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By Madeleine Dore
Routines & Ruts with Madeleine Dore is about the days we find flow, and the days we go completely off track.
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Part two on saying goodbye to this podcast, and hello to new beginnings.
A very special note on saying goodbye to this podcast, and hello to new beginnings.
Host Madeleine Dore dishes up counterintuitive advice for your productivity-guilt and existential quandaries.
Reflections on going quiet, announcing my book, and introducing season three: advice for your productivity-guilt and existential quandaries.
To wrap the second season of Routines & Ruts, host Madeleine Dore shares lessons on modulating and embracing the ebb and flow in our daily lives.
Welcome to Rest & Recreation, a companion to Routines & Ruts conversations podcast. Each week, host Madeleine Dore shares reflections from previous interviews and interesting reads to offer you a moment of R&R.
Artist, horticulturist and author Annie Raser Rowland shares how spending less can enliven us to a magnificent spectrum of pleasures.
Psychotherapist and author Hilary Jacobs Hendel shares her deep knowledge of emotions and how we can use the change triangle to get reacquainted with the ebb and flow of feelings, our defences, and inhibitory emotions.
Self-taught astronomer and author of Is The Moon Upside Down? Greg Quicke shares the everyday lessons we can find amongst the stars—from finding our flow, to worrying less about what other might people think.
Writer and critic Kylie Maslen on living with an invisible illness, decision fatigue, burnout, the ableist idea of equating output with our worth, boundaries and community.
Author, academic, educator, and maker Tyson Yunkaporta on routine as the death of relation to people and place, the involuntary ruts we experience, and how ambition can be directed towards leaving tools for generations to come – the most powerful ...
Writer, journalist and broadcaster Pandora Sykes on the arrival fallacy, letting go, healthy boredom, how a gain sometimes involves a loss, and finding our own version of what is rightful, rather than right.
Best-selling author and activist Sarah Wilson on using routine to bookend your days, tilting rather than abiding by strict rules, cool aloneness as an antidote to loneliness, and showing up to our appointment in life – in our own way.
Coach, author and speaker Kemi Nekvapil on letting go of shoulds, having a weekly routine, the creative process, and the importance of defining your own relationship to routine.
Folk singer, theatre performer and author of 'Period Queen' Lucy Peach shares how to zoom out and look at the four phases of the menstrual cycle – and the power within each.
Social researcher and best-selling author Hugh Mackay talks about our top twenty hiding places – and how we must look inside ourselves to find our common humanity.
Routines & Ruts with Madeleine Dore is returning soon for season two to explore daily rhythms and inevitable stumbles – and what it means to replenish.
To wrap the first season of Routines & Ruts, host Madeleine Dore shares seven lessons on perfectionism that not only pertain to our creative lives, but maybe our entire lives.
Designer, author and joy-finder Ingrid Fetell Lee explores the powerful connection between our surroundings and our emotions, and shares how we can find more joy in daily life – even in difficult times.
Former chef and food critic turned gourmet farmer Matthew Evans on feeling stifled during times of crisis, how it's okay to be behind, the importance of boredom, and how we are still the same people even if we have more ...
In this special collection, more than 60 people share how they are navigating their daily routines, reflections on creative life, and open up about how they are coping during these times.
Performer, photographer, visual artist, DJ and vocal powerhouse Kira Puru explores the tension between gently going with the flow and finding a routine, giving yourself leeway to be overwhelmed, and the beauty of mistakes.
Author of The Upside of Being Down and founder of ban.do Jen Gotch discusses overcoming shame with our inevitable inconsistencies, being actively not busy, giving ourselves grace, the myth of perfectionism, and how enjoyment can be found in the most ...
Coach, creative business consultant, author, and Certified Dare to Lead™ and Daring Way™ Facilitator, Kylie Lewis discusses navigating our days imperfectly, self-compassion, boundaries and aiming for enough.
Storyteller Luke Currie-Richardson discusses how it's not what you do, but the way that you do it, having a routine centred around priority than rigid structures, and the power of asking for help and taking care of your mental health.
Antique jewellery dealer, designer and model Sarah Jane Adams on how her daily life resembles a sliding tile puzzle toy, living with openness and joy, solitude, and pressing the reset button.
Creative entrepreneur, educator and photographer Jai Long shares the story behind his success, confidence and drive – and the times he has been forced to press the reset button, or chosen to let go.
Satirical cartoonist, painter, ceramic artist, filmmaker, and writer Samuel Leighton-Dore shares his three-tiered approach to balancing various projects and untangling your identity from creative success.
Designer, artist, and illustrator Beci Orpin talks about how busyness is often what helps her sustain momentum, the importance of resilience and communication.
Writer, crafter and blogger behind Meet Me At Mikes, Pip Lincolne on the winding path she took to her creative career and how to take care of yourself after loss.
Comedian, presenter, actor, celebrant and producer Annie Louey on how to step into being an artist even when you don’t feel ready, setting targets, and taking the longview in your career.
British author and journalist Oliver Burkeman on our relationship to time management, limitations, embracing our human tendency to be flawed.
Coach, writer and speaker Tina Essmaker talks about navigating uncertainty in our careers and lives and remembering the magic is in you.
Writer and creator of the beloved project Words of Women, Lauren Martin, talks about embracing pressures and tension, what we learn from the times we feel lost, and how routine helped her move through a rut.
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