“Fundamentally, that’s all we need right? A reason for being “ Syreeta Challinger started her lifestyle brand and online studio, Moments of Sense and Style, following a total upheaval of her and her partner Rob’s life. Life changed in a heartbeat when Rob suffered a severe stroke and brain haemorrhage whilst on holiday in Sydney, Australia, miles from
“I actually think everyone has a creative bone in their body, but they have to find it and they have to exercise it.” Instagram gets a lot of criticism for having too much styled content and not enough reality – but sometimes staged, planned imagery can still be heartbreakingly honest. Artist and photographer Carolyn Mara uses
“I suddenly felt that people were normal and doing normal things – and that I could do that too.” Photographer and videographer Flore has had an eclectic journey through marketing and running an online textile store to the work she does now, and along the way one thing has been essential to her growth: workshops,
“A platform with the largest, most engaged following in the world doesn’t necessarily covert into a book.” How many of us dream of someday writing a book? For this week’s episode I sat down with Abigail Bergstrom, head of publishing at Gleam Titles, the forward-thinking literary division of digital-first talent agency Gleam Futures, to grill her all about
“In order to get anyone to read my recipes or my thoughts, it was important to have an appealing image.” This week I talk to Venice-based food writer and blogger Skye McAlpine. Skye’s first cookbook, ‘A Table In Venice’ came out last month, and represents years of work developing her skills as a cook, writer and
“It had become more than a university project – I was in it to ask questions about what I do.” My guest this week is Carolyn Stritch, aka The Slow Traveler. She’s a freelance photographer based in the North of England, although her account often depicts dreamy locations from idyllic destinations around the world. She
“I’m not into the fearless thing. I don’t think that exists. You can fear, comma, less, but you can’t be fearless.” Kate Swoboda, aka Kate Courageous, started out as a life coach but found herself consumed by the question of courage. Kate’s work and our conversation in this episode looks at courage as it relates to
“If you’ve got an intention, it’s so much easier” Bronte’s instagram | website (her instagram advice is awesome!) | book photography business | Twitter Do you ever feel like you’ve missed the boat on Instagram? 21-year-old Bronte Huskinson has grown her account from 0 to over 30k since early 2017, leading to a book photography business,
“Creativity and clarity comes up much easier when you’re not trying to do it.” My guest’s voice might be familiar to some of you. Andrew Johnson has built an empire of apps, combining his background as a clinical hypnotherapist with his love of tech and self proclaimed “Apple fanboy” interests. His soft Scottish accent has