Podcast terbaik Working Creative (2024)

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Episode 3: S4E3 - Trauma-informed record keeping 21:12

6h ago21:12

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How can social workers and foster carers create records that have a positive impact on people's lives? We welcome Dr Lisa Cherry to the podcast to discuss how we can take a trauma-informed approach to recording information about a child or young person's life. Lisa has been working in education and children's services for more than 30 years and in …

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Episode 2: S4E2 - The role of technology in capturing the stories of care-experienced children 23:04

1M ago23:04

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In this episode of the Creative Life Story Work podcast, host Dawn welcomes Christian Brock, co-founder and managing director of Virtual Memory Box, to discuss how technology is being leveraged to support life story work for care-experienced children and young people. They delve into the functionalities and benefits of the Virtual Memory Box, inclu…

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Episode 1: S4E1 - Supporting children and young people affected by grief and loss 24:55

2M ago24:55

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How might grief and loss affect children and young people's behaviour and relationships? And how can we support care-experienced children and young people to process their feelings? We welcome back to the podcast Ciara McClelland, who specialises in working with children and families impacted by adverse childhood experiences, to find out more about…

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Episode 11: S3E11 - All About Us: Life story work for care-leavers 33:28

3M ago33:28

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How can we adapt Creative Life Story Work for young adults? In 2023, we worked with care-leavers and young researchers to develop All About Us, a life story work pilot project for care-leavers. We talk with theatre-maker and Blue Cabin Associate, Ruth Mary Johnson, and Faye Marsh from Darlington Borough Council, about the practicalities of gatherin…

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Ep. 8 - Work, Class, Money: A Response to "Hillbilly Elegy" 47:28

4M ago47:28

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Hey y'all! My mama wasn't on drugs. My daddy never left. My parents are still married. I don't know anyone on meth. Have you ever been stereotyped? Have you ever been on the receiving end of people believing a single story about you (or defining you by a single thing)? Back in 2021, I wrote a post on Instagram as a response to the movie and book, "…

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Ep. 7 - Creatives, Empaths, and Highly Sensitive People Can't Be Beat When It Comes To This ONE Skill 42:16

4M ago42:16

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Hey y'all! What one skill helps you make friends, avoid unnecessary conflict, have deeper, more meaningful relationships, and navigate work and social situations with ease? What one skill can land you meaningful work and a life you love? What one skill also happens to come naturally to most highly sensitive people, creatives, and empaths? Answer: E…

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Episode 10: S3E10 - What is a foster carer's role in life story work? 26:30

4M ago26:30

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This month on the podcast we talk about the vital role foster carers play in the delivery of life story work. Joanne Stoddart (local authority specialist) and Jenny Young (director) from Blue Cabin are our guests as we find out what training and support foster carers receive when they welcome a child or young person to their home, and the benefits …

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Ep. 6 - Is your passion a hobby, job, career, or calling? How knowing the difference can guide you toward purpose and get you paid! 25:23

4M ago25:23

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Hey y'all! Who do you want to be when you grow up? What are your passions? How do you discern whether your passions are a hobby, a job, a career, or a calling? And, ultimately, how do you actually get paid to do something you enjoy? Today's episode is all about making the abstract more concrete so that we can create efficient and effective plans fo…

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Ep. 5 - It's Not You, It's Them: Why Your Job Is The Problem And How To Navigate It 30:09

4M ago30:09

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Hey y'all! Do you wonder why you can't find a job you like? Or, why you dislike jobs once you start them? Maybe you think that is just the way it is? Wonder if the problem is you? I am here to tell you that it's not you, IT'S THEM. They (the hopelessly antiquated jobs) are most often the problem. Today's episode is all about the traps we fall into …

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Ep. 4 - Not Into Networking? The Best Communication Tips To "Conversate," Your Way (For Introverts, Sensitives, Empaths, And Anti-Socialites)! 49:22

5M ago49:22

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Hey y'all! Not into networking? Today's episode outlines the very best communication tips to "conversate" in your unique way (for introverts, sensitives, empaths, and anti-socialites everywhere)! In today's world, we are more disconnected than ever. This episode is an exploration into the ways in which we can build real genuine authentic connection…

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Ep. 3 - Meaningful Music Monday: The Sneaky Power of Country Music to Change Your Heart and Impact Your Art 36:13

5M ago36:13

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Hey y'all! Can music really change a heart? Can it impact your art? Is music really all that powerful? Today's episode is all about the power of music in meaning making, in both individual and collective identity development, and what that means for you on your journey to meaningful work and a life you love! My country music scholar comes out in th…

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Ep. 2 - Whose vision are you following? 10 questions to uncovering and owning your unique vision for work and life! 37:59

