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The Why Factor
BBC World Service
383 episodes
9 months ago

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions

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The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions

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Parties
The Why Factor
23 minutes
5 years ago
Parties

It’s the festive season, which means there are lots of parties going on. If you’re planning a party, what kind of celebration will it be? Organising the right food, drink and, crucially, guest list requires time and effort. Party planning has been listed as one of the most stressful professions you can have so, in the spirit of the season, in this edition of the Why Factor, Sandra Kanthal is asking: why is it so hard to plan the perfect party?

Contributors: Claire Derrick: Co-founder, The Event Academy Rosie Hart: Course Director, The Event Academy Kim Glasgow and Henry Khan: Students, The Event Academy Liz Taylor: Managing Director, Taylor Lynn Corporation Robin Dunbar: Professor of Evolutionary Psychology – Oxford University Priya Parker: Author, The Art of Gathering – How We Meet and Why It Matters

The Why Factor

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions