ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Technology has given creators more tools than ever before.
Yet many still depend on platforms, algorithms, and audiences to reach the people they hope to serve.
Alex Genadinik of SPRK joins me to discuss creators, ownership, community, incentives, and whether the modern creator economy has eliminated the need for permission—or simply changed where it comes from.
A conversation about creativity, independence, and the systems that shape what gets created.
English
United States
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