For the inaugural episode of Stories That Matter we speak to author, Ann Morgan, who set herself an ambitious goal: to read one book from every country in the world over the course of a year. Ann shares her journey, teaching us about the importance of stories, community, and cultural perspective.

Reading The World

In this episode of Stories That Matter we speak to Adam Gardner, Founder of LADS United, a community of friends from far and wide, playing football, and using its unique spirit to form bonds, connections, and to look after men's mental health. Adam explores what inspired him to start LADS United, as well as the importance of wellbeing, vulnerability, and emotional support within men's social groups.

No Knobheads Allowed

In this episode, we were thrilled to chat to the fabulous Clare Pooley, a blogger, speaker, and author published in over 30 countries. Clare had a seemingly perfect life, but under the surface was battling an addiction to alcohol, and turned to blog writing as a form of therapy that springboarded her into a whole new life. We spoke to Clare about how writing played a role in her recovery, what stories mean to her, and how she found inspiration for writing such powerful fiction.

Are you a Plotter or a Pantser?

We are all hard-wired to engage in stories because they help us make sense of ourselves and the world around us. So, in this Podcast series, we ask people six questions about the stories that have defined them and why. They are the stories that matter.

Are you a Plotter or a Pantser?

Stories That Matter

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