Two years ago, 3reate began with a bold hypothesis: that creativity is the universal solvent for the world’s most complex problems. As we celebrate our second anniversary, host Andrew steps into a rare solo cast to peel back the curtain on the journey so far. This isn’t just a celebration; it’s a manifesto for the “doers”—the practitioners who build the future while others merely describe it.
In this episode, we explore the evolution of the show from a small audio stream to a visual-first platform with five-digit monthly engagement. Andrew dives deep into the core philosophy that creativity is a trainable skill, comparable to physical training, and explains why the podcast is shifting toward a “Practitioner Economy” model. By focusing on the “Secret Masters” of innovation—those too busy doing the work to seek the spotlight—3reate provides a unique blueprint for navigating a volatile technical landscape.
Looking ahead to 2026, the strategy is sharpening. We are increasing our interview cadence and moving toward live, interactive YouTube sessions where you, the audience, can participate in the synthesis. We’re also previewing our 2025-2026 transition, including upcoming predictions across the pillars of Art, Science, and Tech. If you are ready to stop consuming the hype and start understanding the mechanism of innovation, subscribe to 3reate and join our community of applied polymaths.
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Listen:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3reate/id1723426314 https://open.spotify.com/show/48Y2M7Ppja43Uq2wlyUtPF
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/03hAuwwBI-E
Chapters:
(00:00) Andrew introduces a rare solo cast.
(00:58) The origin of 3reate: Solving universal problems.
(01:30) Creativity as a pervasive process, not magic.
(04:23) Defining “Doers” vs. “Talkers” in society.
(05:07) Growth stats: Reaching five-digit monthly engagement.
(08:01) The 2026 Roadmap: Increasing interview frequency.
(08:45) Shifting to live, participatory YouTube sessions.
(11:01) Closing: It is never too late to start.
