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Karly Nimmo explores creative resistance from two very different angles: the internal, and the external. The external form being: human creativity as a form of systemic and political resistance... How can we reclaim creative agency is this age of AI? And the internal: Working through our own own personal creative resistance. How do we we move through our own self doubt, and the creative blocks that stop us from expressing ourselves.

Karlosophies is what happens when Karly Nimmo can’t let something go. A reductionist take on social media, a belief she’s not sure she agrees with, something about her own life that doesn’t quite add up... she picks it up, turns it over, and follows the thought wherever it leads. Across culture, creativity, and her own complicated inner life, Karly (a media professional, AuDHDer and chronic overthinker) thinks out loud in real time, in a way that makes you feel less alone in yours.

Humans Resourced was recorded in the Byron Bay Hinterland, in NSW Australia, during May 2019. It's a series of unedited, unfiltered, unscripted, heart to heart conversations, between two dear friends (Karly Nimmo and Callie Brown). Humans Resourced is fuelled by nature, endless cups of teas, and friendship. This series was intentionally created for you to binge on. So grab yourself a cuppa and let's dive beneath the surface.

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Make Some Noise is not a mental health podcast. It’s also not an art podcast. Make Some Noise is not a prescription for happiness. Make Some Noise is conversations about prioritising creative expression as a tool for self actualisation. Creative expression is an important part of staying connected to yourself and expressing your emotions in healthy ways. In times gone by creativity was an integral part of community life: we sang, we danced and we created (weaving baskets, creating costumes, etc) and these days it’s an after thought. Something we do if and when we finish everything else on ...

There's no doubt AI has arrived and its impacts are already being felt far and wide, and like many, I've got questions... about my future, about we are heading, if we are prepared for this change, and some of the the moral and ethical implications of our adoption of AI. So why not ask AI?