Making Trouble with Molly Naylor
Making Trouble with Molly Naylor
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Welcome to Making Trouble, the podcast about the trouble we’re having with the things we’re making. I’m your host, Molly Naylor. I love talking to people about what they’re struggling with creatively, and why. Join me and my guests as we navigate a range of creative hurdles, from the trivial to the existential. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast tackles a variety of themes related to creativity, including ambition and familial influences. Notable episodes feature discussions like The Trouble with Ambition with Rachel Parris and The Trouble with Family with Joe Dunthorne, focusing on personal hurdles and artistic expressions.
Welcome to Making Trouble, the podcast about the trouble we’re having with the things we’re making. Join Molly Naylor and her esteemed guests as they navigate a range of creative hurdles, from the trivial to the existential.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Poet, performer and novelist Salena Godden joins us today for a chat about overthinking. Why we do it, the impact it has, whether artists are particularly prone to it and what it does to our lives and our work.
Salena is the author of the novel Mrs Death Misses Death, out now with Cannongate. Her newest poetry collection is Pessimism is for Lightweights, published by Rough Trade.
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