Worldly Wellbeing

In this final episode of season two of the Worldly Wellbeing podcast, Holly and Luke wrap things up in time for Christmas to talk about some of the standout moments from the conversations with their wonderful guests, and share a laugh or two at a few classic outtakes.

In our final interview of this season, we speak to Annie from Tek Ura - a charity in Tirana, Albania, that seeks to get to the heart of what it means to build a community that works for the wellbeing of all. 

 

You can find out more about the work of Tek Ura at www.tekura.org, by searching "tiranatekura" on Facebook, or by following them on Instagram: @tek_ura.

Luke and Holly welcome Hanne who works in the luxury fashion industry.

We talk about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to the world of fashion. Hanne gives us some interesting insights to the current climate of the industry, some hope for the future of sustainability in fashion, and tips for curating a more conscious wardrobe. 

The second hand clothing companies discussed are Swopped, Depop, Vinted and Vestiaire. 

Luke and Holly's fourth guest is Dawn Cole-Savidge, a Baptist Minister living and working in London, passionate about social justice and creativity, and who happens to be a friend going back to teenage years. Dawn talks about how we can harness the power of creativity in all its forms. 

The cards and app that she recommended are called Oblique Strategies by Brian Eno. 

 

Luke and Holly welcome Whitney Haldeman, founder of Blonde Atlas - a travel platform that creates experiences for clients who want to see the world in new and exciting ways. Whitney shares her story, her optimism for the future of the travel industry, our wellbeing and that of the planet too. We hear some of her best practices for a more balanced approach to making choices in life and travel. 

You can find Blonde Atlas online: www.blondeatlas.com, and on Instagram: @blonde_atlas. And whilst you're there, follow us too! @roamawayfromhomeblog and @locomotionluka.

Luke and Holly’s second guest is Matt Blomfield, the founder of Gatherby, a closed-loop regenerative agribusiness producing medicinal and therapeutic Australian Manuka Honey. We learn about the importance of bees and discuss the inspiration we can take from the bee colony into our own lives. 
You can find out more about Gatherby here: https://www.gatherby.org/ 
A useful link to UK beekeeping: https://www.bbka.org.uk/ 

Luke and Holly welcome the first guest for the second season "People" focus. Liz Nottingham is a dear friend and colleague, who is a wellbeing pioneer both in the corporate world, and as a leadership coach. We chat to Liz about the importance of our own wellbeing, living in the now, and looking to Autumn for inspiration. 

You can find out more about Liz and her work here: https://bit.ly/3k5TF2Z.

The book that Liz mentions is Nature's Way by Karyn Prentice.

Luke and Holly are back with a catch up on summer and a chat about what's to come in Season Two. 

Final episode of series one and we share our suggestions and our struggles with shopping sustainably. 

This week we continue our chat about environmental issues and set ourselves some challenges to work on over the next few months..