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The World Vision podcast is a behind the scenes look at the world of relief, development, and advocacy.
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All the Word for all the world
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STIR Radio tackles global issues and current affairs. We interview people at the front line of the war on poverty and the struggle for a fair and peaceful world. Presented by Vision Generation on Radio Adelaide each week and podcast for you right here.
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A series of podcasts on the life, work, and reception of William Blake, exploring his impact on literature, the visual arts, music and more.
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Join us to explore what it takes to create a world built with integrity. Our founder, Jodi Muter-Hamilton talks to the people behind the ideas and brands who are making fashion, beauty and lifestyle business more sustainable, innovative and human-centred.
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- Impulses for the world of tomorrow - In the Clearvision Podcast you get impulses from people who bring something good into the world. Hendrik Roggemann talks to interesting personalities who contribute in their own way to make this world a little better with their being and their doing. Let yourself be touched and inspired by their stories, experiences and insights. German/ Deutsch - Impulse für die Welt von morgen - Im Clearvision Podcast bekommst du Impulse von Menschen, die etwas Gutes ...
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James Keery and Steve Clark begin with a discussion of the ‘song’ performed by ‘Tambourine Man’, which is often regarded as an invitation to Blakean ‘immortal moments’. If ‘the Ruins of Time build Mansions in Eternity’, in Dylan these have become ‘foggy ruins of time’, trading posts on a ‘windy beach’, where black captives may be ‘silhouetted by th…
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With its exploration of the unconscious via the dreamscapes of artists such as Max Ernst, Yves Tanguy and Salvador Dali, and a rejection of the kind of excessive rationalism that had boxed European countries into the horrors of the First World War, it would seem that Surrealism and William Blake were a match made in heaven - or a marriage made in h…
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Roger Whitson explores the ways in which Donald Ault and Bruno Latour can provide us with insights into Blake's experiments in visionary physics. This podcast explores the relations between science, art and aesthetics, not only the representation of science in art and photography, but also what the philosopher Latour calls the presentation or arran…
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Blake scholar David Worrall discusses his latest book, William Blake's Visions, which explores the ways in which what Blake referred to as his visions can be attributed to verifiable perceptual phenomena including visual hallucinations (some probably derived from migraine aura), and auditory and visual hallucinations derived from several types of s…
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Sharon Choe is joined by other Blake scholars - Hannah McAuliffe, Jodie Marley, Jake Elliott and Annise rogers - to discuss the range of talks and papers on William Blake at 2024 British Association of Romanticism Studies conference and consider some of the futures for Blake studies.Από τον Sharon Choe
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William Blake has long been one of the many influences on the style and visuals of director Ridley Scott, most notably in his 2012 Alien: Prometheus, but also other films such as Blade Runner, Legend and Hannibal. In this podcast, Jason Whittaker explores how Ridley has used Blake, with particular emphasis on the Romantic artist's re-reading of Mil…
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When most people think of William Blake, one of the first words they use is visionary. In this podcast, Jason Whittaker explores what that means in relation to Blake, and also how the Romantic artist gave a practical guide in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell on how to become a visionary poet.Από τον Jason Whittaker
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William Blake has been claimed by a number of esoteric and even occult thinkers and practitioners. At the end of his life, he was as much known for his series of Visionary Heads - apparitions of spirits and historical figures - and this made him attractive to later spiritualists in the Victorian era. In this podcast, Jason Whittaker explores how Bl…
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Often hailed as "the Scottish William Blake", Alasdair Gray's love of both the graphic arts and written word does indeed owe much to his admiration for the Romantic poet and engraver. In this talk, originally delivered as part of the Global Blake In Conversation series, Jason Whittaker explores some of the connections between Gray's mythic work and…
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In this episode, Annise Rogers looks at the development of the figure of Samson in Blake's early collection, Poetical Sketches, exploring the connections to John Milton's Samson Agonistes, the violent and disturbing allusions to this hero in the Bible, and how he may have served as an early prototype of Orc and, later, the giant Albion.…
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Critics have long noted the influence of William Blake on James Joyce's final novel, Finnegans Wake. What has been understudied, however, is the way Joyce extends Blake's subversive transformation of the epic tradition in his long poems, especially Jerusalem. While Ulysses is typically regarded as Joyce's major engagement with epic literature, Matt…
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Billy Bragg in conversation with Jason Whittaker on the influence of Blake on his life, music and politics, looking also at questions of the hymn Jerusalem and Englishness. This is taken from a recording originally made for The Blake Society in 2022.
