Getting Personal with Daphne Bugler and Isabella Hobbs

This week our guest is the artist Sophie Tea! 

One of the most exciting artists on the scene right now, Sophie Tea is taking the world by storm with her incredibly successful art journey that has  evolved from animals to nudes, her hugely popular nude catwalk shows, and her ever-growing business and gallery. This week we chatted to Sophie about her journey, emotions, her plans for a TV show, and what her next big project is.... 

Just a slight disclaimer that the audio in this episode isn't up to our usual standard. We're sorry for any static that you may hear.  Thank you so much to Sophie for joining us and being so open about her emotions. 

Our beautiful episode artwork and illustration of Sophie is by Lauren Cowl. Make sure to check out her instagram here.

This week we are so excited to be joined by Cory Anderson. Having just released her debut novel ‘What Beauty There Is’, Cory zoomed in with us from the US to chat about what her writing process was like, what the book means to her, and how her own experiences shaped her writing. 

We also chat about her cat, how much we love bubble baths, and the power of reading.

TW: Abuse in the final part of the episode. 

Thank you so much to Cory for joining us and to Penguin UK. You can follow Cory on instagram here and make sure to go grab a copy of her book here. 

Our beautiful episode artwork and illustration of Cory is by Lauren Cowl. Make sure to check out her instagram here. 

This week we were joined by the lovely poet and writer Hollie McNish!

We chatted to Hollie about dealing with grief during lockdown, hormones and emotions, and her latest (brilliant) book Slug and Other Things I’ve Been Told to Hate.

Hollie also very kindly read aloud her poem ‘grandchild’ during this episode, which is one of our favourites from Slug. 

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We are so incredibly grateful to Hollie for joining us and for the open and honest conversation. You can go follow her on Instagram @HolliePoetry

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima

Our awesome episode illustration of Hollie is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs

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This week we were SO excited to be joined by Hunter Hayes, a five-time Grammy nominated singer, songwriter and producer. Hunter zoomed in from California to talk to us all about how emotions have played a part in his life and career, from how he channels his emotions into his song writing, to how he learned to believe in himself and the times in his career that he had to overcome fear. 

Make sure to go stream Hunter's latest single 'If You Change Your Mind' on Spotify here, as well as some of our favourites of his including Wanted, I Want Crazy and Invisible, all of which we talk about in this episode. 

We are so incredibly grateful to Hunter for joining us and for the open and honest conversation. You can go follow him on Instagram @HunterHayes.  

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima 

Our awesome episode illustration of Hunter is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs 

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This week we chatted to Michelle Elman, a body confidence coach, the Queen Of Boundaries, an award-winning body positive activist and author. ⁣Michelle has recently published her second book The Joy Of Being Selfish which is an incredibly helpful guide to setting boundaries in our lives, and why that is so important. We love her inspiring and educational content on Instagram and on TikTok @scarrednotscared.

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In this episode we talked to Michelle about how to healthily react to anger, the perfection bubble which exists on social media, and how much she loves Grey’s Anatomy.⁣ 

⁣Thanks so much to Michelle for chatting to us this week, make sure to follow her on Instagram @scarrednotscared and to read her book here

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima

Our awesome episode illustration of Michelle is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs

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This week we are joined by Andi Osho, author of the novel 'Asking for a Friend' which was released earlier this year. You might also recognise Andi as an actor in shows such as Line of Duty and I May Destroy You, or from her stand-up comedy or wonderful podcast 'Creative Sauce with Andi Osho'.  

In this episode we chatted to Andi about her novel, how she stays creative during lockdowns, facing fear as a performer and how she handles rejection. You can order a copy of Andi's book here and can check out her podcast here. 

This episode was sponsored by Wild, a natural deodorant company that we are absolutely obsessed with. Head over to wearewild.com now and get 20% off your first purchase with code PERSONAL to get a reusable case and some deodorant refills and make the switch to natural deodorant that actually works! https://www.wearewild.com/  

Thanks so much to Andi for chatting to us this week, make sure to follow her on Instagram @theandishow 

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima 

Our awesome episode illustration of Andi is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs 

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To kick off our third season of Getting Personal, we're joined by social media influencer Emma Johnson, also known as Emma's Rectangle. Having started YouTube at 12, Emma has been making videos for more than a decade, producing content that is relatable, honest and open for her ever-growing audience. In this episode, we chat to Emma about handling hate comments, confidence, fitness and everything emotional. 

This episode was sponsored by Wild, a natural deodorant company that we are absolutely obsessed with. Head over to wearewild.com now and get 20% off your first purchase with code PERSONAL to get a reusable case and some deodorant refills and make the switch to natural deodorant that actually works! https://www.wearewild.com/ 

Thank you so much to Emma for taking the time to speak to us. You can find her on Instagram at @emmasrectangle

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler and @hobbsima and on Twitter @getpersonalpod 

Our awesome episode illustration of Emma is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs 

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This week we’re joined by Eddie Huang, an author, chef, restaurateur, food personality, and producer. Eddie published his autobiography ‘Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir’ in 2013, which covers his childhood & adulthood and the struggles with identity he experienced growing up, which was later adapted into an ABC sitcom. Alongside his Lower Manhattan restaurant, BaoHaus, Eddie also hosted ‘Huang’s World’ on VICE, taking viewers on a hilarious journey exploring race, identity, multiculturalism and food.

In this episode we talk to Eddie about his childhood in the US with young Taiwanese immigrant parents, learning to choose empathy and forgiveness, and (of course) lots of food chat.

TW: Throughout the episode, there is some talk of domestic abuse, including details. For help and support please visit https://www.thehotline.org (USA), https://www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk (UK), https://www.1800respect.org.au (Australia), https://www.worldvision.org.tw/english/03_work/domestic.php or call 113 Protection Hotline (Taiwan).

Thank you so much to Eddie for taking the time to speak to us. You can find him on Instagram @mreddiehuang

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima

Our awesome episode illustration of Eddie is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs

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This week we have a very special episode as we are joined by the incredible Dr. Emeka Okorocha, an A&E Doctor who has been working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic in London. Above and beyond his work in the NHS, Dr. Emeka has also developed a major following on TikTok where he posts informative content about healthcare and medicine, works to debunk myths and counter misinformation, and aims to spread positivity (with a few dances thrown in too).

In this episode we talk to Dr. Emeka about his experience working on the frontlines as a doctor throughout the pandemic, the messages he hopes to spread on his platforms, and how TikTok has kept him optimistic and hopeful throughout the last year.

Thank you so much to Dr. Emeka for taking the time to speak to us. You can find him on Instagram @doctor.emeka and on TikTok @doctor.emeka

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @gettingpersonalpodcast and @daphnebugler96 and @hobbsima

Our gorgeous episode illustration of Dr. Emeka is by Lauren Cowl. You can find her @laurencowl.designs

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