In this episode, Rosie is joined by accidental influencer Ryan Mallinson of Mallin and Son who shares his journey from Yorkshire upbringing to building a sustainable business of repairing wax jackets. They explore themes of connection to nature, the impact of tech on mental health, and the importance of mindful consumption.

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'It's been on my mind for a while, the feelings of loneliness. But is it solely loneliness, or something else?'

One conversation would uncover what was really going on.

Rosie shares her journey through loneliness, grief, and resilience, exploring how these emotions manifest and how she manages them through therapy, connections, and purpose.

This episode offers insights into embracing change, the importance of routine, and finding meaning in supporting others.

If you'd like to support the podcast please click on the link below:

• Buy Me A Coffee - Rosie Wyatt
• Motor Neurone Disease Association

Listen to a heartfelt and thought-provoking chat between Rosie and her daughter Lucy as they navigate topics like mental health, education, societal gender norms, and global politics.

This episode offers insights into personal development, the importance of therapy, modern feminism, and reflections on current world issues—all from generational perspectives.

Lucy updates on her university journey, future plans, and reflections on the job market and postgraduate options. Personal mental health journeys, therapy experiences, and the role of journaling as a self-awareness tool.

There's chat about books and podcasts, including Hamnet by Kazuo Ishiguro, The Book Club, and the Australian series Heartbreak High.

00:00Introduction and Personal Updates

02:11University Life and Future Plans

06:24Career Concerns and Graduate Market

09:58Cultural Reflections on Gender Dynamics

21:49The Impact of Societal Changes on Youth

26:26Mental Health and the Journey to Therapy

39:26The Value of Therapy and Self-Reflection

45:37Journaling as a Tool for Insight

47:35Building Trust in Therapy

57:31Navigating Daily Life and Anxiety

01:03:11Books and fun chat!

• Kazuo Ishiguro's "Hamnet"

• BACP - British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

In an attempt to provide a bit more regular content, Rosie shares her top three reads (as far as her memory serves!). And she promises to come back with more and some non-fiction too.

For now, we find out what she likes in a book and the different ways that we perceive and absorb reading material.

Rosie chats about her recent meeting with the publisher Penguin and some key publishing tips.

If you like books, writing, a bit of a nosey into life, then have a listen!

Stuff discussed is here:

The Editor's Wife by Claire Chambers - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09XYZ1234

The Humans by Matt Haig - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XYZ5678

Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001XYZ890

The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XYZ456

Matt Haig's How to Stop Time - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07XYZ789

Penguin Books - https://www.penguin.co.uk

Claire Fuller (author) - https://clairefuller.co.uk/

John Robins (comedian, broadcaster, author) - https://www.johnrobins.com/

Elis James and John Robins Podcast - https://beacons.ai/elisandjohn

Jumping in here with a new episode - Rosie is on her own this time with a shorter than normal episode, addressing the art of letting go.

Having had a recent experience where she was faced with the choice of trying to fix, or letting go, she chose the latter.

Rosie explores the art of letting go, sharing personal experiences and practical techniques to release attachment, manage thoughts, and find peace amidst life's inevitable changes.

Hope you enjoy it! Please join us in the private Facebook group or follow on Instagram.

It's time to ask podcaster and friend Jordan about the songs that define him!

Jordan Day and Rosie discuss the challenges of podcasting and the influence of music on personal growth and Jordan's musical tastes from early age through to now.

They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with mental health, procrastination, and the evolution of their musical tastes.

The discussion also touches on the impact of music on identity and the creative differences that can arise within bands. Throughout the conversation, both hosts reflect on their journeys of self-discovery and the role that music plays in their lives.

They delve into the political landscapes of the past, the transformative power of artists like David Bowie, and the significance of music in life events such as weddings. They touch on the evolution of musical tastes, the emotional resonance of folk music, and the journey of podcasting as a creative outlet.

We really hope you enjoy this ep - don't forget to hit subscribe so you never miss out. And if you enjoy this chat - please leave a positive comment - thank you!

It's something I've been doing for many, many years and began my practice with Buddhist monks and nuns twenty years ago. I listened to their teachings and learned how to relax my physical body and felt the affects of this on my mind.

In this meditation session, I'll guide you through a process of settling the mind and body, encouraging awareness of physical sensations and relaxation techniques.

The session will emphasise the importance of listening to one's body, releasing tension, and trusting one's intuition. Through gentle breathing exercises and mindfulness practices, participants are invited to create a safe space for themselves, allowing for mental clarity and emotional well-being.

In today's conversation, Rosie chats with her friend Nick Church about his early life in Portishead to his career in software engineering, and eventually to his passion, photography.

They talk through the challenges of navigating a 1980's education, the impact of personal life changes, and the importance of creativity in both personal and professional realms.

Nick shares insights on the transition from technical roles to management, the significance of following one's passion, and the value of friendships during life changes.

They cover the transition from a corporate career to a fulfilling creative path in photography, the establishment of the Nick Church Creative Academy, and the importance of building a supportive community for photographers. The conversation also touches on the therapeutic nature of music and the emotional depth it brings to personal experiences.

If you're feeling stuck and have a strong desire to embrace change and embark on a new start - this one is for you!

Here are Nick's links:

https://www.nickchurchcreativeacademy.com/

https://www.nickchurchphotography.co.uk/

https://www.nickchurchphotography.co.uk/the-photography-pod/category/Podcast

In the first episode of this brand new sparkly year , Rosie reflects on the festive season and the challenges of the new year.

She discusses the coexistence of conflicting feelings in various aspects of life, including relationships, grief, and parenting.

Rosie talks through the importance of embracing change and new situations and the duality of emotions, encouraging listeners to accept that it's okay to feel both joy and sadness simultaneously. As well as a whole array of other emotions!

She shares her excitement and nervousness about upcoming podcast episodes with guests, highlighting the journey of personal growth and understanding.

Thanks so much for listening - please feel free to comment on this or any other episode and subscribe if you aren't already!

In the final episode of the year, Rosie reflects on the past year, sharing her experiences with podcasting, making positive changes, work and personal growth.

She discusses the challenges and successes she faced, particularly with technology and finding out what she wants from life.

As the holiday season approaches, Rosie navigates her feelings about Christmas, emphasising the importance of managing expectations and self-care.

She encourages listeners to communicate their needs and find joy in the present moment, while also honouring their memories and loved ones.Please join us in the Facebook Group and on Instagram @Neverornow_pod