Podcasts about charly cox

Send us a textAward-winning climate coach Charly Cox opens up about the transformative intersection between professional coaching and environmental action. As Executive Director of Climate Change Coaches, she challenges the misconception that addressing climate concerns violates coaching ethics or requires specialized environmental expertise. Instead, she reveals how coaches' existing skills—building strong relationships, asking powerful questions, and creating safe spaces—make them uniquely qualified to facilitate meaningful climate conversations.The conversation explores a surprising paradox: while research shows most people deeply care about environmental issues, many remain silent because they believe they're alone in their concern. This silence prevents the collective action necessary to address climate challenges. Coaches can break this cycle by creating opportunities for authentic exploration without judgment or moralization.Charly shares practical strategies for integrating climate consciousness into coaching practices—from adding legacy questions to intake forms to modeling sustainable choices in everyday life. She emphasizes finding climate-positive actions that align with personal joy and values rather than forcing oneself into unpleasant changes. "Pick the things that bring you joy and that also have a positive environmental benefit," she advises, noting that sustainable behaviors are more likely to stick when they enhance rather than diminish quality of life.Perhaps most powerfully, Charly reveals how coaches can influence change simply by demonstrating that they care. One long-term client recently joined an environmental protection group despite climate never being discussed in their sessions, explaining: "I wouldn't have done that if you hadn't become a climate change coach." This ripple effect illustrates how individual actions gain power through connection and visibility, creating the "social proof" that influences broader change.Ready to explore the power of coaching in climate action? Download a free chapter of Charly's book "Climate Change Coaching" at climatechangecoaches.com or join their periodic insight sessions to connect with like-minded professionals making a difference through the power of coaching.Watch the full interview by clicking here.Find the full article here.Learn more about Charly Cox here.Grab your free issue of choice Magazine here - https://choice-online.com/

“My starting point is less about agitating for change and more about empowering people to believe that they can be actors in their own lives. We fundamentally believe that everyone has a stake in climate change, that everyone can make, can affect change around it.”Check out the episode page for the transcript and a full list of the resources mentioned in this episode: https://widerroots.com/6 Today's episode features Charly Cox, author of the book "Climate Change Coaching."In this conversation, Charly's approach to holding a systemic view stands out. She not only believes in our client's ability to change but also in the system's ability to change. Her coaching helps clients see their situation from this broader perspective. Charly shares her story about realizing that coaches don't have to be "neutral" and can bring their own values forward in their work.Some background on Charly Cox and her work: She founded an organization called The Climate Change Coaches, which focuses on empowering climate leaders with coaching skills. Their climate coaching approach helps leaders and individuals find their unique role in addressing the climate crisis. It motivates them to take action and enact behavior change at the personal, organizational, and systemic levels.Key moments01:39 - Charly Cox's Journey to Climate Change Coaching06:20 - Bridging Climate and Coaching13:48 - The Unique Approach of Climate Change Coaching20:26 - "Having an agenda" vs living your values as a coach32:39 - Charly's sources of nourishment34:42 - ClosingResources & LinksThe Climate Change Coaches (the organization Charly founded)Climate Change Coaching by Charly Cox (book)Terra.DoThe Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells (book)Acceptance and Commitment TherapyJoanna MacyMargaret WheatleyEco-Dharma by David Loy (book)We Are The Great Turning (podcast with Jess Serrante)Climate Change Coaching Mastery courseGreen Transition Coach CourseConnect with Charly CoxThe Climate Change CoachesCharly Cox on LinkedInFollow the podcastWiderRoots.com - Join the...

Clare and Steve are joined by Charly Cox from Climate Change Coaches and together we explore working with climate change.The largest single topic for us all as human beings today, Charly talks about her work training and guiding coaches to deal with the enormity of this vast subject area and the emotional connection that can come with it for both client and coach. We notice how collusion and judgement can be present and how emotions such as fear and guilt can emerge, yet we also reflect on how, with the support of supervision, coaches can discover patterns, resources and learning in their work, which can help them both to thrive with their clients, and also to develop their own approach to coaching and change.This is a topic we all need to embrace, so why not start here?Some links from our guest...https://climatechangecoaches.com/our-book/ ( a free chapter download on this page of our book and it has links to where to buy it )https://climatechangecoaches.com/coaches/ (coach training programme. beginning mid March)https://www.linkedin.com/in/charly-cox-co-founder-climate-change-coaches-cert-b-corp-907bb719/ (Charly on LinkedIn)

