Tag: writing
Episode 348 – Written with Bec Evans and Chris Smith
Episode 347 – Slow journalism with Rob Orchard
Episode 345 – Glow in the Dark with Mark Leruste
Episode 344 – STOP with Sarah Sparks
Episode 343 – Decoded with Phil Barden
Episode 342 – Don’t Fix Women with Joy Burnford
Episode 340 – The joy of constraints
Episode 339 – Positively Purple with Kate Nash OBE
‘We are not here to be inspiration. Instead [we] invite back those who feel inspired to think about what they’re inspired to do as a consequence.’ From the moment her well-intentioned mother spoke wistfully about the possibility of her getting ‘a little job’ when she was afflicted by chronic rheumatoid…
Episode 338 – Crafting Connection with Felicity Dwyer
‘It’s important to think about connecting with ourself first [because] whatever kind of interpersonal communication we are involved with, we are always there.’ In her 3D model of communication, Felicity Dwyer starts by inviting us to consider how we communicate with ourselves. It’s a profound and often moving process, but…
Episode 348 – Written with Bec Evans and Chris Smith
Episode 347 – Slow journalism with Rob Orchard
Episode 345 – Glow in the Dark with Mark Leruste
Episode 344 – STOP with Sarah Sparks
Episode 343 – Decoded with Phil Barden
Episode 342 – Don’t Fix Women with Joy Burnford
Episode 340 – The joy of constraints
Episode 339 – Positively Purple with Kate Nash OBE

‘We are not here to be inspiration. Instead [we] invite back those who feel inspired to think about what they’re inspired to do as a consequence.’ From the moment her well-intentioned mother spoke wistfully about the possibility of her getting ‘a little job’ when she was afflicted by chronic rheumatoid…
Episode 338 – Crafting Connection with Felicity Dwyer

‘It’s important to think about connecting with ourself first [because] whatever kind of interpersonal communication we are involved with, we are always there.’ In her 3D model of communication, Felicity Dwyer starts by inviting us to consider how we communicate with ourselves. It’s a profound and often moving process, but…