Podcast appearances and mentions of charlotte jacklin

For this special edition of Come for Supper, Alexandra speaks to Charlotte Jacklin, blogger, co-founder and editor of Betty Magazine.Come for Supper: The Stay Home Edition sees Alexandra catch up with her favourite cooks, creatives, writers and photographers during lockdown. From TV tips, to must-read books and store cupboard recipes, Alex’s guests share their tips for making the most out of staying in.Check out Charlotte's blog here.Come for Supper sees host Alexandra Dudley sit down with artists, actors, authors and chefs to discuss how they like to serve supper. In the show we learn about the guest’s culinary tips, tales and disasters whilst learning a little about their life along the way. From their dream dinner party guests, to their kitchen essentials, we dive deep into the world of food and the joy of having people come for supper.This is a Studio71 production. Producer - Jack Claramunt Assistant Producer - Winnie SimonExec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody SmithProduction Support - Phie McKenzieCreated by Alexandra DudleyStudio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 53 of The One Fab Day Wedding Podcast is a little bit different to previous episodes, as we recorded it from our respective homes due to Covid-19 restrictions. Thanks to the technological prowess and admirable patience of our producer, Ian Doyle, we were able to put together what we consider to be a really helpful episode, so we hope you don't mind too much that the sound quality isn't up to our usual standards! The episode also marks our final show before we head off on maternity leave and the podcast goes on hiatus, so we wanted to answer as many reader and listener questions as we possibly could in one, whopper Q&A session! Of course, many of these questions deal with coronavirus and weddings, but we're also tackling guest list dilemmas, style queries and plenty more besides. Episode Breakdown: A Covid-19 and Wedding Planning Q&AWedding tip: Celina's tip this week is to make a detailed wedding-day schedule, from wake-up call to last dance, and share it with one or two key suppliers, who should be able to easily identify any oversights! Couples often tell us that they underestimated the time it would take to get ready, travel between venues, have their portrait session, and get through the speeches, so this tip could save you some unwelcome stress on the big day itself!Main topic: Today, we're bringing you another wedding-planning Q&A, but not the one we had originally planned! We were expecting to discuss topics like dress shopping and wedding party politics, but understandably, we've been flooded with questions about coronavirus and weddings, and we wanted to address as many of these as possible. And, although we haven't been able to give as much concrete, practical advice as we would like, with the situation looking so uncertain, we think that this will be a really useful (and hopefully reassuring!) listen for anyone whose wedding looks set to be affected by Covid-19. We also made sure to answer lots of non coronavirus-related questions, as we know that the resulting tips will come in handy when this is all over and you're back in the swing of wedding planning!Something to do when you're not planning your wedding: In this episode, Celina and Claire discuss their favourite email newsletters, both free and subscription-based, including Rogue, Longreads, Pocket, Charlotte Jacklin's Monday Motivator, and Laura Jackson's The Hoste Post.Thanks for listening! If you loved the episode, don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes. Oh, and if you know anyone who's engaged and planning a wedding, be sure to tell them about the podcast and share a link.We hope to bring the podcast back in 2021, but, in the meantime, there are over 50 episodes worth of tips and advice for you to listen back to! You can find them all here.FURTHER LISTENING:

This week's guest on the fashion feed podcast is blogger, podcast host & content creator Charlotte Jacklin I started following Charlotte at the beginning of this year and my friend noticed she was speaking about starting her own fashion brand on her stories. I sent her a message to ask if she'd like to come along to the workshop we were running which she did, it was so lovely of her to come down and join us.   For this episode I drove up to Charlotte's house in Lincoln and we recorded it on her insta famous vintage floral sofa. It was a really sunny day and we were chatting for ages before we realised ‘we should probably be recording all this!' In this episode we cover : Trusting your creative instinct as a freelancer How Charlotte grew up in a fashion inspired household The best practises for brands to approach influencers & how to negotiate a deal Race & body inclusivity within the fashion industry & how to action it as a small business   links Building a Successful Fashion Brand Workshop Joanne's Graphic Design Services Stalf Antipodream White Fragility Nev's Model Agency Isle of Shee Maisons Du Monde You can keep in touch with Charlotte via the links below Charlotte's Website Charlotte's Instagram The Fringe of It Podcast   contact me If you'd like to find out more about working together on your brand, click here

