The Creators Trove Show with Parker Floris

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - JFK. The Luigi incident in New York provided the country the opportunity to reflect unanimously on how we want society and our economic systems to be run. Should essential services operate with a profit motive or for the benefit of its members/constituents? Fundamentally, this is the predictable amalgamation...

The concept of 'soft power' is used all the time to describe the ways countries interact with each other non militaristically. But does soft power actually exist? Or is it just hard power in disguise? Also, how does Hollywood and the film industry play into all of this?

What is the biggest community you never knew existed?

Some of the reasons why I have not discussed the allegations surrounding MrBeast, and why so many others should not either, or if so, should do so properly.

What Australia's ban on social media means for the creator economy and young people trying to explore the world.

The problem when we don't own our own platform ... social media companies hold all of the power and can take your entire career and business away in one human-less algorithmic decision.

Marketing insights I learnt from ClickUp's genius head of social marketing, Chris Cunningham.

Embrace the imposter and feed off the surrounding wisdom

AGT Semi-finalist Josh Norbido shares the secrets he has learnt throughout his over a decade of experience as a professional magician. He reveals how he has been able to sell-out his weekly shows and whether social media or traditional television has been more helpful in achieving such. He also talks about his time working with Cate Blanchett and Russell Crowe on Ocean's 8 and Poker Face. This and...

I was tired, the sun had set, so enjoy the maze through which I attempted to convey the contradictory nature of traditional political rhetoric and catagorisations.

Just because everyone is doing something one way, doesn't mean you should follow. I will continue to experiment with title and thumbnail variations to see which you like best and which stand out from the crowd.

Today I cover the viral Timothée Chalamet look alike contest; major news organisations leaving Twitter; Olivia Rodrigo taking on Trump; and more!

View counts, money and other metrics are often used as indicators for success. But they often come with glaring downsides. What are the problems with prioritising these metrics and are there better alternatives to achieve healthier, longer term success?

Beware who is painting the picture of the future ...

Connection to community is at the centre of everything ... are there any examples that I missed?

Hard to beat hearing from experts in their field about what has driven their success ... and their failures. These are the notes I took away from the UScreen London event.

The most underrated skill

Luca Pferdmenges is on a mission to become the youngest man to travel to every country ... but it hasn't been without struggle. Luca and I discuss his journey so far, his plans to visit the last 5 countries, and his thought process behind documenting his journey on social media.

When you're No.1, but still not A-list

The Murdoch press' continuous misinformation campaigns are the biggest threat to democracy we are currently facing. When one man owns an entire media empire with vast sway in every english speaking western country, we do not have a free press ... the 4th estate that is meant to defend us from people like him ... is a billionaire who has consistently shown his disregard for the truth and legiti...

No matter your notability... we are all human and should be treated as such

Jannis is travelling to every country (on a student budget) and on the way has raked in countless unbelievable stories from around the world. He also documents his adventures on social media, which we discuss the details of. Overall, Jannis has so much advice for those wanting to travel to the most under-rated locations around the world, while not breaking the bank.

The hidden costs and workload that goes into producing your favourite photographs.

Do we really live in a democracy if our news/information flows are as compromised as they currently are?

The weirdest advice is sometimes the most useful.