5M ago37:59

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Hey y'all! Whose vision are you following? Today's episode explores 10 questions to help you uncover and own YOUR unique vision for work and life! In today's world, there are so many voices clamoring for our attention. This episode is an invitation to block out all those voices so that you can hear the one that matters -- your own. You will never f…

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Ep. 1 - What is your intelligence type? How knowing your unique type of intelligence can lead to work you love! 33:18

5M ago33:18

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Hey y'all! Have you ever questioned your intelligence because someone along the way told you that you weren't good at something? Today's episode is all about the idea of multiple intelligences and how we can use our unique intelligence to find meaningful work we love! Spoiler alert: YOU are intelligent! Listening to this podcast is evidence enough …

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The Learning U Podcast Trailer 3:21

5M ago3:21

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Welcome to Learning U, the podcast for sensitives, creatives, and empaths who are looking to trade soul-sucking work for their soul work. Here, we uncover your purpose, help you find meaningful work you love, and sharpen your sensitivity superpowers so that you can live a happy, healthy, harmonious life. I’m your host, Dr. Hannah Blackwell. I’m a p…

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Episode 9: S3E9 - How a critical friend can help shape your life story work strategy 13:15

5M ago13:15

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We were very happy to catch up with Professor Richard Rose in Darlington, to talk about the role he's played as a critical friend for Darlington Borough Council and other organisations. Hear how having someone to share honest, constructive feedback is helping to shape life story work strategies. Find out more about Creative Life Story Work membersh…

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Episode 8: S3E8 - Darlington Borough Council's approach to life story work 13:28

6M ago13:28

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In this bitesize episode of the Creative Life Story Work podcast, we chat with Martin Webster, Workforce Development Manager at Darlington Borough Council. He shares some of the feedback he's received from children, young people and carers, and explains how Darlington is putting a framework in place to help its staff embed a creative approach to li…

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Episode 7: S3E7 - Making time for Life Story Work 31:48

7M ago31:48

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We hear from staff at Darlington Borough Council about how they carve out time and space for life story work. Get a real-life insight into a variety of roles in Darlington's Children's Services department, people's experiences of Creative Life Story Work, and how staff and foster carers are being supported to deliver better life story work. Click h…

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Episode 6: S3E6 - Why develop a life story work policy? 26:42

8M ago26:42

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The Creative Life Story Work team asked local authorities across England how they approach life story work and whether they have a life story work policy in place. In this episode of the podcast, we talk to Blue Cabin's Director, Jenny Young, and Local Authority Specialist, Joanne Stoddart, to find out what they discovered and why a life story work…

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Episode 5: S3E5 - Attachment, trauma and their impact on children and young people. 23:59

9M ago23:59

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We welcome to the podcast the brilliant Professor Richard Rose of Therapeutic Life Story Work International, to explore the topics of attachment and trauma. We find out how early experiences of attachment and trauma can affect children and young people later in life and how foster carers and social workers can recognise resulting behaviours and sup…

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Episode 4: S3E4 - What does 'good' life story work look like? 31:33

10M ago31:33

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What does 'good' life story work look like? We delve into this question with Polly Baynes, who has 36 years' experience in life story work with children. Hear Polly's advice for practitioners, the ground rules she agrees, and how she responds when children share difficult feelings and memories. Find out more about Creative Life Story Work at creati…

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Episode 3: S3E3 - Creating a sense of belonging for asylum-seeking and refugee children 30:15

11M ago30:15

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In this episode of our podcast we discuss creative, trauma-informed ways to support children and young people who are refugees or asylum seekers. Our guest is Cat Jolleys, who shares how she created a trauma-informed approach in a school with many languages, cultures and backgrounds, to help create a sense of safety and belonging for pupils and sta…

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BONUS EPISODE: Striking the right note: using music in the early years (Bonus) 26:36

12M ago26:36

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How can we use music to help care-experienced babies and children develop and strengthen relationships? This special podcast episode shares learning from a music-making project in Darlington called This is The Place, and we hear from musician Eleanor Mooney, and Dr Ryan Humphrey who is a researcher in community music and cultural policy.…

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Episode 2: S3E2 - Thriving after adversity 24:34

1y ago24:34

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How do adverse childhood experiences affect people's lives? And how can we support children and young people to recover and thrive? We talk with care-experienced teacher, trainer and speaker, Mary-anne Hodd, who shares her personal experience and her expertise on taking a trauma-informed approach to life story work.…

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Episode 1: S3E1 - Understanding the impact of grief and loss 25:42

1y ago25:42

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How can understanding the impact of grief help practitioners who work with care-experienced children and young people? We talk with Ciara McClelland, a practitioner and a trainer with Trauma Informed Consultancy Services, who shares her personal insights and her expertise on how we can support children and young people affected by grief and loss.…

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Episode 11: S2E11- The Return of the Studio of the Fostered Heroes 20:01

1y ago20:01

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Back in episode four of our podcast we heard about a short film which was being made by a group of first-time filmmakers from Redcar and Cleveland. Now, we catch up with members of The Studio of the Fostered Heroes, and filmmaker Laura Degnan, to find out how they feel about the film they created together, sharing their own, personal stories of car…

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Episode 10: S2E10- Approaches to life story work around the world 31:30

1+ y ago31:30

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How is therapeutic life story work delivered in different parts of the world? We chat with Professor Richard Rose from Therapeutic Life Story Work International on our podcast, and hear how life story work looks in places including the USA, Australia and Japan.

