It seems obvious, but planning ahead is still something I have only just realised I need to do after a year and a half of putting the podcast together.

The show explores the idea of pathways and whether we can better structure and adapt to life when we observe where things naturally go before committing. Music comes from Daughters of Davis, Chris Hornsby, XXYYXX and Lowercase Noises.

What we can all learn from my recent experience with John Lewis in our Daily Interactions. The story of why John Lewis failed to turn me from unsatisfied customer into enthusiastic evangelist, and what they could have done to make the opposite reality. Music from

Why Journal? In this episode I give six reasons I have found it really helpful to keep a journal, and the benefits I've found after just 6 months doing it. Music from Krammer vs Maurice, Chrome Sparks, A La Punk and Lowercase Noises

The key to learning and nurturing a creative spirit is instilling a confidence to fail. All experiential education requires the confidence to try in the first place, and growth is the result of failure, experimentation and willingness. Music from Satellites, Boy Crush, Watercolours, and Aural Method

There are two easy options for seeing the future in the way we deal and act within the present. Future can be hero or anti-hero. This episode explores why. Music from Deptford Goth, Feldspar, Ollie Taylor, and Lowercase Noises

After last week's discussion over the purpose of the podcast this week Andy talks about what a reluctant leader and gentle rebel might look like. Music from Swimming in Speakers, Emberhoney, Sparrowhawks, and Aural Method.

This episode is a little bit late, but I’ve been a very busy boy. I discuss what might be the purpose of the podcast and some of the ideas around why I do it and the sort of direction I’m wanting to head in. If you have any feedback to the questions asked in this show then please leave comments at the bottom of this post, or email me via the contact page. In this podcast I look at five key areas:

1. Who are We?

2. The Podcast Personified

3. What is Society?

4. What is a Gentle Rebel?

5. What do we do when the tape stops rolling?

This show is a bit of a thinking aloud episode and by the end of it I come to the conclusion that the following is a bit of an elevator pitch for the podcast and blog. This takes what I came up with and takes it a step further.

What is Sheep Dressed Like Wolves?

Sheep Dressed Like Wolves is a Blog and Podcast For Gentle Rebels and Reluctant Leaders who live, love and build things within our absurd reality. It is for those who want to work differently, think creatively and challenge our individual and collective assumptions. We explore how we might find new ways to softly confront and question our undestanding of human experience and uncover the innately interdependent and creative world beneath the surface.   Please do give your feedback, I’d love to hear from you about what you would like to see! The musical sounds this week are provided by the following great artists. All available on Bandcamp. If you like them, support them. Be a real patron of great things:

Lights & Motion – Home Dad Rocks! – Weapons Aural Method

In light of recent guidelines set out by CBS for the Grammies it has become clear that we have a problem. You know what it is... We have forgotten that we all have human bodies.

We have turned the concept of the human body into our enemy and bits of human parts which we all possess into contentious points of taboo.

In this show I explore the issue of privacy and ask what it really is that we object to when we see photos of celebrities in tabloid newspapers. Do we really respect privacy or is it a bit weirder than that? Music: J.R. Alexander - Memories, Sier Pin Sky - Us Onwards, Calum Pratt - Frames, Grit & Gold - Glitter, Lowercase Noises

I'm a strong believer that if we could all hear the internal monologues going on within other people, the world would be a much more peaceful place, and we would understand one another much better. In this episode of Sheep Dressed Like Wolves podcast I explore some of the ways in which the internal monologue is inconsistent with the spoken narrative and how we often say the opposite of what we're thinking in order to appease the social expectations. Music from: SPC ECO - Hollow Talk, Robb Murphy - What Do I Say?, The Scholars - Love The Thunder, Tessera Skies - Soliloquy of an Astronaut, Lowercase Noises