Charly Cox is a poet & mental health activist who is currently sitting on The Forbes 30 Under 30 List (slay!). Charly joins Ki & Dee on this week's episode discussing her journey into poetry, the struggles of having bi-polar and how it got her into an A-Listers private party. Contact us at kianddee@insanityhq.com. Strictly Love Letters Only. Listen by clicking 'Play' on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever it is you're listening now. Make sure to Subscribe or Follow, Rate and Review to help others find the podcast and don't forget to check out Ki & Dee on Instagram here. Ki & Dee: The Podcast, this has been an Insanity Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

„I was born to mediate” as a fellow mediator made me clear about this many years ago. Consequently and since 2008 I've been working as an internationally certified Commercial Mediator (2008), Environmental Mediator (2019) Mediation and Management Trainer and Mediation Supervisor (DACH) and as Business (Team) Coach (2011 | ICF PCC / EMCC Senior Practitioner). Apart from that I'm a spokeswoman of the Professional group of mediators for Poland (D A CH), a co-founder and chairwoman of the Researcher Group for Mediation, the same in the International Network of Elder Mediation, and member of the editor's board of the journal “Perspektive Mediation”. I'm passionate about nature and climate, too. That's why I'm delighted to be a certified Climate and Biodiversity Coach (2021). Climate business coaching enables leaders and their organizations to become more congruent in their leadership, their business strategy and in their impact on a sustainable business culture beyond legal requirements. In all these roles I love to work with leaders and teams who are willing to personally develop, to really make time for this and do it long term and sustainable. Executives and leaders, change makers, who take whatever it takes to change, willing to leave their comfort zone and take a fresh perspective and widen your horizon, appreciative honesty, people who want to look on a macro level, taking a broad systemic perspective have the most fun while working with me. I'm an expert connector and collector, my contribution to your development is my appreciative boldness, my gift to disentangle, to look with you from above, gardener. From the more formal perspective I hold a Master of Law and Administration from the University of Szczecin / Poland (2001) and a PhD in Law from the University of Rostock / Germany (2006), publish since 1996 and am eager to learn. More information about my offer, references and publications can be found in Polish, German and English at www.schubert-panecka.eu https://schubert-panecka.eu/en/climate-coaching-and-mediation/   Literature: 1. Climate Coaching | The Power of Connection to Create Climate Action by Charly Cox and Sarah Flynn  2. Ecological and Climate-Conscious Coaching, Eve Turner and Josie McLean i.a.  3. Climate Coaching Alliance and Global Statement there https://www.climatecoachingalliance.org/. 

Today Claire is talking with Charly Cox & Sarah Flynn about connection, coaching, humanity and what happens when you believe in people.   Charly and Sarah's book Climate Change Coaching: The Power of Connection to Create Climate Action is much more than a book about climate change - it's about change, trust, influence and more.   Contact Charly and Sarah through https://climatechangecoaches.com/ Or Linked In Charly Cox  Sarah Flynn

Climate change is now much much in our collective consciousness - and many coaches, leaders are asking 'what is mine to do?' or 'is climate change something I can support?' In this episode we interview Charly Cox, Co-founder of Climate Coaching who shares her experiences, wisdom, knowledge, and how we as coaches and leaders can be and lead in ways that take care of self, support others and the planet. Charly Cox:   Charly Cox is the Co-Founder of Climate Change Coaches, whose team teaches organisations and professionals to use powerful coaching skills to overcome powerlessness and engage people better, to accelerate their action on climate change. Charly is an accredited coach (ICF PCC) and the recipient of the Coaching at Work Editor's Award for Contributions to Climate Coaching. Listen to Jeanine and Charly in Empower World Coaching and Leadership Podcast Episode. 183

