Fish Lee – from Smurfette to Life in the Blocks
How to ease the symptoms of Tourette’s Syndrome and start drawing again, without spilling ink all over the carpet!Guest Fish Lee tells me...
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Episodes
Latest firstPiano à Deux: Music, Marriage and Modern Technology
Facing fears and taking risks. Robert and Linda are classical pianists who have found a unique way to combine their music with comedy,...
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Piano à Deux: Mistresses to Manhattan
Playing piano together (one piano, four hands) was an experimental idea for married couple Linda and Robert, one that taught them a lot...
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Natalie Smart – pro-active with patterns
Maybe it's not the right time, but never say never.Natalie Smart loved working with textiles as a youngster, from hand knitting to...
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Claude Larson – problem solving in science and art
The science teacher who chose to break free from practicality, utility and patterns in textiles and paint.This week’s podcast guest, Claude...
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Dirty Blues and Dorothy Fields with Suzanne Noble
Overcoming concerns about your singing voice post-menopause. Suzanne Noble had concerns about the tone of her voice after not having used...
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Jill Phillips – publishing a family memoir in retirement
Childhood memories inspire a self-publishing project in retirement.When Jill Phillips was growing up, creative pursuits such as painting...
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Helen Hill – design, MS, baby rhinos and craft corner
How crafting can alleviate MS symptoms.To keep her hands busy and her mind calm, Helen Hill crochets blankets for orphaned baby rhinos,...
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Dreaming, Planning and Painting with Annie Sloan
The inventor of the revolutionary Chalk Paint believes that everyone is creative.Annie Sloan had a dreamy, independent young life, which...
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Rowena Roberts – authentic creativity
Helping you find your unique writing voice.Just because you’ve got a solid background and experience in something that you are good at and...
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