Sound of Silence

This episode's guest is Lucy Bellwood. Lucy is a professional Adventure Cartoonist and teacher. She has drawn a plethora of comics about her adventures including crossing the Pacific on an Oceanographic research vessel, rafting twice down the Grand Canyon and living and working on board an 18th Century sailing ship. Her cartoons also explore deeply human subjects such as relationship breakup and femininity and her latest book "100 Demon Dialogues" is all about habitant with a petulant yet oddly lovable inner critic. Recorded in Gillespie Park, London.

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This episode's guest is Neil Mullarkey. Neil is an actor, writer and comedian and a founding member of the legendary improvisation troupe, the Comedy Store Players. He's appeared on numerous TV shows such as Whose line is it anyway?, Have I Got News for You and QI and films such as Austin Powers, Leon the Pig Farmer and Spice World. He is a much sought after speaker and trainer of improvisation techniques and recently released his new book "7 steps to improve your people skills." Recorded in Regent's Park, London. 

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This episode's guest is Elizabeth Pick. Elizabeth is a movement artist, singer and film maker who explores subjects such as identity, authenticity and societal labels. She is found of Visceral Creative and uses her dyslexic superpowers to shine a light on the advantages of this often misunderstood label. Recorded in the basement of Royal Festival Hall.

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This episode's guest is Simon Cavicchia. Simon is a gestalt psychotherapist who is known for his work on shame and how it impacts corporate life and life in general. He is also the co-author of the ground breaking book "Theory and Practice in Relational Coaching". Recorded at LPQ, South Bank, London.

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This episode's guest is Michelle Morgan. Michelle is the co-founder of Livity, the award winning youth-led creative network, a much sought after public speaker and a pioneer in mental health advocacy who is on a mission to make mental health an every day conversation through her wonderful new startup PJoys. (www.pjoys.co.uk). Recorded in the chapel at House of Saint Barnabas, London. 

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This episode's guests is Robert Poynton. Rob is an associate fellow at Said Business School at Oxford University, the author of the acclaimed books "Everything's an Offer" and "Do Improvise" and lives in an off-grid house in central Spain. Recorded in Bermondsey Street, London. 

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This episode's guests are Rosie and Faris Yakob. Rosie and Faris are world renowned writers, speakers and workshop facilitators and together co-founded the nomadic strategy and innovation consultancy Genius Steals. They have been living on the road, out of office, since March 2013. Recorded in Shoreditch, London

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This episode's guest is Fred Deakin. Fred is Professor of Digital Arts at London's UAL, founder of the acclaimed digital design studio Fred & co., and is one half of the best selling, Brit and Mercury Award nominated band Lemon Jelly. Recorded in Finsbury Square, London.

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This episode's guest is the influential and world renowned psychotherapist, author and professor of coaching Charlotte Sills. Recorded at the Metanoia Institute, London.

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This episode's guest is award winning serial social entrepreneur and author Sam Conniff Allende. Recorded in the courtyard of the British museum

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