Calling all freelancers! This episode Beth catches up with Jenny Stallard, founder of Freelance Feels which offers coaching and community for the self-employed. All those fears and worries you have as a freelancer? Yeah....we have those too!

We chat to Larner Wallace-Taylor about her life as a actress, theatre maker and voiceover artist. What has life been like for performers during the pandemic? Where does she find her motivation? And why are this government so sh*t?!

This episode we catch up with Fionnuala Kennedy, a performance artist and musician, about her creative process, the challenges of being a creative freelancer and what it she loves about her job.

In this episode Beth catches up with author Flora Baker on the day her debut book is released. The Adult Orphan Club documents Flora's experience of orphanhood and is part memoir, part practical advice for anyone who might need guidance navigating their grief.

Do your physical health and mental health overlap? Hows your physical health during lockdown? Does it affect your creativity, or work/life balance? This episode covers all of the above, oh and since Rose is 8 months pregnant we're talking health during pregnancy too!

Does your income effect your mental health? Are you a freelancer who worries about their income? Why is it so hard to set your rates?! This week Beth and Rose answer all of that and more! Join us, won't you?!

What's your relationship like with social media? Does it affect your mental health? Is it crucial to business success? During this episode Rose and Beth discuss these topics and more!

This episode documents a bit more about how we got started in the world of self-employment and the impact it's had on our mental health. Does being creative help keep your head clear? Keep listening for how you can be involved.

Just a little teaser to give you a flavour of what's coming in soon on Keeping Receipts. A few very common feelings towards what it means to be a creative freelancer and the impact it has on our mental health.

An introduction on who we are and why we're doing this. Set to the dulcet tones of Oliver Daldry's awesome song Darkness.