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In this episode, Mike Goode considers the ways in which William Blake's famous invocation, "To see a world in a grain of sand" has become a viral meme jumping across different media formats, from poetry anthologies to popular TV shows and even computer viruses. This podcast is adapted from a talk originally made to the Global Blake conference in 20…
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In this episode of Visionary: How William Blake changed the world, Jason Whittaker is joined by Sharon Choe, Annise Rogers, and Hannah McAuliffe to discuss one of the darkest works ever created by Blake - The First Book of Urizen. Pubished in 1794, this illuminated book is a satire on the the Book of Genesis that shows a horrific vision of material…
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In this episode of Visionary: How William Blake changed the world, Jason Whittaker considers the ways in which Blake influenced the writer Angela Carter, in particular her science fiction satire, The Passion of New Eve, a retelling of Milton a Poem and a scathing critique of Blake's ideas of gender and sexuality.…
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In this episode of Visionary: How William Blake changed the world, Jason Whittaker considers the ways in which the SF author J.G. Ballard rewrote Blake's Milton a Poem in his fantastical novel, The Unlimited Dream Company.
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In this episode of Visionary: How William Blake Changed the World, Jason Whittaker, Sharon Choe and Annise Rogers review the exhibition William Blake's Universe on display in early 2024 at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, considering some of the highlights of the exhibition and how it seeks to link Blake to contemporary European artists.…
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This episode of Visionary: How William Blake Changed the World, traces the history of his famous poem beginning with the lines "And did those feet", better known as the hymn Jerusalem. It begins with the circumstances of Blake's composition after his trial for sedition in Felpham, before exploring how the poem was set to music by Sir Hubert Parry d…
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In their various ways, William Blake and J. R. R. Tolkien are two of the most important creators of imaginary worlds in literary history, having inspired generations of writers and artists to devise their own myths and legends. In this podcast, Jason Whittaker is joined by Sharon Choe, William Sherwood and Annise Rogers to discuss the ways in which…
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In this podcast, Hannah McAuliffe, Jon Mee, and Sharon Choe (Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, University of York) discuss William Blake’s changing conception of the body. The podcast considers Blake’s visual and poetic depictions of the body and how he uses the body as a metaphor both in his work and for his work. The episode covers Blake's e…
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#46 KHANDIZ JONI - a sustainable beauty leader and chartered environmentalist who uses creativity to challenge existing ways of thinking and doing
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Khandiz is a registered Chartered Environmentalist and an accomplished international creative and sustainability strategist who helps businesses and individuals to transform their vision into one that stimulates social, environmental and economic cohesion. Today, Khandiz runs her business, Vujà Dé (meaning: approaching old problems with a new persp…
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The realisation of motherhood could be described as the moment when everything falls away and is replaced by something that will change your life forever, in ways that you could never have imagined. The awakening of motherhood and becoming climate aware feel incredibly similar and in fact are intrinsically linked. The desire to protect, love and en…
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Barbara Camarao is a transpersonal psychologist. She was born in Brazil, and grew up in Germany, where she studied clinical psychology, and later worked with people who suffered from mental illness. Having had a history of depression and anxiety herself she understands mental illness from both sides. It has been frustrating for her to see that conv…
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#44 NINA BRENER-HELLMUND - takes us on a journey of values-driven global brand discovery with Cult Mia
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If you’re longing to discover a beautifully curated selection of fashion by designers and artisans who are located in out-of-reach places, then Cult Mia is your destination. How we feel and react when we discover something new to us can be extremely powerful. The feeling of surprise, anticipation, novelty and newness trigger the release of dopamine…
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#43 It’s time to rewire the future with Faith Robinson, Claire Yurika Davis and Florence Huntington-Whiteley of creative ethics consultancy CogDis
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Faith, Claire and Florence have come together in a beautiful triangle formation to bring to life, creative ethics consultancy, CogDis. Their mission is to ease cognitive dissonance. Which is the discomfort felt when we behave in contradiction to our beliefs. And in doing so it’s their aim to rewire the future. Blending their unique talents and expe…
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Sara Sozzani Maino is a curious seeker of emerging creative talent. As head of Vogue Talents, deputy director of Vogue Italia and international brand ambassador at Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, Sara supports creativity to be recognised in an increasingly competitive fashion landscape. Sara began her fashion career in 1991, alongside her mot…
