In this episode of The Mind Corner, we dive into the world of film and storytelling with a special guest — a movie writer from the British Film Institute, known for the project Uchronia, Foivos D.

This conversation is a little different from our usual setup — it’s our very first episode recorded over FaceTime. Despite the distance, we still manage to explore the creative process behind filmmaking, the challenges of bringing ideas to life, and the deeper meaning behind storytelling.

Covering an entire film journey in one episode is never easy, but we found ways to break it down, reflect, and connect it back to real human experiences — exactly what The Mind Corner is all about.

Next time, we’ll be taking things to the studio for an even deeper conversation.

In this special episode before the London Marathon, I opened up about the nerves, the pressure, and everything building up to the big day. This time, it felt different—I was so nervous that I needed to bring a friend along for support.

What started as a simple conversation turned into something much deeper. Two friends catching up after a long time, sharing laughs, memories, and honest thoughts about life, fear, and stepping into something big.

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a reminder that sometimes, the best way to face a challenge is not alone—but with someone who truly gets you.

Content Warning: This episode includes discussions of sensitive topics such as sexual violence and other difficult experiences. Listener discretion is advised. Some names and details have been intentionally censored (bleeped) to protect privacy.

In this episode of The Mind Corner, Georgia Polly Taylor joins us for an intimate, thoughtful conversation about her evolving journey as a multidisciplinary artist. We explore the breadth of her creative world—from performance and visual storytelling to the intersections where her different practices collide and reshape one another. Georgia reflects on the shows that have defined her path so far, sharing insights into her process, inspirations, and the emotional landscapes behind her work. The conversation also turns to her upcoming show, Very Hot. Very Messy., where she hints at a bold, unfiltered exploration of chaos, vulnerability, and self-expression. It’s an honest, curious, and energizing episode that captures both the complexity of her artistry and the spirit of experimentation that drives it.