In this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with Sean, a creative working at Rapha, to explore how architecture, design, and sport all intersect through storytelling and process.

We talk about growing up in Switzerland, the value of reflection, and what it means to create work that feels intentional — work that comes from curiosity, not ego. Sean shares lessons from his time in architecture school at Cornell, transitioning into visual communication, and finding his place at the intersection of creativity and the outdoors.

We dive deep into what makes Rapha’s creative culture unique, the balance between craft and freedom, and how running and trail races have become his way of staying connected to the mountains and himself.

🎧 Listen if you’ve ever wondered how to keep growing, stay inspired, and build a creative life that actually feels like you.

outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.
Produced by Broken and Coastal.
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In this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with professional skier, artist, and filmmaker Sage Cattabriga-Alosa for a conversation about creativity, mentorship, and what it means to stay inspired after two decades in the mountains.

We talk about doing hard things, learning to love the process, and finding balance between creating for yourself and creating for the world. Sage shares lessons from a lifetime of big lines, film shoots, and creative pursuits, from early days with Teton Gravity Research to how he now thinks about legacy, mentorship, and raising kids in a digital world.

It’s an honest, grounded talk about timing, presence, and rediscovering joy in the work.

🎧 Listen if you’ve ever needed a reminder to slow down, stay curious, and do it for yourself first.

outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.
Produced by Broken and Coastal.
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In this episode of outside is Magic, I sit down with artist, mountain biker, and psychology student Serena Rio for a conversation about fear, creativity, and the art of stepping outside your comfort zone.

We talk about her evolution from graffiti and murals in New York to painting in Los Angeles, her obsession with making friends, and how mountain biking became a mirror for courage and growth. Serena opens up about overcoming fear, finding balance through meditation and movement, and how psychology is shaping her next chapter, helping artists and athletes perform at their best.

It’s an honest talk about change, curiosity, and why comfort is the enemy of growth.

outside is Magic is hosted by Christopher San Agustin.
Produced by Broken and Coastal.
Follow us on Instagram @brokenandcoastal
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