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Have you ever wondered about the different routes creatives take to do what they do? Whether that be in life, in their work or in their spaces?
Well, it turns out that every route is unique, lengthy and as it happens, often quite irregular.
Join Java Bere as she chats to creatives from all walks of life about their irregular paths and how each discovered their practice, outlook and approach through a non-linear jumble of life choices, lessons and perhaps, a little bit of chance.
We talk about the value of coming to things later in life, of seeing yourself represented, or not, in creative fields, we talk about grief, love, home, identity and so much more.
A listener once said about the podcast: ’Every conversation I hear, I learn something about myself.’
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Gjennomsnittlig lydlængde:
56 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
Det Forenede Kongerige
54 episoder
siden 2. september 2021
episodic
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Welcome to my chat with Welsh theatre director and acting tutor Helen Parry. After many years living in Manchester, Helen is considered by many to be the grand dame of the Manchester Fringe theatre scene. Legendary as a director as well as a dedicated audience member. In this conversation, where we…
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Welcome to this episode where I talk to my partner and great love, Jon Tipler. Audio engineer, artist, paper mache wizard and wonderful cook, he is a man who loves a chat around a kitchen table, preferably with a cheese board.
We talk about growing up in the East Midlands of England, becoming a veg…
For the final episode of season 4 I talk with undertaker and owner of the independent funeral service Natural Endings, Rosie Grant.
After listening to several episodes of this season, Rosie reached out to me to suggest talking with me about her creative, personal, and as she described it ‘radical’,…
In this episode I talk with writer, poet and playwright, Cordelia O’Neill.
We discuss Cordelia’s play ‘Anything is Possible if You Think About it Hard Enough’ about a young couple whose baby is born still. We discuss creativity as a tool for developing empathy and how experiencing loss can bring yo…
In this episode I talk with Yorkshire artist, Jess Kidd.
We discuss Jess’ childhood as an acutely shy child who often lived in her own imaginary world, the comfort she found in creativity as a form of expressing herself, the challenges she experienced at art school and then being diagnosed with hea…
In this episode I talk to photographer Jo Ritchie and writer Laura Mcdonagh.
We talk about their work on Projecting Grief, a collection of stories and portraits from individuals who have found comfort, distraction or hope in a creative pursuit after losing someone they love.
We also talk about how …
In this episode I talk with writer and disabled content creator, Helen Lear.
Helen and I met at drama school in Manchester, sixteen years ago. Since then, a lot has happened.
In her twenties, Helen dropped her life in the Uk to travel through Australia and New Zealand, envisioning a life of further…
In this episode I talk with autoethnographic artist Hannah Turlington.
We talk about growing up as a people pleaser,
training as a teacher despite wanting to study textiles,
eventually becoming a textile designer and realising it was no longer what she wanted,
grieving the person that she thought s…
In this episode I am talking to calligrapher, bookbinder and writer Gaelle Jolly.Gaelle and I have followed each other on Instagram for many years, and it was a joy to finally meet over zoom.
In this chat we talk about our shared love of writing letters, Gaelle’s passion for getting lost in imagina…
In this episode I am talking to gardener and allotmenteer, Heidi-Lee Gregory.
In 2020, having experienced a sequence of losses and readjustments in her life, Heidi turned her back on twenty years in the corporate world and decided to start from scratch and completely change direction with her path.…
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