51: The Lost Letters of William Woolf, with Helen Cullen
From time to time on the podcast, we speak to someone who is not British, so that we get an outside perspective on UK books. Helen Cullen is Irish, though she has lived in London a long time and her debut novel, The Lost Letters of William Woolf, is set there.
Helen talked to me about the lost art…
When is it time to say no?
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Are you an overachiever in business? Working yourself to the bone and being everything to everyone? What are the warning signs that you are burning out and need to start saying no in business. I'll discuss the triggers and how you can free yourself up to focus on building revenue and co…
58: Stay Up with Hugo Best, by Erin Somers
On episode 58, we hear from Erin Somers, the American author of the novel Stay Up with Hugo Best. From time to time on the podcast, I interview people who are not British, for their take on UK books and culture, and it was great to chat to Erin about what differentiates British humour from American…
Come Hear NC On Songs We Love: Nina Simone
We've teamed up with Come Hear NC on a podcast series that explores North Carolina music one song at a time. On this episode, singer/songwriter Skylar Gudasz tells us about her love of Nina Simone's 'Wild Is The Wind.' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V_ZBSBsjSQ
32: Seven Days Of Us with Francesa Hornak
We hear from Francesa Hornak, the author of Seven Days of Us, a page-turner of a novel about family tension perfect to curl up with over the Christmas holidays. In episode 32 of the Brit Lit Podcast, she tells us about the books she likes to give for Christmas, her favourite reads about family tens…
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