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#41 DEFINING SUCCESS - talking money with Mehjabeen Patrick, Anna Sofat and Lottie Leefe
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I’m delighted to welcome you to our the first of our two special podcast episodes which accompanies our Defining Success report. For this first podcast we tackle a tricky subject for creatives: money. In search of expert guidance around what makes a creative venture attractive to financial investors and how we should plan for our personal financial…
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Wilson Oryema is an Artist, Writer, and Entrepreneur. His endeavours are primarily concerned with “Human consumption and its effects on Human behaviour and the planet”. As part of SHOWstudio x Fashion Roundtable takeover our founder Jodi Muter-Hamilton spoke with Wilson and Jamie Windust about Fashion Activism. This left us intrigued to find out mo…
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#39 THE MORE THE MERRIER - exploring the biggest challenges and opportunities for fashion’s rental revolution with the founders of Loanhood, Nuw and Onloan
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In order to turn an idea into a business, there are several exercises that entrepreneurs need to undertake to assess if their idea has the chance of success. A key element is to solidify the product-market fit by conducting competitor analysis. Imagine if you found there’s currently little competition for your amazing business idea. Then seemingly …
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#38 VALUABLE TO ME - exploring value by repurposing meaning with Aniela Fidler, Ariana Chede and Clemence Grouin-Rigaux
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Making diamonds from mum’s cake, recycling precious metal to forge new memories and turning discarded abattoir waste into something beautiful useful. Meet three contemporary designers who are exploring the concept of value by repurposing meaning. What object do you value most? Is it something that evokes a deep-rooted joyful memory? Is it some we d…
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Im Interview mit Berit Ida, Künstlerin, Autorin und Mama von vier Söhnen, erfahre ich viel über Alternativen zum konventionellen Weg der Schwangerschaft und Geburt.Berit hat ein Buch mit dem Titel "Mamabauch" geschrieben, in dem sie ihre Gedanken und Erfahrungen teilt und der Leserin und dem Leser viele Quellen für weiterführende, eigene Recherchen…
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#37 WINNE AWA - from LVMH, Net-a-Porter and ASOS to making hair goals happen with Antidote Street and expert-led, tech optimised platform Carra
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Making the switch from chemically straightened hair to natural curls, wasn’t as easy as Winnie Awa had hoped. This experience coupled with her expertise working at companies including LVMH, Net-a-Porter and ASOS, led to Winnie founding, Antidote Street. A digital destination for all things textured hair that not only offers a highly curated selecti…
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#36 GEORGE MACPHERSON - from Maggie Marilyn to New Standard Institute; shaping consumer-focused, impactful brands that continue to resonate
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Since his late teens, George MacPherson has worked hard to hone his communications craft. Starting out in public relations (PR) in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, George worked his way to London via Leeds University and later worked for world-renowned fashion brands and PR agencies including STARWORKS Group. George has made it his business to not onl…
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#35 CHARLOTTE HORLER - bringing carbon offsetting into the mainstream with climate action platform Nula Carbon
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Less than a week ago Charlotte Horler launched Nula Carbon, the climate action platform that aims to bring carbon offsetting into the mainstream. Before founding Nula Carbon, Charlotte witnessed first-hand the positive impact that carbon offsetting can bring to the planet, people and wildlife. For the past 3 years, she has worked for the ethical ma…
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Europameister im Public Speaking und wie man mit effizienter Rede die Welt verändern kann – mit Raphael Schildgen
Raphael Schildgen ist Experte fürs Reden und war schon Europameister im Public Speaking. Natürlich war ich da neugierig und wollte wissen, wie so ein Wettbewerb funktioniert, worauf es ankommt und was Raphael heute mit diesem Talent anfängt.Raphael hat Tools entwickelt, die er heute auch anderen Menschen vermittelt, um besser sprechen zu können und…
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#34 IVANA BARTOLETTI - on data discrimination, the power structures behind AI and why we need to create socially conscious algorithms
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Ivana Bartoletti is a Technical Director at Deloitte, the Co-founder of Women Leading in AI network, an international lobby group of women advocating for responsible AI and Chair of the Executive Committee of the Fabian Society. In 2019 Ivana was awarded ‘Woman of the Year’ 2019 in the Cyber Security Awards in recognition of her growing reputation …
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#33 KARINNA NOBBS - on moving to Ibiza, digital experiences for the circular economy and ways to develop personal and professional innovation
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Karinna Nobbs approaches her life in fashion with three guiding pillars; investigation, conscious innovation and education. Someone whom we may consider a Futurist, she has recently felt the need to turn her attention to the present rather than striving to create the future. So, it stands to reason that Karinna recently entitled herself a Nowist, r…
