an archive, an intentional ... | 3m 57s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | ![]() PJ Way: The Coming Era of Creative Tastemakers | In this episode of Judeslist, I speak with PJ Way, founder of Prometheus Productions & AI Film 3. We talk about how AI is reshaping filmmaking by expanding who gets to create and who gets to be seen and heard. PJ shares the origin story of AI Film 3, which began as a small experiment and grew into a platform supporting independent filmmakers working at the intersection of AI, storytelling, and community. We talk about why emotional response matters more than the tools used, how AI can emp... | 55m 40s | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | ![]() Kelly Boesch: Surreal Night Owl | In this episode, I speak with Kelly Boesch, an AI artist whose work blends technology, emotion, fashion, music, and color into a deeply human creative practice. Kelly shares how her background in fine art and film shaped her approach to AI, why emotional connection matters more than technical perfection, and how personalization codes help define a truly unique artistic voice. We talk candidly about navigating criticism, managing feedback online, and staying grounded while building a global co... | 55m 12s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() Jan-Willem Blom: Storytelling, WorldBuilding, Villains and AI | In this episode, I speak with Jan-Willem Blom an AI filmmaker and creative director whose work sits at the intersection of classic storytelling, world-building and emerging AI tools. Jan traces his creative origin story back to a video store in the Netherlands hours spent studying VHS covers. That early obsession with imagery, myth and struggle later became the foundation for how he approaches AI filmmaking today. Jan argues that AI makes images faster, but stories still take time. We explore... | 57m 33s | ||||||
| 1/14/26 | ![]() Michaela Ternasky-Holland: Why Creativity Still Demands Effort | In this episode, I speak with Michaela, an Emmy and Peabody-nominated director who shares her journey through animation, virtual reality, and generative AI. We discuss the evolution of storytelling in the digital age, the importance of authenticity, and the challenges faced by creatives in a rapidly changing industry. Michaela also shares insights into her last project, Echoes of Legend, and offers valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers navigating the complexities of the creative economy. We... | 51m 24s | ||||||
| 1/7/26 | ![]() Sandy Carter: AI First, Human Always: A New Shift | In this conversation, Sandy Carter discusses her book 'AI First, Human Always' and explores the intersection of AI and human creativity. She emphasizes the importance of measuring AI success, the role of data quality, and the need for ethical considerations in AI deployment. Sandy also highlights the significance of engaging with AI tools, the evolving job market, and the future of data ownership, advocating for a proactive approach to AI adoption in business. Takeaways AI has been around for... | 58m 50s | ||||||
| 10/30/24 | ![]() Amoako Boafo: The Hands Of God | In this episode I speak with Amoako Boafo who is celebrated for his captivating portraits that honor and elevate Black figures, carving out a significant place for them in the tradition of portraiture. As a prominent voice in the art of the African Diaspora, Amoako redefines how Black forms are perceived in a global context. His unique approach not only challenges traditional perspectives but also invites a more nuanced appreciation of the subjects he portrays. You can connect with Amo... | 46m 14s | ||||||
| 10/27/24 | ![]() Folu Storms | No description provided. | 1h 06m 40s | ||||||
| 10/21/24 | ![]() Chenoa | No description provided. | 1h 02m 29s | ||||||
| 10/13/24 | ![]() Emma | No description provided. | 50m 15s | ||||||
| 10/3/24 | ![]() Usher Takudzzwa Nyambi: The Fabric Party | In this episode I speak with Usher Takudzzwa Nyambi a PR and Communications consultant based in Harare, Zimbabwe. Usher has contributed articles to platforms such as GQ South Africa, Okay Africa, and Hypebeast Africa. He is passionate about the cultures and creativity of the continent and seeks to use his platform to amplify emerging voices from Africa. We talk about the need for collaboration and the creation of platforms that can connect creatives across different countries. We discu... | 56m 30s | ||||||
| 9/26/24 | ![]() Jeffery Otoo: Tommorow’s Silver | No description provided. | 1h 02m 56s | ||||||
| 9/19/24 | ![]() Barbara Minishi: The Strange Rainmaker | In this episode I speak with Barbara Minishi, a visionary artist whose work is fueled by transformation, curiosity, and a deep desire for connection. Starting her career in fashion and editorial photography, Barbara has since broadened her artistic horizons to include film, sound design, and conceptual workshops. Barbara's creative journey is a testament to the power of listening to the inner call, embracing change, and redefining the boundaries of artistic expression. Our conversation delves... | 1h 19m 51s | ||||||
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Chart Positions
3 placements across 3 markets.
Chart Positions
3 placements across 3 markets.