In this Yours Sincerely Letterbox episode, Charly Cox shares the poetic letter she would send to her grandfather for the impact he had on her life. Follow the podcast at @jessphillipspod to keep up with the latest episodes and share your letters of gratitude using the hashtag: #JessPhillipsPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“It's not about sticking our fingers in our ears and trying to block out the bad news. It's about embracing a story that is much more likely to serve us. To unlock creativity, to unlock innovation, to unlock collaboration - than some other stories that we tell ourselves” says Megan Fraser, leadership coach for climate entrepreneurs and a founding member of Climate Change Coaches.In this conversation we talk about how we can use coaching skills (even as non-coaches!) to help us process difficult emotions around climate anxiety, build agency, and keep us all 'on the pitch' long-term.This episode is supported by Climate Change Coaches, which sparks possibility about climate change and equips people to lead and inspire action that changes systems. Charly Cox and Sarah Flynn, part of the Climate Change Coaches team, have just released a new book: Climate Change Coaching: The Power of Connection to Create Climate Action. Check out the links below to learn more.Learn more about this episode: https://www.bethefuture.earth/podcast/changing-the-stories-we-tell-ourselves-about-whats-possibleFind out more about Megan Fraser:https://www.meganfraser.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganclarefraser/Find out more about Climate Change Coaches:Website: https://climatechangecoaches.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/climatechangecoaches/Book: https://www.mheducation.co.uk/climate-change-coaching-the-power-of-connection-to-create-climate-action-9780335250059-emea-groupFind out more about Be The Future:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bethefuture.earth/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bethefuturearthLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/be-the-future-earth/Website: https://www.bethefuture.earth

The play Lotus Beauty set in a beauty salon in Southall tells the story of the Punjabi immigrant women it serves where culture meets the desire to fit in. The beauty salon is a backdrop for exploring themes such as domestic abuse, suicide, and a desperation for belonging. We hear from the plays Director Pooja Ghai, and from Kiran Landa, who plays the character Reita. In 1973, two Black girls - Minnie Lee and Mary Alice Relf - were sterilised without their knowledge in Alabama by a government funded organisation. The summer of that year, the Relf girls sued the government agencies and individuals responsible for their sterilisation. By 1979, the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare was ordered to establish new guidelines for the government's sterilisation policy. A new book, Take My Hand, draws inspiration on this landmark case and explores the history of compulsory sterilisation against poor, Black and disabled women and girls in America. We hear from the author - Dolen Perkins-Valdez. We hear from the documentary photographer Joanne Coates who has a new photography exhibition and book Daughters of the Soil looking at the role of women in farming . This work is a culmination of a year's research where she explored the role of women in agriculture in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. The poet Charly Cox takes us through her latest collection inspired by a piece of research by the dating website Plenty of Fish. It found that 51% of people have secretly brought a friend along on a date with them. Charly tells us about her own experience and some of the stories behind the eight poems she has written about blind dates and dating. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed

TW - Contains discussion of suicideIn this episode of Yours Sincerely, Jess Phillips talks to Charly Cox about the letters of gratitude she would send to the people who've had the biggest impact on her life. From the letter she would send to her online best friends, to the poem she wishes she could send to her grandfather, Charly shares some of her favourite stories in a celebration of the people who mean the world to her. Follow the podcast at @jessphillipspod to keep up with the latest episodes and share your letters of gratitude using the hashtag: #JessPhillipsPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charly Cox, Founder of Climate Change Coaches, talks to our Podcast Host, George Warren, about the positive role coaches can play in supporting organizational change in the context of the climate crisis. Charly shares her profound and emotional journey and explains how everyone has a role to play in transforming our systems towards a better future. Resources for this Episode

Nostalgia – keeping souvenirs of poignant moments – plays a big part in allowing poet and bestselling author Charly Cox to fill her life with meaning. Choosing to be sentimental can help us take stock and celebrate where challenges have been overcome. In this chat with Fearne, Charly explains what it means to live with Bipolar II, including both manic highs and depressive lows, and how writing helps her make sense of her thoughts. Thanks to Stripe and Stare for sponsoring this series of Happy Place. Use the code HP20 when you make your purchase at stripeandstare.com for a 20% discount.

For Charly Cox, poetry has always been a way of expressing herself. Since she was 15, she’s used it to document her mental health struggles, and now as a full-time writer and poet she is an ambassador for the charity MQ Foundation and uses her experience to further the conversation around mental illness. In this episode of Talking Tough, Charly and Georgia chatted about the importance of destigmatizing mental health and how Charly’s work so poignantly expresses the coming-of-age of a young woman surviving the modern world. Check out Charly's recommendations on where you can learn more about this topic below She Must Be Mad - Charly Cox Validate Me - Charly Cox MQ Mental Health Research https://www.mqmentalhealth.org/home/

Charly Cox is a poet and mental health ambassador. She has authored UK bestselling poetry and prose debut collection ‘She Must Be Mad’ and ‘Validate Me: A Life of Code-dependency’, which reflected on her experiences of social media addiction. Her word of the day is RESILIENCE. CONNECT WITH CHARLY COX: T: @charlycox1 I: @charlycox1 #AnthemsWomen is a collection of 31 original manifestos, speeches, stories, poems and rallying cries written and voiced by exceptional women. This is a Broccoli Production.

