From Showpony Advertising in SA, to running global Apple campaigns from LA, Nicole Rowett has recently taken the reins as MD at revered indie agency, Mother New York. Click with Nic as she takes us on her journey to global advertising greatness. 

Listen in as comic book creator and Art Director, Joel Van Der Knaap traces his obsession with comic culture back to the 70s where GI Joe triggered a lifelong love of illustrated storytelling. His hard work and self belief finally paid off with his comic series securing a distribution deal across America and around the globe. In his spare time Joel follows the NBA, explores his own deep, quiet faith, and tries not to poison his cats. 

From voice acting in animated games, ads, and movies, to singing back-ups with Michael Buble, Tamara's shape-shifting vocal abilities are her creative super power. In this brief history of Tamara, she shares her hilarious experiences on stages and in sound booths, discusses the looming threat of AI, and chats about her own award-winning comedy podcast, The Beautiful Nightmare.  

Also known as Timothy David, Tim is an Australian writer/director who's won every advertising award worth winning for his mammoth social change campaigns, Evolution (Dove), and Farmed and Dangerous (Chipotle Mexican Grill). Recently returned to Australia to direct his first feature film, 'Kangaroo Island', Tim talks to Click about work and life in Toronto and New York City, his friend Deepak Chopra, the power of self belief, and the dangers of getting out of the bath.

His Papa Harold dabbled in the commercial arts. His dad was creative director at one of the most dangerous agencies on the planet. And now, having run his own freewheelin’ outfit for 8 years, Matt Minear discusses our shrinking attention spans, his love of the misfits who make up the advertising industry, and why he’ll never own a corgi.

Lured by the historic palaces and eclectic marketplaces of London, Ella Wood left agency life in Adelaide and now calls TMW UK home. In this episode of CLICK, Ella talks about her nerdy pathway into advertising, why the old boy’s club had to die, and adjusting to agency life in London.

A stellar career that almost ended before it began, James Rickard reigned as Creative Director at independent agency KWP for 16 years, writing and building some of our most iconic and highly awarded ads. From tourism, to beer, to ads for continence products, James has literally written them all.