We all know that children have a natural sense of awe, wonder and curiosity. They are great ‘teachers’ of so many things, including going from nothing to something. So I thought who better to have on my next episode than my very own daughters, Ava and Liora. Today I ask them: - If they had £1,000 what would they do it? - what’s their view on the state of the world? - what do they think adults care about? - what’s their advice to adults on being creative? - we have a Marvel quiz and then discu...
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We all know that children have a natural sense of awe, wonder and curiosity. They are great ‘teachers’ of so many things, including going from nothing to something. So I thought who better to have on my next episode than my very own daughters, Ava and Liora. Today I ask them: - If they had £1,000 what would they do it? - what’s their view on the state of the world? - what do they think adults care about? - what’s their advice to adults on being creative? - we have a Marvel quiz and then discu...
An introduction to Inside the Art of Making (IAM) a brand new podcast about the people behind creative work, as well as the business apparatus required to make it all happen.
Inside The Art of Making
We all know that children have a natural sense of awe, wonder and curiosity. They are great ‘teachers’ of so many things, including going from nothing to something. So I thought who better to have on my next episode than my very own daughters, Ava and Liora. Today I ask them: - If they had £1,000 what would they do it? - what’s their view on the state of the world? - what do they think adults care about? - what’s their advice to adults on being creative? - we have a Marvel quiz and then discu...
