The format and schedule of my podcast is changing for a while...

Science tells us that every act of kindness - even the smallest one - has a ripple effect going far beyond what we can imagine.

Grab a pen and paper and join me for another short creative exercise. I hope you find this one helpful too!

To quote today’s guest, the founder of The Human Library: ‘’We have everything to lose by not connecting with others’’.

How often are we actively using observation skills and what can we do to hone them?

What does it feel like to embrace film photography, to develop prints, and capture the light on film?

What if we’re not meant to avoid boredom at all costs? What if it’s actually good for us and for our creativity?

What is it like, and feels like, to explore the human brain, one of the most complex subjects ever studied?

The podcast is currently on a break but a new season is coming soon!

Grab a pen and paper and join me for a series of short creative exercise designed to stimulate your imagination. Ready?

A conversation with the founder of the award-winning Cambridge digital marketing agency, Sookio.

A behind-the-scenes look at how I make my podcast.

Today's episode gives you the opportunity to explore your creativity through a series of questions. So grab a pen and get ready!

A conversation with the editor-in-chief of Positive News, the first media organisation in the world dedicated to constructive news.

Can we be creative without being inspired? Is our creative output less likely to be valuable without inspiration? And what do we mean by it?

A conversation with Julie Dore, a qualified medical herbalist and born storyteller with a passion for nature.

Today's guest is the creator of two incredibly useful inventions helping to make user's daily life safe and enjoyable.

Today's episode is a sequel to episode 7 on feeding your creative brain, exploring the topic further.

A conversation with guerilla street artists, Dinky Doors, who are on a mission to *SAVE THE WORLD*.

What does taking care, feeding, and protecting our creativity look like?