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#32 STEVE LIDBURY - from omnichannel to monochannel; how Eight Inc. design human-centric experiences for brands including Apple, Tesla and Nike
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We first came across Steve Lidbury, Executive Principal at Eight Inc. on stage at FashionTech Berlin in 2018 where he shared ‘How luxury brands can remain relevant in a millennial world’ (available on YouTube), and for us, this was one of the standout sessions of the event. Since then, Steve joined us for our London Tech Week panel ‘Why human conne…
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#31 WILLIAM DEFEBAUGH - creating a new narrative between climate and culture with Atmos Magazine
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Atmos Magazine is beautiful, eloquent and inspires action. The biannual publication delivers a culturally-led luxury fashion feel with the substance of the National Geographic. Atmos was founded by Jake Sargent, who previously managed Monocle’s retail and product collaboration development before taking up the position of joint Creative Director alo…
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Having left school at 15 to work in a chemist then later moving on to the Clinique beauty counter in Debenhams in Croydon at 18, to recently stepping down as CEO for Aromatherapy Associates, Tracey Woodward’s career to date has been a story of sheer determination and passion. Rising above a challenging upbringing and being illiterate till almost 15…
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Towards the end of last year, we had the pleasure of working with a really great client, Puig (a third-generation family-owned fashion and fragrance business based in Barcelona and Paris, that owns brands including Dries Van Noten, Paco Rabanne and Christian Louboutin (beauty), to explore lots of topics close to our heart. It also gave us the oppor…
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Tina Herten ist Heilpraktikerin und Speakerin, die ihr Wissen in Seminaren teilt und Menschen in Veranstaltungen unter dem Titel "Light your Fire" über sich hinaus wachsen lässt.Im Interview erzählt sie, wie sie dazu kam und worunter sie als Heilpraktikerin lange litt, bis sie eine Antwort auf ihre dringendste Frage fand.Sie erzählt auch von ihrem …
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#28 PIA STANCHINA - turning dreams into reality for Glossybox UK, British Fashion Council and Google, now it’s your turn
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It’s now hard to imagine luxury fashion without online retail. However, it was not that long ago that we started to see the names of founders and companies emerging that would change the fashion landscape forever. In June 2000 Natalie Massenet launched NET-A-PORTER. Matchesfashion launched its e-commerce website in 2006 to complement to its offline…
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With the year and decade coming to a close we open the way for a new time and new ideas. Aiming to take the best of the past with us and move forward in a positive way. For our last podcast of 2019 we wanted to gather all our previous guests together in one place. I also wanted to use this opportunity to ask you, How can we help you find what you a…
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Passend zum Fest stelle ich mir in dieser Folge die Frage, wo man sich als digitaler Nomade eigentlich Zuhause fühlt und was Heimat für mich bedeutet.Genauer gesagt, wurden mir diese Fragen im Rahmen einer Forschungsarbeit gestellt. Das Interview mit Master-Studentin Patrizia Hartmann kannst du in dieser Episode hören und erfährst dafür etwas mehr …
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Looking in from the outside Grace Woodward appeared to ‘have it all’. Her fashion career encompasses raising cult lingerie brand Agent Provocateur into the spotlight as their PR agent, working with leading clients and magazines as a stylist, a judge on Britain’s Next Top Model, as Fashion Director at X-Factor and as Brand Director, reviving the fas…
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We are living in unusual times, with access to a wealth of information, yet increasing levels of confusion and diminishing levels of trust. We are told our viewpoint and opinions count, however, we do not feel they are reflected in what we see in front of us. In striving to take control of our own destiny we end up working around the clock, our liv…
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Michele Mahrez kennt sich mit Durchhalten aus. Als Personal Fitness Trainer, Kickboxer und als erfolgreicher Teilnehmer des Tough Viking, dem härtesten Hindernislauf Skandinaviens.Ein schwerer Rückschlag beim Sport brachte ihn vor einigen Jahren zum Umdenken und dazu, das Leben von da an noch bewusster zu gestalten.Durchhalten und in die Umsetzung …
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Mirko Zeiger ist "ein ganz normaler Typ", der es geschafft hat, vom persönlichen Tiefpunkt bis an die (Zug-) Spitze zu kommen. "Von 0 an die Spitze" lautet daher sein persönliches Mutmach-Motto.Im Interview erzählt Mirko von seinem Tiefpunkt, an dem er beinahe aufgegeben hätte, aber auch von seinen Erfolgen, die ihm und anderen Menschen Mut machen …
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Mein zweites Interview an Bord eines Schiffes. Eric Merten lebt und arbeitet an Bord seiner Segelyacht Makani und ist überwiegend in wärmeren Gefilden Europas unterwegs. Wie er dazu kam, auf einem Boot zu leben und wie sich das mit seiner Berufstätigkeit verbinden liess, berichtet Eric im Interview.Du erfährst:- Wie er von "ganz normal" zu einem fr…
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