Monthly Archives
November 2020
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As much as we all wish it wasn’t the case, grief really is an unavoidable fact of life. Through her award winning and frankly brilliant show ‘Griefcast’ Comedian Cariad Lloyd has opened up the conversation around loss and reminded us that although grief really bloody lonely and feels unpredictable that we can find solace in others people sharing their experience.…
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Clemmie was a little blown away Floss; charmed by the way she was on the one hand self-aware and analytical, whilst on the other oozed confidence. She truly is wise far beyond her 20 years. This also translated into the way she spoke about something as nuanced and loaded as the subject feminism. Have a listen and you’ll know what we mean.…
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9 million people in the UK are in rented accommodation, in this episode we delve into all sorts of aspects of it including the importance of making a space a home even when you don’t own those four walls, challenged the notion that renting is throwing money down the drain, plus examination the outdated fixation with homeownership.…
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Kicking off a brand new series Honestly with the wonderful Camilla Thurlow and a conversation about courage. Particularly in relation to her career which has seen her Explosive Ordnance Disposal expert to a reality star on the hit TV series Love Island -hugely varying but both huge steps pit of her comfort. Which Clemmie saw as courageous but she felt were fuelled by fear.…
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Clemmie spoke to two guests: Catherine had Leukaemia twice as a child but now, having finished her PHD, works in the same hospital she was treated as a kid (in fact she her lab is exactly 2 floors above the ward).
While Sheona is head of paediatric research at @cr_uk and was able to share frontline insight into how and what their research actually involves. At one point Clemmie asks Catherine what advice she would give her younger self. Her answer? “to hang in there, that the life was that was coming was worth it.” …
