The Creativity Lab Podcast shows how to channel your creativity to live your best, most beautiful life. Hosted by Harvard PhD, tv writer, professor, and Director of the Creativity Studies Lab at West Los Angeles College, Dr. Katherine Boutry. Produced and co-hosted by actor Keisuke Hoashi (Bob’s Burgers, Gaslit, Perry Mason, iCarly, and 200 more credits).
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The Creativity Lab Podcast shows how to channel your creativity to live your best, most beautiful life. Hosted by Harvard PhD, tv writer, professor, and Director of the Creativity Studies Lab at West Los Angeles College, Dr. Katherine Boutry. Produced and co-hosted by actor Keisuke Hoashi (Bob’s Burgers, Gaslit, Perry Mason, iCarly, and 200 more credits).
Staying True to Your Creative Vision: Architect PETER MITSAKOS
Welcome and thank you for joining us! Each episode we discuss creative challenges. Today, I have the privilege of talking to Los Angeles-based architect Peter Mitsakos, about trusting your gut and staying true to your creative vision, while engaging the client in the design process. He’ll also discuss what defines good architecture, as well as his belief that “the most anti-creative thing in the world is fear.”
As West Edge Architects’ principal architect, Peter Mitsakos has planned, designed, managed, and overseen construction for an impressive range of projects in the academic, institutional, and private sectors over the past 35 years.
Interviewed by podcast creator & host, Dr. Katherine Boutry
The Creativity Lab Podcast
The Creativity Lab Podcast shows how to channel your creativity to live your best, most beautiful life. Hosted by Harvard PhD, tv writer, professor, and Director of the Creativity Studies Lab at West Los Angeles College, Dr. Katherine Boutry. Produced and co-hosted by actor Keisuke Hoashi (Bob’s Burgers, Gaslit, Perry Mason, iCarly, and 200 more credits).
