Teaser (2020)

Welcome to the 6th episode of Bye Bye Boss! 🥂Today, I met Calvin, a French photographer who said Bye Bye Boss about a year ago. Since then, he has started a community of photographer in the city that gathers passionate people to talk about photography. He then continued by organizing workshops and opened his own agency, while also putting a foot in the clothing industry to bring photography images of his work into clothing design. He does a lot - that's what we talk in this episode!📍 To find Calvin online:https://calvinonfilm.com/His IG: @calvinonfilmThe community: @08mm______The clothing brand: @inspectralThe agency: @cerocho.agency🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to the fifth episode of Bye Bye Boss! Today, I talk with Evgeniya who I met through Jadal and Debora (my guests from the 3rd episode in this podcast). We discuss how her time in Barcelona helped her re-think what she wanted to do in her life, and how this drove her to go back to studying. From her childhood memories to the joy of selling her own pieces, you will see that it's never too late to ask yourself what would really make sense to do in your life.💬 We also talk about:AnathemaThe Palo market Reimagine textileBarcelona Activa📍 To find Evgeniya online:https://www.instagram.com/euparshutova/https://eparshutova.com/----🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to the fourth episode of Bye Bye Boss!Today, I’m chatting with Constanza, whom I met through Carola from Choco Chakra (featured in the very first episode of this podcast!). I visited Constanza in Sitges, where we talked for a while about her business and creative journey.She originally studied product design, but explored various materials and artistic techniques during her studies. It was silver that truly stood out to her - it felt special, and that’s what drew her into jewelry. Encouraged by a teacher and driven by her own personality, she began developing her own designs and eventually launched her brand.I hope you enjoy our conversation and the authenticity that Constanza brings to our chat and her brand, Miss Metalsmith.🎙️ We also talk about:- her studies in product design and how she moved to do jewelry- the challenges to sell at markets- how to price your product- the reason that keeps her going💬 We also mentioned:Carola from Choco Chakra, who is on the episode 01 of this podcast!--------------------To find Constanza online:https://www.instagram.com/miss_metalsmith/https://missmetalsmithjoyas.company.site/---------------------🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to the third episode of Bye Bye Boss!Today, I’m chatting with Jadal and Debora whom I met about a year ago in the Brunch Festival in Barcelona. I was attracted by their stand of all-black clothing with oversize and minimalist designs, and that's how we got to know each other. Recently, we also did some photos and videos for the inauguration of their showroom and a photoshoot for their new collection. Check all of that on both our Instagram. 🎙️ In this spangish episode, we talk about:- the creation of their brand from the beginning- the concept of Anathema and the philosophy behind it- both the creation and the organizational part of working with a fashion brand- the importance of training and mentoring from different programs- the impact and inspirations from Barcelona💬 We also mentioned:RecDones pel futurBrunch FestivalBarcelona Fashion ForwardBarcelona Active--------------------To find Anathema online:https://www.instagram.com/anathema_clothing/https://www.anathemaclothing.com/---------------------🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to the second episode of Bye Bye Boss! Today, I’m chatting with Pil, a Danish artist I met at the Christmas Festivalet market in Barcelona. I was immediately drawn to her colorful illustrations - not only is her style super recognizable, but she also focuses on the representation of women in sports, diversity, and empowerment. Plus, you’ll find cheeky messages and scenes set in Barcelona amongst her work. That was all I needed to hand over my card and invite her to be a guest on the podcast.🎙️ We talk about:- Her studies and choices beyond the limited options in her hometown- The story behind the first email she sent to sell her work- Women in sport and their representation- How her work ranges from posters to murals and what it implies- Her (non-) routine as a freelancer- Why Barcelona feels like a place full of possibilities💬 We also mentioned:Festivalet market: https://www.instagram.com/festivaletbcn/United World Colleges: https://www.uwc.org/Sustainable Cambodia: https://sustainablecambodia.org/ --------------------To find Pil online:https://www.instagram.com/pil_at/https://pilanna.com/In Barcelona:📍 Verdejade (Gracia): https://www.instagram.com/verdejadetienda/📍 Miscelanea (Raval): https://www.instagram.com/miscelanea/📍 OMG BCN (Raval)📍 Miscelanea (Raval)---------------------🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to the very first episode of Bye Bye Boss! 🥂Today, I sit down with Carola, a Chilean agronomist who became a pastry chef and now runs Choco Chakra - a chocolate brand that blends taste, beauty, and energy alignment. But this isn't just about chocolate... it's about taking big risks, following intuition, and creating products that awaken the senses and the soul.🎙️ We talk about:- Why she left her “stable” job behind- How she turned eating bonbons into a ritual- The importance of intention and energy in her work- The long 6-year journey from idea to product launch- Her struggles with self-confidenceHer story will prove you it's never too late to start over - and that chocolate can be much more than a guilty pleasure. 🍫💬 We also talk about:The Lemuria market: https://www.instagram.com/lemuria.continentecultural/Barcelona Activa: https://www.instagram.com/barcelonactiva/--------------------To find Carola online:https://www.chocochakra.comhttps://www.instagram.com/choco.chakraIn Barcelona:📍 Obrado de la nena, Carrer de Santa Tecla 8📍 Çukor, carrer de Palau 5---------------------Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?I’d love to hear from you!Send me a DM on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s chat about art, business, and what it really means to build a creative life.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this second episode - recorded back in 2020 - I sit down with Joy to talk about her journey as a leader in a male-dominated industry. We discuss her career, the challenges she’s faced, and her powerful mindset on success: "build your own dream, or you’ll end up building someone else’s."Joy Medos speaks at the Fuckup Nights Talk (29.04.2020) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh6f7x9xRP4🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativessLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

For this first episode - back in 2020 - I had a great conversation with Marilyn, a digital marketing strategist who left a successful career with IBM and Nespresso to go freelance in Vienna. We talked about the fears, the excitement, and the unexpected challenges of making such a big leap. If you’ve ever dreamed of leaving the corporate world behind, you’ll definitely relate to this one.🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativessLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Rewind to 2020... I had a vision: to start a podcast where I’d sit down with artists and creative entrepreneurs, diving into their mindset, their journey, and what it really takes to leave the 9-to-5 behind.But just as I was getting started, well… you know what happened. Two episodes in, and the world hit pause.Fast-forward five years, and I’m back—this time for real. The mission? Still the same. Talking to artists who are making a living from their craft, turning creativity into a career, and navigating the wild world of self-employment.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Salut, hello, bon dia! I’m Caroline, a French artist living in Barcelona, diving into the world of self-employed creatives.This podcast is all about artists, makers, and crafters who’ve ditched the 9-to-5 to pursue their passion. We’ll chat about their journeys—how they started, how they sell their work, and what it really takes to turn art into a business.Barcelona is buzzing with creativity, and I’m here to bring you inspiring stories from the people shaping its artistic scene.🎙️ Want to connect or be a guest on the podcast?DM me on Instagram → @caroline.creativesLet’s talk art, business, and making creativity a way of life! Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.