SuperCreativity Podcast with James Taylor

James Taylor is a keynote speaker on creativity and innovation, and his SuperCreativity Podcast reflects that stage energy in audio form. With 170-plus episodes releasing weekly, Taylor interviews thought leaders across academia, business, and the creative industries about how humans can stay creative in an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. The show's central thesis -- "SuperCreativity is not about humans versus machines, it's about humans plus machines" -- sets it apart from podcasts that either ignore AI or panic about it. Taylor talks with neuroscientists about how the brain generates ideas, with business leaders about building organizations that don't crush creativity, and with artists about maintaining authentic creative practice when algorithms can generate images and text on demand. The conversations lean practical. Taylor wants to know what listeners can actually do differently on Monday morning. The format mixes interviews with solo episodes where Taylor breaks down specific creativity concepts. His background as a keynote speaker means he's polished and organized, sometimes to the point of feeling a bit rehearsed, but the content is consistently solid. The 4.8 rating from 45 reviewers suggests a smaller but appreciative audience. If you're interested in where creativity and technology intersect -- particularly in business and organizational contexts -- this podcast covers that ground better than most.