In the second part of the conversation with Michi Masumi, Jo talks with Michi about how she uses AI to give her poetry a voice to create her art songs and explores the deeper meanings behind the poetry. Michi also shares some great advice for students and young creatives.

In this episode Jo speaks with photographer, poet, transdisciplinary artist and PhD student Michi Masumi about her creative work and why she has decided to experiment with using AI in her practice. A two time recipient of the London Photography Awards (2023 and 2024), Michi's PhD practice combines creative production with critical analysis, examining how AI systems reproduce bias and flatten identity.

The conversation with Michi spans over two episodes. In this episode we focus on Michi's digital artworks and photography.

Emma has returned to the podcast to interview former student Regan Dacey who is now a social media and marketing manager. Emma and Regan talk about how he uses AI in his workflow and offers some useful advice to creative students.

Join Jo as she chats to Chris about how he uses AI in his workflow, what challenges he has faced and what advice he gives creative students wanting to enter a career in virtual world building.

Jo speaks with Dr. Emma Graves Sandriman about her research on the portrayal of generative AI by the media and how she explores AI tools in the classroom.

All areas of the creative industries are evolving due to advances in AI tools. This has an impact on the entry level jobs for students of the creative arts. This podcast connects with creative professionals and academics to explore what this means for young creatives working towards a creative career. First episode dropping on Wednesday 18th February 2026.