Merry Christmas!This year has been fairly dismal, to say the least, so we decided to provide some festive cheer by bringing you a special Christmas episode.Olivia is joined by Charly Cox to share listener stories, answer questions, discuss some of their relationship highs and lows from 2020, and look ahead at what the new year may bring for our love lives.Enjoy the show!Follow the show on Instagram at @millennial_loveSupport Millennial Love with a donation today: https://supporter.acast.com/millenniallove Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/millenniallove. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the podcast where each week we'll meet a guest who’ll help us pay attention to something we should know about, but maybe don’t. To kick off the series we’re talking about mental health, talking about it online, research in mental health treatment and how it affects the life of this week’s guest. Charly Cox is a poet, producer and mental health activist. She is an ambassador for MQ mental health, striving to destigmatise mental health conditions, and continues to be a relatable, honest voice online for her ever growing audience. If you want to learn more, here's where to find Charly and her recommendations: Instagram: @charlycox1 Twitter: @charlycox1 Something to read: Charly Cox - She Must Be Mad or Validate Me Something to watch: Stephen Fry’s Documentary ‘The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive’ Something to listen to: Adele - Right as Rain Get involved and join in the conversation: Follow @gemmastyles and send in your messages and questions to goodinfluencepod@gmail.com

In this episode, we're joined by Charly Cox who is the founder of Climate Change Coaches, which teaches coaching skills to people who want to influence and empower others to act in favour of the environment. Climate change is a topic that leaves many of us feeling powerless and stuck. We know that people do consider climate change to be the most urgent issue of our time, however, we also know that people are feeling especially powerless and stuck right now because of coronavirus. Charly covers how she coaches people through climate anxiety and how you can apply that to what you may be feeling now. There are some really helpful insights and please let us know if you have any other tips that you recommend that we can share with the community.And if you’ve been listening throughout the season and have been enjoying what you hear, we would be honoured if you could rate and leave a review. In addition, we’d love your honest feedback so feel free to get in touch if you have ideas or suggestions of what you’d like to hear more of.

An actual poet on Early Work for the first time! Charly Cox Skypes in for another lockdown special, becoming the second guest to bring fan fiction. This time it's about George Sampson, his sisters phone number, his home address, and then the fiction starts. Charly and Rhys open up about their shared need for internet friends and forum admin status as children, song lyric ghost writing for friends and still writing poems well into their 20s (although only one of them has ever been paid for it). Not to mention an angry open-letter-poem to Zac Efron. With all these celebrities it's a wonder this podcast hasn't got an official #Spon yet. Follow Early Work on Twitter @EarlyWorkPod or you can follow him @rhysjamesy Email your Early Work to earlyworkpodcast@gmail.com

We're back with another very special episode for you this week.We hosted a phone-in for listeners to share their stories about how coronavirus has impacted their love lives, whether it’s forced them to isolate separately from their partner or they’ve started going on social distancing dates with people at the supermarket.I was also delighted to be joined by a special co-host: previous Millennial Love guest, poet Charly Cox.Charly has just started a brilliant newsletter called A Little Coronamance in which she shares details from her own experiences of virtual dating and sliding into a mysterious actor's DMs.Follow Charly on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/charlycox1/Subscribe to her newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/819d3ab82627/charlycox See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charly Cox launched Climate Change Coaches to help people use joy to move from disempowerment to capability. To make individuals feel empowered in the face of climate change. She works with business and organisations to help them transition to sustainability. She also trains people how to self-coach, reframing the impossible as easy.

In today's episode we speak to poet, mental health advocate and best-selling author, Charly Cox. We discuss the constant need for validation, the drawbacks of social media and Charly's new book, "Validate Me."

This week Olivia is joined by TV presenter Grace Woodward and poet Charly Cox to discuss sacrifice in relationships.What lengths do we go to for love? How much of ourselves should we compromise for another person? And what happens when we start changing core parts of our personalities and our appearances to suit their desires?How marriage and childbirth are two of the biggest sacrifices women can make and how having an absent father can hugely impact the way we behave in relationships are also up for discussion.You can follow Grace on Instagram herehttps://www.instagram.com/gracewoodward/You can follow Charly on Instagram here and her new poetry anthology, Validate Me, is available now.https://www.instagram.com/charlycox1/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

‘It’s official. We’ve fallen (back) in love with poetry’ the Metro declared earlier this year, reporting a 12% increase in poetry book sales in 2018. Underpinning the boom are bold new voices exploring issues from politics to mental health on page, stage and social media. Three of the most exciting new talents – Charly Cox, Theresa Lola and Tayi Tibble – perform from their well-received debut collections at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019 in an event chaired by fellow poet Becky Fincham.

