Welcome to the dress-down Friday of careers podcasts. Ever thought about applying for a job, but realised you haven't got the first idea what it actually involves? I've made it my mission to find out, asking the stupid questions so you don't have to. For students, career-changers and anyone who wants to know what the rest of the world is really up to.
Theme by Joe Greaney / Graphic by LUKE.TYPE
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Welcome to the dress-down Friday of careers podcasts. Ever thought about applying for a job, but realised you haven't got the first idea what it actually involves? I've made it my mission to find out, asking the stupid questions so you don't have to. For students, career-changers and anyone who wants to know what the rest of the world is really up to.
Theme by Joe Greaney / Graphic by LUKE.TYPE
"I would not want to live in the Cotswolds... No offence to the Cotswolds community."
This time on WDYD I sit down at home with Edith to hear all about the ups, downs and everything in-between of being a painter.
It's a lovely hour, as we talk about what it means to sit with an object and to learn from it, the perils of portraiture, and how the door never really closes on taking up a creative pursuit. Oh, and the Cotswolds takes an absolute reputational battering. Take that, Cotswolds!
Don't forget to check out the show notes to see Edith's lovely art!
Produced by Quincy De Vries
Music by Joe Greaney
Visuals by LUKE.TYPE
What Do You Do? with Charlie MacKeith
Welcome to the dress-down Friday of careers podcasts. Ever thought about applying for a job, but realised you haven't got the first idea what it actually involves? I've made it my mission to find out, asking the stupid questions so you don't have to. For students, career-changers and anyone who wants to know what the rest of the world is really up to.
Theme by Joe Greaney / Graphic by LUKE.TYPE