# William Sieghart
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William Matthew Timothy Stephen Sieghart (born 1960) is a British entrepreneur, publisher and philanthropist and the founder of the Forward Prizes for Poetry. He is the current chairman of the Somerset House Trust.
== Education and career ==
Born in 1960, son of barrister Paul Sieghart, a human rights lawyer, campaigner, broadcaster and author, and Felicity Ann Sieghart, chairman of the National Association for Gifted Children, magistrate and later managing director of the Aldeburgh Cinema, William is the older brother of Mary Ann Sieghart.
The Power of Poetry: Words to Heal and Inspire
For this episode we’re heading back to the Poetry Pharmacy – a health-check for both mind and spirit – brought to you by poetry publisher, advocate and founder of the Forward Prizes for Poetry, William Sieghart. It’s not our first visit. Regular listeners may have enjoyed our previous two Poetry Ph…
The Bibliotherapists Ep #3: Beth Kempton - The older you are, the more you have to say as a writer
We're so excited to introduce you to our third podcast episode, and our very first celebrity guest, the wonderful Beth Kempton.
Today’s episode is a joyous and juicy conversation featuring personal stories and odes to poetry, piles of book recommendations and - of course - a lot of Substack love.
B…
The Bibliotherapists Ep #3: Beth Kempton - The older you are, the more you have to say as a writer
We're so excited to introduce you to our third podcast episode, and our very first celebrity guest, the wonderful Beth Kempton.
Today’s episode is a joyous and juicy conversation featuring personal stories and odes to poetry, piles of book recommendations and - of course - a lot of Substack love.
B…
December: You Gotta Read This!
First Friday of the month means a new book recommendation!
This month I am choosing a compilation by William Sieghart called The Poetry Pharmacy: Tried and True Prescriptions for the Heart, Mind, and Soul. The author has selected poems to "treat" all manner of emotional conditions. Feeling yoursel…
#170: The Loss Canon.
Dear listener, pinch me (not hard), because Do Loss: A New Way to Move Through Change is released this Tuesday, March 3rd in the US, and Thursday, March 5th in the UK and Europe! Thanks for supporting my work, and if you are so inclined, purchasing Do Loss.
Also, I’ll be making a few stops around t…
Books for Turbulent Times: Emily Henry, Motherland and When To Hibernate
Do you ever feel the need to hide from the world in a book? We do! All the time! This episode showcases our favourite books to read in turbulent times - with a generous side of caveats.
Our shelf-help segment this week includes our top recommendations for a documentary-style novel - perfect for fa…
Off The Mat with Helen Russell-Clark: Exploring Yoga, Psychoanalysis, and Personal Growth
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In this episode of the Off the Mat Podcast, I chat to Helen Russell-Clark, a dedicated yoga teacher and yoga teacher trainer. We discuss her yoga journey, from her initial experiences with the practice, to where she now finds herself in her career. Helen shares insights on in…
Ep 08 Part 2: Bridging the Gap: How Lotus Campaign Uses Incentives and Scalable Solutions to Address Homelessness
Host Atticus LeBlanc continues his conversation with Beth Silverman of Lotus Campaign about policy, trends, and the future of homelessness solutions. Beth argues the U.S. over-focuses on emergency responses and long-run permanent housing while neglecting interim “next step” options, and says homele…
AI or Human Voice? Why Brands Choose Both, with Mark Graeme from OCX UK (Omnicom Production) and Mark Eaves from Gravity Road
This episode explores when and why a creative studio chooses AI over a human voice, and when it doesn't, from two vantage points in the advertising industry. Mark Graeme is Head of Studio at OCX UK (Omnicom Production, part of Omnicom Group, the world's leading marketing and sales company). Mark an…
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