A podcast with a social mission.Igniting new possibilities through inspirational stories. Interviews with guests from over 30 countries ranging from an athlete, artist and astronaut to a scientist, stuntwoman and singer. Subjects range from leadership and exploring the unknown, to changing careers, personal growth and making an impact.Listen to any episode and be inspired!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/access-to-inspiration--4156820/support.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 11 hours 41 minutes
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Review of the Year and Preview of Series Five
Sue Stockdale, host of Access to Inspiration podcast and her co-founder Clive Steeper talk to Fraser Allen, host of the Scottish Business Network podcast about why the Access to Inspiration podcast was started, and review what has been accomplished in...
32. Joni Deutsch: Why silence is just as important as sound
Sue Stockdale talks to Joni Deutsch, Podcast Manager for WFAE, Charlotte’s NPR station in North Carolina about the importance of making space for silence, and how she amplifies underrepresented voices through her work as a broadcaster and podcast...
33. Felipe Saldarriaga: Coping with unexpected challenges in life
Sue Stockdale talks to Felipe Saldarriaga, a stroke survivor and entrepreneur from Medellin, Colombia about he adapted to this life changing situation. At age 11 he was left having to survive in a wheelchair with a full left side paralysis due to an...
34. Lory Mitchell Wingate: Written in the stars - a career in astronomy
Sue Stockdale talks to Lory Mitchell Wingate, Senior Vice President/Chief Operating Officer at University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) about her love of astronomy, and how she took a leap of faith by leaving a high level position to...
35. Chris Tolley: Finding inspiration as a composer
Sue Stockdale talks to Scottish television and film composer, Chris Tolley, about where he gets his inspiration from. The interview includes a track 'Snowfall" from his latest album at the end of the podcast. Chris Tolley studied Ancient History at...
36. Caitlin Crommett: A millennial's approach to solving intergenerational differences
Sue Stockdale talks to Caitlin Crommett about the work she is doing to solve intergenerational differences, and in particular, her foundation DreamCatchers, which serves to fulfil the final dreams of hospice patients through chapters run by youth in...
37. Sameer Dua: Mastering self-leadership through critical conversations
Sue Stockdale talks to Sameer Dua, a best-selling author and Founder/Director of the Institute for Generative Leadership, Asia and UK, about the importance of self-leadership. Dua explains that in order to lead yourself, you need to grant yourself...
38. Mariah Reading: Sustainability through eco-art
Sue Stockdale talks to Mariah Reading, an eco-artist who creates impressionist paintings from recycled items she picks up in the natural environment. Mariah explains how she developed this particular area of interest, why its relevant today, and how...
39. Denise Nurse: Creating the career and life you want
Sue Stockdale talks to Denise Nurse, an award-winning entrepreneur, solicitor, coach, and broadcaster about creating the career and life you want by being flexible and not limited by traditional business structures. She explains how sometimes you...
40. Karen Espley: The accidental adventurer
Sue Stockdale talks to Karen Espley, who could be described as 'the accidental adventurer' about what encouraged her to travel to Antarctica, New Zealand and West Africa. After 15 years working in large businesses, clawing her way up the career ladder...
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