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Episode 9: S2E9- Professional learning through Life Story work 28:29

1+ y ago28:29

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We meet newly qualified social workers, Phoebe and Iona, who are in their first year of work at Gateshead Council. They've both taken part in Creative Life Story Work sessions as part of their ongoing learning, and in this episode they share how the child-led approach has influenced the way they work with children, young people and carers.…

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Episode 8: S2E8- Creative Aid: unlocking creative potential in prisons 31:57

1+ y ago31:57

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What's it like to deliver a creative programme inside a prison? Find out how Blue Cabin is working in partnership with Nepacs and Deerbolt Prison to support care-experienced young men to be recognised as artists. We talk about the benefits of creativity for prisoners, staff and the wider community, and the practicalities of working in a prison envi…

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Episode 7: S2E7- Building Relationships with the Virtual School 31:17

1+ y ago31:17

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How can a virtual school deliver creative activities which have relationship-building at their heart? We meet Owain Davies from Darlington Virtual School and Blue Cabin's Lucy Ridley, to find out how children and young people from Darlington - and the adults in their lives - have benefited from shared experiences of puppetry, film making and more.…

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Episode 6: S2E6- This is The Place: Music in the Early Years 31:01

1+ y ago31:01

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How can music help care-experienced children bond with their carers? We welcome musicians Carol Bowden and Katie Doherty to our podcast and hear about This is the Place: a new programme bringing music-making to care-experienced children aged 0-5 years and their carers in Darlington.

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Episode 5: S2E5- The Adoption Process, Creativity and Life Story Books 31:11

2y ago31:11

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What role does life story work play in the adoption process? Hear personal and professional perspectives with our podcast guests: Joanne Stoddart, Blue Cabin team member and Panel Manager at Adoption Tees Valley and Tommy Dylan, adoptive parent and Creative Technologist and Researcher at Northumbria University. We discuss life story books, the use …

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Episode 4: S2E4- The Studio of the Fostered Heroes 35:00

2y ago35:00

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A group of care-experienced children and young people aged between eight and 21 from Redcar and Cleveland in North East England are creating a short film to explain what it's like to be in care. Hear from Redcar and Cleveland Council's Wendy Medd and Blue Cabin Associate Artist, Nic Golightly, who explain how they supported members of The Studio of…

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Ep 41. On letting go + other end of year reflections 24:10

2y ago24:10

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Mela talks top 3 creative lessons from 2022. PLUS, part II of the episode includes reflection questions for your own DIY solo retreat. Check in with yourself on your personal, creative, and social values heading into 2023. ***Prefer your reflections written out? Accompany the episode with a special download/print out of the end-of-year creative ref…

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028 Creators behind Alvarium Beer and Coffee 1:06:56

2y ago1:06:56

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Steve Walter sits down with Nick Palermo and Jacob Failla from Alvarium brewing and roasting about how they incorporate creativity in their respective crafts and what it means to them.Oleh Digital Surgeons

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Episode 3: S2E3- The Tale of the Librarian and the Researcher 30:42

2y ago30:42

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The tale of the librarian and the researcher We welcome two guests from Leeds, which is an official Child-Friendly City. We're joined by Dr Delyth Edwards from Leeds University and Elvie Thompson from The British Library to find out what that means for people in the city, and to hear about the creation of a new recipe book by 30 unaccompanied, asyl…

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Ep 40. The Power of Storytelling ft. Jessica Groves Chapman, PhD. 29:54

2y ago29:54

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Jessica L. Groves-Chapman, PhD. is a storyteller and poet that uses neuroscience to demystify the stories of our lives, one line at a time. Jessica completed her PhD in neuroscience at the University of Georgia and was previously an Assistant Professor at Centre College. She’s also a former small business owner. During the Covid-19 pandemic she was…

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Ep 39. Late Fall Check-in: “Be gentle with yourself”, and other Tips for Thriving during Seasons of Change 23:01

2y ago23:01

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The days are getting shorter and the weather in the Northeast U.S. is getting grey. Mela talks through reorienting and reclaiming this season as a time of transformation - shedding what no longer serves us to make room for new growth. Plus, four tips for practicing creativity and pursuing our goals in times of turbulence and transformation. - Inter…

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Ep 38. Environmental Sustainability & Entrepreneurship ft. SOL VAE founder Bridget Thorpe 37:26

