Podcast appearances and mentions of bristol media

Artist and philosopher Steve Chapman was recently in Bristol to give a talk at a Bristol Media event. We - in the form of the mighty Kerry Harrison - caught up with him and enjoyed a lively, inspiring conversation about creativity, the human condition and a myriad of other fascinating subjects. It's time to unlock your beautiful wonkiness. Here is Steve awesome website: https://canscorpionssmoke.com - do dive in.

He walks amongst us. That's right! This latest TGJ episode features Bruce Daisley, VP of Twitter EMEA, host of the acclaimed podcast Eat Sleep Work Repeat and author of The Sunday Times No 1 business bestseller: The Joy Of Work. Bruce was in Bristol giving a talk on workplace culture for BIMA and Bristol Media, so Tiny Giant took the liberty of catching with him. It was a treat for us and hopefully a wow for you. Enjoy! Here be a brace of handy Bruce Daisley links should you wish to learn more (and you will): Eat Sleep Work Repeat: https://play.acast.com/s/eatsleepworkrepeat The Joy Of Work: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/111/1116519/the-joy-of-work/9781847942388.html

Saddle up, listener! This episode of Tiny Giant Jams is hotter than the high Texas sun on a sultry summer's day. That's because it features Ann Hiatt (ex Google and Amazon) and Chris Thurling (Chair of Bristol Media). They've just jetted back to Europe from SXSW 2019 in Austin and were kind enough to share their views and observations of what they saw and experienced. Ann was also a keynote speaker at SXSW - her third time in front of the SXSW festival crowds. In this episode, you'll find out what rocked. What shocked. And what Chris thinks about electric scooters. (They were everywhere.) Don't stand back - dive on in for some rootin' tootin' inspirational insight. See you at SXSW 2020! Some handy links for inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/sxsw https://www.sxsw.com/ https://soundcloud.com/officialsxsw/tracks https://www.bristolmedia.co.uk/ https://armadillocrm.com/

Chris Thurling talks about the importance of vulnerability and failure as a key part of the process of creativity and innovation. As the Executive Chairman of a creative marketing agency and the Chair of Bristol Media, you might expect Chris to be naturally creative but he explains creativity as being pertinent to every business and why we need to engage both head and heart in decision making.

Chris Thurling talks about the importance of vulnerability and failure as a key part of the process of creativity and innovation. As the Executive Chairman of a creative marketing agency and the Chair of Bristol Media, you might expect Chris to be naturally creative but he explains creativity as being pertinent to every business and why we need to engage both head and heart in decision making.