For the first time ever, Say Owt host a LIVE podcast chatting with Charly Cox on her book tour for her second release, Validate Me. General content note and trigger warning for discussions around mental health, depression, anxiety and BPD. Also Britain's Got Talent and pirates.

Happy National Poetry Day! To mark this special day, we sat down with one of Britain's most exciting talents from the world of poetry: the great Charly Cox. This is such a beautiful episode, with Charly making for wonderfully candid company. Charly talks about the creative process, her mental health, how the poetry world has reacted to her breakout success and much more. And Charly even closes the episode with a reading from her new book Validate Me.Her new book Validate Me is strongly recommended and can be bought here. As ever, get in touch at podcast@balance.media and sales@balance.media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Superb poet and performer Charly Cox enters the podcupboard!On the podcast today the gang are talking; poetry, feeling guilty about our appearance and the relief of a cracked phone screen.Join in the conversation using #isitjustmepodcast, email us your “is it just me?” thoughts on isitjustmepodcast@gmail.com, and find us on Twitter... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | and on Instagram... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whether we're conscious of it or not, it's at the back of all our minds.You may not quite be at the front of an Extinction Rebellion march but there's no doubt it can make us feel a bit more hopeless about the future of the planet.After having a child, Charly Cox, a fully trained coach started becoming ever more conscious about the environment, so much so that she began eagerly looking for a change in goals to best help tackle the crisis. However it soon became apparent that she could have an impact in a similar role but focusing specifically on human behaviour. Whereas Sanctus Coach Amanda Devine started noticing climate change impacting her mental health after being diagnosed with cancer. But today, they both sit to, not only about their own mental health, but how we can engage in making this a uniting and not divisive topic.

What do we mean by perfection and is the pursuit of it a pointless exercise? We hear from poet Charly Cox about why just the word alone is enough to induce anxiety, Sebastian Faulks considers where in the arts perfection might lie and why capturing it might mean a journey to perfection and then back again. Finally we hear from novelist Gabriel Tallent who shares the sheer blood, sweat and tears of writing his debut novel. BOOKS MENTIONED: She Must Be Mad, Paris Echo, Love Is Blind, My Absolute Darling, Dept of Speculation, Ink, Carol, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Kate Silverton and Luke Jones meet singer P.P. Arnold; artist Mackenzie Thorpe; poet Charly Cox and the Reverend Peter Allen. With Inheritance Tracks from conductor John Eliot Gardiner. Soul singer P.P. - Pat - Arnold found her voice as a young girl singing gospel songs in church. Her career took off when she joined the Ikettes - backing singers and dancers for the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. When the Revue arrived in London Pat -nicknamed P.P. by photographer Gered Mankowitz -became a fixture on the London music scene, collaborating with everyone from Rod Stewart to the Small Faces. Her new album The New Adventures of P.P. Arnold is out now. This year Middlesbrough-born Mackenzie Thorpe celebrates 30 years as an artist. He is best known for his 'Square Sheep' series of works and 'Waiting for Me Dad' - a tribute to the men who worked in the industry of the area who crossed the town's transporter bridge to get to work and the families who waited for their return. He was the official artist for the Tour de Yorkshire 2019 and collectors of his work include the actor Tom Hardy, JK Rowling and Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth. Mackenzie Thorpe’s 30th year exhibition opens at his gallery, Arthaus, in Richmond, North Yorkshire on 14th September and his book, Out of the Shadows, is available now. Charly Cox is a poet whose writing focuses on destigmatizing mental health and the coming-of-age of a young woman surviving the modern world. In January 2017 she published her first poem on Instagram; since then she’s raised money and awareness for charities which tackle mental health issues. Dubbed social media’s answer to Carol Ann Duffy, she is an ambassador for MQ Mental Health and was named by ELLE magazine as one of their 20 power players to watch out for in 2018. Her second book, Validate Me, is out in September. Listener Reverend Peter Allen served as chaplain at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club and chaplain for Sport in the diocese of Sheffield. During this time he opened up brand new chaplaincies in a variety of sports in the region including volleyball, ice hockey and boxing. He talks about his life in the church and how a youthful misdemeanour came back to haunt him. Conductor John Eliot Gardiner shares his Inheritance Tracks. Producer: Paula McGinley Editor: Eleanor Garland

