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Failing Better: inspiring conversations about failure

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Chatting to brilliant people and hearing their stories, having important conversations, sharing them with the world, challenging assumptions, sharing the experiences we're taught to hide and reflecting diverse perspectives - with all the implications that term offers. Hosted by Leila D'Aronville and Caroline Pearce cultural freelancers based in Tyne and Wear, England Launched February 2020

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Episode thumbnail for Community - an inspiring conversation about participation, purpose and passion with Leila D'Aronville and Caroline Pearce

March 31, 2020

Community - an inspiring conversation about participation, purpose and passion with Leila D'Aronville and Caroline Pearce

<p>Recorded on 21 March 2020, marking one year since the Tyne and Wear Cultural Freelancers online community was launched, a birthday party of sorts; a conversation celebrating the value of community, of this community and of some of the important things relating to cultural freelancers that it's enabling us to share and consider as the world changes in unprecedented ways.&nbsp;</p>

Episode thumbnail for Fear of failure and perspective - an inspiring conversation with Paul James

March 17, 2020

Fear of failure and perspective - an inspiring conversation with Paul James

<p>This time we talk to Paul James, Senior Creative Associate Children and Young People at Live Theatre, Newcastle about his persepective on failure through his life and career as actor, director and beyond. Check out more of Paul's work at www.live.org.uk&nbsp;</p>

Episode thumbnail for Equity and privilege - an inspiring conversation about failure with Nadia Iftkhar

March 3, 2020

Equity and privilege - an inspiring conversation about failure with Nadia Iftkhar

<p>Leila and Caroline are joined by choreographer, Nadia Iftkhar, for an insightful chat about different perspectives on failure.&nbsp;</p> <p>Nadia is a professional dance artist with over 15 years’ experience working with companies such as; Talawa Young People’s Theatre, Tyneside Women’s Health, and Janice Parker Projects. To date she has made and collaborated on over 20 works that have been performed at Northern Stage, Maltings Berwick, Sadlers Wells, Dance City, Konzerthaus Wien, Theatre Royal Newcastle, MuTh and SommerTheatre Detmold. Her work is honest storytelling of the human experience told through movement, spoken word and film. She is interested in people, the stories they hold, the things that happen to them throughout their lives; how they survive the most traumatic situations and how they celebrate the joyous moments in life.</p> <p>If you have responses to our ideas, please message and comment, we love to continue the conversations.</p>

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What is Failing Better: inspiring conversations about failure?

Chatting to brilliant people and hearing their stories, having important conversations, sharing them with the world, challenging assumptions, sharing the experiences we're taught to hide and reflecting diverse perspectives - with all the implications that term offers.

Hosted by Leila D'Aronville and Caroline Pearce cultural freelancers based in Tyne and Wear, England

Launched February 2020

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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