2y ago37:26

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Mela talks with Bridget Thorpe, the Founder of values-based brand SOL VAE. In this episode Bridget talks actionable tips to infuse environmental sustainability into your brand. If you've been missing our entrepreneurship focused episodes, this one is for you. Bridget kindly shared a 15% discount for anyone interested in SOLVAE apparel. You can view…

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Episode 2: S2E2 - Evaluating the impact of life story work 35:15

2y ago35:15

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How do we know that Therapeutic Life Story Work is making a difference to the lives of care-experienced children and young people? And how do we gather evidence of the change it makes? In this episode of the podcast we welcome three guests who have been involved in evaluating new models of life story work: Professor Richard Rose from Therapeutic Li…

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Ep 37. Empowerment, Healing, and Intimacy Work ft. Dr. Kimberly Rose Pendleton 41:02

2y ago41:02

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Mela talks intimacy, affect, and embodied care with the incredible Dr. Kimberly Rose Pendleton, who shares her story of leaving academia and starting her own business as an intimacy coach (and so much more). If you're interested in creating new ways to share your knowledge, this deeply inspired episode is for you! Kimberly is the creator of UNCOVER…

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027 - Creative Wild 1:02:28

2y ago1:02:28

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The Guides of Creative Wild welcome the Wild Ones into the studio to talk about the origins and purpose of the talent accelerator. Learn more about Creative Wild at TheCreativeWild.com.Oleh Digital Surgeons

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Ep 36. Collective Creative Wisdom + Happy One Year Anniversary to The Millennial PhD! 29:05

2y ago29:05

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This ANNIVERSARY episode is jam packed with creative ideas and inspiration that hit home over the last year. We got us! And this gathering of collective creative wisdom showcases that. This episode features samples from: Episode 2, ft. Dr. Nikita T. Hamilton Episode 6, ft. Angelica Beliard Episode 8, ft. Alyson Cadena Episode 21, ft. Fitgi Saint-Lo…

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Ep 35. So you want to make documentary films ft. filmmaker Lisa Rideout 34:21

2y ago34:21

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So often in academia we critique problematic depictions in the media; but, what does it look like to get on the other side and create new representation? Filmmaker Lisa Rideout talks about her journey leaving academia to make documentary films. When she started talking about putting post-its on the wall to plan and visualize her projects, I knew we…

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Ep 34. Stop Asking Permission to Follow Your Dreams 17:50

2y ago17:50

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If you've ever asked yourself: Do I deserve to have dreams so big? Am I good enough? Am I allowed to fight for the life I want to live? This episode is for you. So often we get stuck in a habit of asking permission to pursue our dreams. Of shrinking in the face of others' opinions. What if, instead, we expanded into our full creative humanity, and …

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Episode 1: S2E1 - Developing a new approach to life story work 34:01

2y ago34:01

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Blue Cabin's Jenny Young and Gloria Raine take us back to 2016 when the organisation was set up to help improve outcomes for care-experienced children and young people by connecting them with creative activities. Hear how the organisation developed connections and partnerships with local authorities and how the new model of Creative Life Story Work…

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Ep 33. From Brain Scientist to Multimedia Creative, ft. Dr. Christine Koh 32:59

2y ago32:59

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Ready to make room in your life for clarity and inspiration? Dr. Christine Koh talks about her journey from brain scientist to multimedia creative (+ the host of the awesome Edit Your Life podcast), and how to forge your own path forward. An amazing conversation about following your intuition, making a professional pivot, and building what you want…

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Ep 32. Quiet quitting academia (BONUS Episode) 24:14

2y ago24:14

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Ep 31. We need to talk about "quiet quitting" 17:17

2y ago17:17

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What is quiet quitting? What does it mean to set boundaries in our work and personal lives? Is there such a thing as anticapitalist work practices? Is quiet quitting one of them? Love it or hate it, the phrase "quiet quitting" is firmly in the popular lexicon. And now that the fall season of settle-down-and-hustle has arrived, it's a great time to …

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Ep 30. Student Loan Debt Relief + Building Toward Financial Freedom ft. Cindy Zuniga-Sanchez from Zero-Based Budget 35:52

2y ago35:52

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Breaking down student loan debt relief + methods for building toward financial freedom. Cindy Zuniga-Sanchez from Zero-Based Budget talks about her journey becoming a lawyer, paying back over $200,000 in student loan debt, and eventually launching her own business to support others working to achieve financial freedom. In this episode we cover: Tak…

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Ep 29. End of Summer Affirmations + Season 3 Launch 12:10

2y ago12:10

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The season is changing and the transition into fall is upon us. Wrapping up summer goals, projects, and activities and preparing for busy autumn can be challenging. In this episode we talk through some affirmations for this moment of transition, and launch into a new season of our own: SEASON THREE. With a new focus on imagining pathways forward an…

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