This was an incredible weekend spent with a dear friend of mine, Laurence Watchorn. These three hours were merely a snippet of a weekend of deep and reflective conversation.

Laurence is an artist in a multiplicity of mediums who graduated from the Slade in 2022. I went to secondary school with Laurence and we reconnected during my time my time in Leeds through music.

Since then we have forged a deep relationship through the experiences we have shared together.

This conversation explored Laurence's life as an artist and delved into his creative practise which has been crafted over years.

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For the 8th episode of the podcast, I welcome Martin Seeds. Martin grew up in Belfast, Northern Ireland, during the troubles in the 1970s & 1980s. His photography is his artistic medium through which he expresses and questions. Now living in Brighton I bumped into him in our shared office space and got talking over his filter coffee. We arranged this conversation to delve deep into the history of Northern Ireland and his life as a photographer. I am thankful for Martin for coming on to speak - I hope those listening enjoy.

Martin's Website: https://martinseeds.com/

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Welcome to a special episode of the podcast to celebrate World Water Day (Wednesday 22nd March) and specifically the work of WaterAid.

As some of you may know I am currently Walking for WaterAid this March as I have committed to talking 12km each day this month. This is the length many people around the world, mainly women and children, have to walk everyday to get water.

This podcast is a special episode inviting Nadia and Sarah from the Events & Community team at WaterAid to talk about some of the work WaterAid does and their own personal experiences of working for the charity.

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