Sofia Pusa chats with Luca Peterson, a filmmaker and content creator who went from a 9-5 finance job to building a massive online following and a tight-knit community. Luca shares the pivotal choices, bold lifestyle changes, and creative experiments that have shaped his path.

From a chaotic move to Bali to the decision to completely overhaul his diet and habits, he talks openly about burnout, creative blocks, and what it really takes to stay consistent without losing yourself. We also explore his approach to making content go viral without chasing algorithms, using AI as a tool, and leaning into the quirks that make his work and personality stand out.

Packed with energy, honesty, and practical insights, this episode is a masterclass for creators who want to grow their audience, stay authentic, and have fun doing it.

In this episode, Sofia Pusa speaks with Asya Demidova, a versatile art director and creative freelancer recognized for her playful illustrations and story-driven designs. Asya shares how she navigates self-doubt, develops her artistic voice through personal projects, overcomes creative blocks, and transitioned from management to design. Drawing on her experiences across agencies, freelance projects, and collaborations with major clients, she offers practical advice for creatives seeking confidence, inspiration, and clarity in their work.

Photographer Dola Posh joins the podcast to share her powerful story of navigating motherhood, mental health, and creative identity. In this deeply moving conversation, Dola opens up about her experience with postnatal depression and the transformative decision to turn her struggles into a celebrated series of self-portraits. Her journey reveals how the darkest times can spark unexpected creative breakthroughs — and how honesty, vulnerability, and resilience can shape an artist’s voice. This episode is a testament to the healing power of art and the courage it takes to share your truth.

Sofia Pusa chats with Wilfrid Wood, an artist celebrated for his quirky and insightful portraits, created using everything from plasticine to watercolor. In this episode, Wilfrid offers an unfiltered look at the realities of carving your path as an artist: from battling self-doubt and the pressure of time to the pivotal choices that shaped his distinctive artistic voice. From his early days at Spitting Image to forging his own path, Wilfrid’s story is refreshingly honest and deeply inspiring.

Sofia Pusa chats with Liz Mosley, a graphic designer, solopreneur, podcaster, and Adobe Express ambassador who made a pivotal decision to turn a moment of rejection into a career-defining opportunity. In this episode, Liz shares how choosing to reframe failure, embrace pitching, and let go of perfectionism helped her unlock new doors. They also discuss how two significant moments – becoming a parent and launching her podcast – shaped not only Liz’s creative career but her approach to success.