Georgia (who edits our articles and does a lot of our social media) and I had a meeting this week to discuss upcoming content for CWG. As part…
Episode 28 : Our manifesto – come with me behind the scenes…
This started out as a briefing for Georgia, who is on our team, but then I thought I should bring you behind the scenes with me and record my thoughts as a podcast to share with you too.
Episode 27 : You are enough…
I used to suffer from this too… And it took me a lot of years to get the past tense into the above statement! I’d look around the…
Episode 27 : You are enough…
Having worked for years with women in all sorts of capacities, I know that one of our perennial issues is always believing, regardless of how we are doing, that we should be more and do more…
Episode 26 : A little update for you…
I’ve got to be completely honest with you and say that when I started doing the podcast I wasn’t sure exactly how many episodes there would be. Well,…
Episode 26 : A little update for you…
Episode 26 seems like a timely episode to do a little recap and let you all know how things are going to be developing for CWG
Episode 25 : Emma chats to Ruby Chahal of Rock & Ruby, an entrepreneur championing real wool socks…
I first came across Rock and Ruby socks when Ruby approached me about a collaboration with Dimpsey, my shepherd hut stay business. I took a look at Ruby’s website and loved…
Episode 25 : Emma chats to Ruby Chahal of Rock & Ruby, an entrepreneur championing real wool socks…
With a background in fashion and a growing feeling that she should do something different – walks in Epping Forest and a gift of socks from her mother, set Ruby off on a whole new career path…
Episode 24 : Meet Sophie Allen – Graduate Boat Builder and craftswoman.
In this episode of the podcast, I sit down in a hand-built bow-top caravan with Sophie Allen – boatbuilder, wool-spinner, lambing shed assistant, cyclist, and explorer of paths…
Episode 24 : Meet Sophie Allen – Graduate Boat Builder and craftswoman.
They always say that life is a journey, but learning to trust the path is something that takes many of us of a lifetime to do. But what happens when you step away from the traditional ‘career ladder’…