The E36 Podcast

Conversations on cultural intelligence, creative strategy, and the art of leading with clarity in a shifting world.

For communications professionals, cultural workers, and creatives who want to think more precisely about the work they do and why it matters.

Each episode moves between the signals shaping our world and the practical intelligence needed to navigate them including the role of culture in institutions, the evolving demands of creative economies, the frameworks that turn perspective into practice. Sometimes it is a conversation with a guest. Sometimes it is a direct transmission from twenty years of doing this work.

The E36 Podcast is not about trends. It is about developing the kind of thinking that makes you better at your work — no matter where you are or what you are building.

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Guest

Laura Alston

Laura Alston is a Caribbean American creative director and multimedia artist who uses traditional and emerging mediums to highlight unsung narratives in a way that empowers and archives the history of marginalized communities.

Earning a visual art degree from Ivy League institution Columbia University and supplemental education at Central Saint Martins and London College of Communication, Laura developed a holistic skillset in design and advertising that is rooted in storytelling.

She has exhibited in museums like Studio Museum in Harlem and Tate Britain, designed a building-wide installation for The Africa Center, and creative directed commercials spots for Meta, Tinder, Uber and more.

Learn More.

https://www.lauraalston.com/

Guest appearance on:

Slow Culture, Sharp Design with Creative Director Laura Alston