Listening as Co-Conspirator - with Ashley Duncan

​We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better​.​ We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest​ you love​. Ashley is currently a trainee therapist living in London, and mother of two beautiful children! https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/ashley-duncan REFERENCES: Article that Ashley refers to about listening coaching from Zenger & Folkman: https://hbr.org/2016/07/what-great-listeners-actually-do We're taking a break for the summer! We'll be back later this year. In the meantime keep up with all things Eggshells, including signing up for our newsletter, by visiting https://linktr.ee/theeggshellspodcast

We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better. We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest you love. David Cornish is a freelance journalist, writer and pastoral support worker. Whilst recording his input with the Eggshells podcast, he worked as a chaplain to the staff of Kingston Hospital, supporting the wellbeing of NHS staff during the pandemic. In our chat he was full of wisdom and humility, and we hope you enjoy listening. https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/david-cornish REFERENCES: ◦ https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/1984/tutu/lecture/ ◦ https://www.apartheidmuseum.org/exhibitions/the-truth-and-reconciliation-commission-trc Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better. We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest you love. Nushy Rose is currently Senior Digital Content Manager at Save the Children, and was previously Managing Editor of opinions platform Parlia, where she investigated why we think what we think using experimental multiplatform content. She was on NBCUniversal's prestigious Future Leaders Programme, and spent 2 years at Sky writing and producing viral conspiracy theory videos. https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/nushy-rose Nushy has featured heavily in recent Eggshells episodes (Identity x3, Power & Privilege and Social Media) so it's likely you have already heard a lot of the content of our conversation. Good to hear the tales in context though (along with our witty banter)! This episode was recorded remotely on 4th May 2021. There’s quite a lot in this conversation that dates it (although “most people are mad at this conservative government” has sure stood the test of time)! REFERENCES: Parlia - the platform that Nushy worked for at the time of this interview. You can find out more here: https://www.parlia.com Belief Polarization: https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2014/06/12/political-polarization-in-the-american-public/ Nushy references the high proportion of both Republicans & Democrats who believe violence against the other side is justified: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/01/01/1-3-americans-say-violence-against-government-can-be-justified-citing-fears-political-schism-pandemic/ Study in Kerala: https://www.academia.edu/44162359/Women_Empowerment_In_Kerala_Through_Kudumbashree_Project Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better​.​ We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest​ you love​. Since recording this episode, Georgia has become a Senior Lecturer at the University of East London. She a Sir Henry Wellcome Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Birkbeck College, University of London focusing on how developmental neuroscience and public health can work together. As well as neurodevelopment, Georgia's research interests at the moment are global mental health, women’s mental health and neuro-ethics. Up for more? Last fortnight's episode on Social Media leads on nicely from the end of this one. https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/georgia-lockwood-estrin Implementation science: https://impsciuw.org/implementation-science/learn/implementation-science-overview/ Definition of siloed: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/siloed Convergent Science: https://www.nsf.gov/od/oia/convergence/index.jsp The Elephant Story: https://www.sloww.co/blind-men-elephant/ Georgia mentions this book: https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-gendered-brain/gina-rippon/9781784706814 Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

Today we talk about disagreeing on social media. We couldn't not cover it right? It's where all the bile and emotions live. But in this episode, Hannah and Lizzie find reasons for serious optimism. *Since the recording of this episode Twitter has been bought by Elon Musk. We touch on Twitter and whether or not it has a responsibility to monitor or better regulate “free speech”. Here are a couple of articles that provide further information: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61222470 Guest bios: Raymi Ortuste Quiroga https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/raymi-ortuste-quiroga Duncan Fraser - https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/duncan-fraser Nushy Rose: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/nushy-rose Georgia Lockwood Estrin: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/georgia-lockwood-estrin Belief Polarization: https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2014/06/12/political-polarization-in-the-american-public/ Nushy references how a very high proportion of both Republicans & Democrats now believe that violence against the other side is justified: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/01/01/1-3-americans-say-violence-against-government-can-be-justified-citing-fears-political-schism-pandemic/ Don’t Look Up movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11286314/ The Blind Boy podcast, episode on social media: https://play.acast.com/s/blindboy/a-mental-health-plan-for-when-the-news-is-overwhelming Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