Berlin, Bicester and Becoming Michelle Obama. Valentino Pre Fall show in Tokyo. Jane and Jane’s Christmas Style, and that of fellow fashionistas Melanie Rickey and Mary Portas, Pandora Sykes, Betty Jackson, Charlotte Jacklin, Rachel Proud, Jane Bruton, Nick Passmore and more. Becoming Michelle Obama - https://becomingmichelleobama.com Clärchens Ballhaus, Berlin - https://www.ballhaus.de/en/startseite.html Ariana Grande - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl1aHhXnN1k Bicester - https://www.bicestervillage.com/en/home/ Valentino - https://www.valentino.com/en-gb Nick Passmore - Design Director, Whistles @nickpassmore http://whistles.com Betty Jackson OBE - Fashion Designer @bettyjacksonlondon http://www.bettyjackson.com Melanie Rickey - Fashion Consultant @fashedatlarge Mary Portas - TV peresenter and Retail Consultant @maryportasofficial https://www.portasagency.com Pandora Sykes - Journalist & Co-Presenter of the High Low @pandorasykes http://www.pandorasykes.com Rachel Proud - Creative director Raey, Matches https://www.matchesfashion.com/womens/designers/raey Charlotte Jacklin - lifestyle Blogger, Betty, @bettymagazine https://www.bettymagazine.co.uk/ Jane Bruton - Deputy Editor & Director, Daily Telegraph Lifestyle @janebrutonuk Caren Downie - Founderof Finery & Lemonade Dolls https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2141923942/lemonade-dolls George Evans - Head of Retail, Crisis https://www.crisis.org.uk Virginia Norris - Co-founder Aisle 8 Communications www.aisle8.com Cox and Cox Scandi Christmas tree - https://www.coxandcox.co.uk/wooden-scandi-tree Halpern - http://halpernstudio.com Joanie -https://www.instagram.com/p/BqP1-IPBuQ2/ Ninety percent - https://www.ninetypercent.com Hillier Bartley - http://hillierbartley.com Raey - https://www.matchesfashion.com/womens/designers/raey Patch - https://patch.garden/christmas/trees/ Preen - https://preenbythorntonbregazzi.com

In this week’s episode, I chat with the always incredible Charlotte Jacklin of Betty Magazine and The Fringe of It fame.  We talked about: Transitioning Betty from a print magazine to a blog Owning your status as a blogger and dealing with people’s negative reactions The money side of working with brands and the importance of talking about money Whether we have an obligation to hold brands accountable for the lack of diversity in their campaigns Not letting our fear of getting it wrong stop us from speaking out and being willing to listen  and learn when we take a misstep The stumbling blocks Charlotte has faced in her career and how they led to where she is now The one element of blogging that never changes   You can find me on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest @lucylucraft or on my blog: lucylucraft.com.   Please think about leaving the show a rating & review. For each one I receive, I give £2 to my chosen charity, which changes monthly.   Last month’s charity= Kit Tarka Foundation This month’s charity= Blossom’s Legacy   Thanks to our sponsors for this season; The Blogger Course (get 20% off with the code WhatSheSaid) and SudioSweden (get 15% off with the code WhatSheSaid). Please support them the way they’re supporting me

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our sixteenth episode in which we discuss unpopular opinions, with a side of shopping and the latest TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our fifteenth episode in which we discuss our career journeys and winning the lottery, with a side of shopping and the latest TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our fourteenth episode in which we have a catch over the phone and discuss our weeks, shopping and the latest TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our thirteenth episode in which we discuss buying and renting, how we've navigated the two and the challenges in-between- peppered with some questions from listeners- with a slice of shopping and TV too, naturally. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our twelfth episode in which we discuss Instagram Life vs Real Life as chosen by a Fringe Of It listener, alongside side a slice of shopping, and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our eleventh episode in which we discuss fitting in and belonging, alongside side a slice of shopping, and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This is our tenth episode in which we discuss body image, alongside side a slice of shopping, and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This episode discusses do you tell a stranger when they have their dress tucked in their pants? Our milestone songs in life, all with a side of shopping, and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This episode discusses stress, with a side of shopping, music and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. This episode is a big old catch up after a week off, we discuss our favourite TV picks and as always what we've been buying. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses a history of our style, is Instagram making us all dress the same, all with a side of shopping and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses getting out of a funk , with a side of shopping and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses people pleasing, with a side of shopping, music and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses defining success & ambition. With a side of shopping, and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each week there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. This episode discusses confidence, self belief and comparison. With a side of shopping, music and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Charlotte Jacklin took the decision in 2017 to take Betty Magazine from a print publication to an online brand. We talk about jumping before being pushed, being totally unglam on Instagram Stories and the surprising pleasure of Facebook groups.

Once internet friends, and now friends IRL, self confessed and old before before their time bloggers, Liv Purvis and Charlotte Jacklin record their debut podcast series. 'The Fringe of It' is a bi-weekly podcast from these two slightly out of touch, early grandma's (wishing they had their own radio show), navigating their way through millennial life, and laughing a lot in between. Each fortnight there will be a new theme to be discussed, with a mug of tea. The pilot episode discusses friendships old and new, and just how hard is it to make friends as an adult. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Good news – it’s time for episode number two of my podcast, ‘How to Curate Your Life – Work Life Balance for the Creative Entrepreneur’. Thank you so much to all of the lovely people who have listened to episode … Continue reading →

Charlotte Jacklin, Editor and Founder of Betty, a magazine empowering and unifying women with a youthful state of mind and a nostalgic heart, speaks to us about how to build authentic brand communities.