Nick Jubber brings all sorts of interests – storytelling, nomadism, connections, humanity – into his life and writing.
This is a fantastic conversation that I'm so excited to bring you today, with an accomplished and consummate sharer of ideas. Nick's writing appears in all sorts of publications including The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Globe and Mail, and BBC Online. Nick has spoken on NPR and BBC Radio 4, as well as at numerous festivals. Nick's written plays performed at places like the Edinborough Festival and the Actor's Centre in London.
Today we begin with the provocative drama teacher who set Nick on his way in his early years… and we arrive at ideas that truly leave this podcaster speechless.
That's a pretty tall order and something that hasn't happened often in nearly 400 episodes!

Then heads up - it sounds like the episode's going to wrap up when the interview ends… but that's not the case!
I bring you an ADHD/CECS update and share something I'm excited about: The Asynchronous Idea Party of 2023.

k (at) kaylockkolp (dot) com or kaylockkolp.com/contact to share your idea!
Remember… What you want AND what the obstacle is to what you want.
Let's get this party started –
Happy new year!

Links Worth Clicking (which is how my friend Blake refers to them : )

Find everything Nick does at nickjubber.com, including his new book, The Fairy Tellers. Our conversation centers around fairytales today, and Nick shares that this book is probably why.

Find Nick on Instagram @NickJubber

Find me and everything I do at kaylockkolp.com

Find me on Instagram @weturnedoutokay
(this is where you can see the video of me gently climbing… then giggling : )

Click yearcompass.com/en for the planning document I'm using this year. It comes up in the second part of today's episode.

Cheers! I am glad we are along for this ride together!!

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