This is our second episode discussing Truth - in it, we chat conspiracy theories and discuss how to locate The Truth (is it out there? Spoiler: maybe). Guest bios: Georgia Lockwood Estrin: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/georgia-lockwood-estrin Nushy Rose: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/nushy-rose Liz Letsoalo: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/liz-letsoalo Enjoying Eggshells? Tell your friends and family! We are an independent podcast working entirely for free because we love this. Currently the best way to support our work is to drive up engagement, so please share in conversation and on social media. This episode was recorded in Impact Brixton @impactbrixton Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

Hannah and Lizzie, with beautiful guest Georgia (you can't see her but trust us she is hawt), recount The Elephant Story, are (spoiler) less-than-complimentary about statistics, and become the 1047264837625th people to point out that cisgendered straight white non-disabled men are at the centre of Normal, even and especially in science. Guest bios: Georgia Lockwood Estrin: https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/georgia-lockwood-estrin Elephant Story: https://www.sloww.co/blind-men-elephant/ This episode was recorded in Impact Brixton @impactbrixton Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

This is the second episode on Power and Privilege - Liz Letsoalo’s interview being the first, so tune into that if you haven’t already. In this episode, Hannah and Lizzie talk about the difficulties they’ve faced dealing with their own privilege, and discuss what has helped them step up to their privilege and into their power. This is the episode for you if you want to understand how to deal effectively with your own privilege. Guest bios: Liz Letsoalo - https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/liz-letsoalo Nushy Rose - https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/nushy-rose Duncan Fraser - https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/duncan-fraser David Cornish - https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/david-cornish Liz’s TedX talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNYw0tijwmg Kim Kardashian Variety article - https://variety.com/2022/tv/features/kardashians-hulu-kris-kim-khloe-1235198939/ Article on class - https://lillyd87.wixsite.com/lillydriscollpoetry/post/why-i-don-t-call-myself-working-class Public google drive to intersectionality article on white privilege - https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1Y8sC5AJA2STlzHXbjjSFwFiB6xgeTvL2 Follow us on instagram @theeggshellspodcast

We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better! We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest you love. Liz Letsoalo is an entrepreneur and Speaker who is on a journey to public service. With experience in strategy and operations from three multinational companies, and is the founder of beauty brand Masodi Organics. She considers herself to be primarily in the business of transforming beauty and its standards to achieve more equitable, realistic and thoughtful standards that empower and uplift beauty in all its forms. Liz has delivered a TEDx talk on the politics of power, and aims to use both her speaking and entrepreneurial initiatives to serve South Africa and the world. https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/liz-letsoalo REFERENCES: Liz’s TedX talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/liz_letsoalo_the_politics_of_power Eric Liu’s Six Sources of Power: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_Eutci7ack https://artsandculture.google.com/story/steve-biko-the-black-consciousness-movement-steve-biko-foundation/GQWBgt1iWh4A8A?hl=en - article on Steve Biko and “Black Consciousness” 1976 Soweto Student uprising: https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/june-16-soweto-youth-uprising https://masodiorganics.com Chris Buck photo series: https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/these-profound-photos-masterfully-turn-racial-stereotypes-on-their-head_n_591dceece4b03b485caf8c6d Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast

We interrupt your regular programming to bring you - THE EGGSHELLS INTERVIEWS. In these full interviews with our guests, expect excellent insights amid rambling chat, as together we explore how to disagree better! We're sharing our guest's words in context so that you can delve deeper into a conversation of your choice with an Eggshells' guest you love. In this interview, Alba talks to Lizzie about how to choose your words in a disagreement, and why it's important that you do. Alba Woolard has been working in Healthcare Simulation since 2008. From training standardized patients in varying case presentations, to developing workshops for practicing providers, to presenting internationally on communication in a healthcare setting, Alba has a passion for improving healthcare through the use of standardized patients and simulation technology. When Alba isn’t immersed in simulation, she enjoys performing improv comedy, cooking vegan meals, and petting her neighbourhood dogs. https://www.theeggshellspodcast.com/team-1/alba-woolard Alba references The Umbrella Academy which is available to stream on Netflix UK Lizzie references Jane The Virgin also available to stream on Netflix UK TW: Women & sexual violence. About 28 mins into the episode Lizzie references instances in TV shows of aggressive sexual behaviour towards women, in the context of commenting on the popularity of those shows on the relevant streaming platforms. Follow us on Instagram @theeggshellspodcast