The Creative Hub Podcast
The Creative Hub
The Creative Hub Podcast is a space for artists, makers, and dreamers who live and breathe creativity. Hosted by Nathan Sandercock, Creative director and founder multiple creative business, the podcast features real conversations with musicians, worship leaders, painters, designers, parents, and creative entrepreneurs. Each episode explores how creativity shows up on stage, at home, and in everyday life, covering process, purpose, burnout, and inspiration. Created to encourage and equip creatives everywhere, especially beyond the big-city spotlight.
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4. Feb 2026
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Episode 3 - Amber Sandercock 04.02.2026 58:26
On this episode Nathan and his wife Amber chat about living as creatives, the good, the bad and ugly, but also their walk together in marriage and juggling different creative projects as well as being parents!
Episode 2 - Elizabeth Hill - Part 2 30.01.2026 38:47
Nathan and Elizabeth continue their conversation. Nathan also has some QUICK QUESTIONS in this final part of the creative conversation with Elizabeth.
Episode 1 - Elizabeth Hill - Part 1 23.01.2026 22:21
Join Nathan and his first guest Elizabeth as they reflect on how they first met and became friends in Australia, what the last 11 years have held, and how Liz creativity has evolved along the way. This conversation sets the foundation for their journey, stories, and shared creative history. Part 1 of Episode 1.
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