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Christmas Edition!!
Santa is joining us in tonight's NGV radio episode, to discuss euh... well, what did we discuss? .. we had some real wishes from real children and we hoped to converse with Santa on a deeper level about how and why he serves those cute little children since all these years, but to be honest, it wasn't that easy to have a real conversation with Santa after all. You can listen for yourself.
Luckily we had some footage from Inge Van Droogenbroeck, a Belgian gestalt colleague who worked as a nurse in a care home during the first lockdown and who is working now, during the second lockdown, as a counsellor in a care home, supporting the elders, the staff and the management. Stunning to hear her testimony and the message she wants to share with you.
Enjoy !
Thomas and John
In our fourth episode we are trying to have a conversation about race, with Nnandi Lecointe, a black UK-based trainee gestalt therapist. Nnandi talks about the legacy of being the daughter of one of the Mangrove 9, as featured in the recently released BBC/Amazon Prime film.
Safe to say the three of us continued the process after the show, feeling the burden of this big topic we're trying to bring on this small show.
We were blessed to have some music played to us, a live performance of Bach’s Sarabande in C minor by Chris O’Malley. What a welcome counter balance to the tension when addressing race.
Listen for yourself and enjoy!
Thomas and John.
Welcome to our first episode where we're actually hosting for real!
Our guest of the evening is Leonie McCarthy, CEO of Peterborough Council for Voluntary Services and gestalt trainee. She's opening up about her development as a leader, supported and challenged by her gestalt training.
Other stuff you'll hear on this episode is music from Thomas Fairclough, a Scottish gestalt therapist who performs a song about the therapy room!
And we close the evening with the engaging and touching Chicken Diaries by Toni Clarkson.
Enjoy !
Thomas and John
PS: in these first episodes, we're still relative newbies on the tech, so volumes might be too low at times or not equalised, a headphones usually allows for more adjusting at your end
After a disastrous 1st episode on 24th of September 2020, where Murphy was on the controls, torpedoing all tech we had set up, making us loose half of our guests and all our nerves, we decided to cut ourselves some slack in the 2nd episode.
Enjoy
Thomas and John
PS: in these first episodes, we're still quite newby on the tech, so volumes might be too low at times or not equalised, a headphones usually allows for more adjusting at your end
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