I have my FIRST POET on the podcast this week - and my, what a poet. Charly Cox is not only a beautiful soul but a beautiful chronicler of what it is to be human. Her first collection, She Must Be Mad, became the bestselling poetry debut of 2018 and Cox was named by Elle magazine as one of their 20 ‘power players’ of the year. Although still only 23, she's accumulated an astonishing store of wisdom and I was so, so happy to have her on the podcast because what Charly has to say is deeply important for anyone struggling with how to value themselves for who and what they are rather than how they aspire to be perceived. She's been dubbed an Instagram poet for the millennial generation, but I think her work has relevance for all ages. We spoke about anxiety, depression and her diagnosis with PTSD and Bipolar II disorder. We also discussed dropping out of school and failing to find lasting romantic love (and her fear that she is ultimately unloveable. AS IF, CHARLY). And we chat about a career failure that left her on a hotel bathroom floor in the grip of a panic attack at which point she remembers thinking: 'I will never work again. I can't believe it's taken this long for everyone to finally see I'm an imposter. I can't do this.'  One of my favourite things about Charly is that she made me realise that the personal can be universal - that by being open about our vulnerabilities, the things we feel most shame about, we not only diminish the shame, but we connect with others who experience exactly the same emotions. And that, my friends, is what creates SOLIDARITY as a force for meaningful change.   Charly Cox's bestselling She Must Be Mad is available to buy here Her brilliant new collection, Validate Me, is out in October and available to pre-order here  How To Fail With Elizabeth Day is hosted by Elizabeth Day, recorded by Chris Sharp and sponsored by 4th Estate Books The Sunday Times Top 5 bestselling book of the podcast, How To Fail: Everything I've Ever Learned From Things Going Wrong by Elizabeth Day, is out now and is available here. *IMPORTANT NEWS KLAXON*  I’m doing a live How To Fail With Elizabeth Day event on 5th May at The Bridge Theatre in London with ZAWE ASHTON (who is amazing). There are still some tickets available here. This is NOT being recorded, so the only way to be part of it is to be there or...erm...be square?    Social Media: Elizabeth Day @elizabday Charly Cox @charlycox1 Chris Sharp @chrissharpaudio 4th Estate Books @4thEstateBooks          

Charly Cox is bringing poetry to a new generation. In her best-selling collection She Must Be Mad, she tackles mental illness, sex and body image. She was utterly fascinating to speak to – so incredibly warm and honest. We talk about her diagnosis, at 17, with bipolar II, society's hierarchy of mental illnesses, why she hates the label “insta-poet”, writing as a form of therapy, why she reads aloud every day – and she reveals the details of her next project. She also tells me the one piece of advice she would give to any aspiring writer. Buy She Must Be Mad at https://www.amazon.co.uk/She-Must-Be-Mad-bestselling/dp/0008291667 Twitter: @aliceazania @charlycox1 Instagram: @aliceazania @charlycox1 Edited by Chelsey Moore

Everyone's talking about Kanye's nutty meeting with Trump in The Oval Office last week; whilst Melania, in her most frank televised interview yet, described herself as the most bullied person in the world. Meanwhile, Fendi has made a £750 scarf which looks like a vulva (transcendental experience of being ‘born again' presumably baked in to the price), the Duchess of Sussex is having a baby and we discuss the juiciest tidbits of the 850-guest royal wedding that we both, accidentally, got really quite into. Also this week we discuss why 1/3 of Gen Z don't drink (and interview two Gen Z authors Scarlett Curtis and Charly Cox about their differing attitudes to alcohol) and some brilliant pieces of journalism this weekend by Josh Glancy and Max Hastings, that discuss how feelings have trumped rational thought. Is The Enlightenment's 300-year intellectual tenure under threat? And what are the dangers of placing heart and gut above facts and mind? E-mail thehighlowshow@gmail.comTweet @thehighlowshow Links It's time to do away with the gay best friend, by Philip Ellis for Man Repeller https://www.manrepeller.com/2018/10/gay-best-friend-stereotype.html I'll Be There For You, by Kelsey Miller https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Kelsey-Miller/Ill-Be-There-For-You/22458067 Motherhood, by Sheila Heti https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Sheila-Heti/Motherhood/22325906 The xx, by Angela Chadwick https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Angela-Chadwick/XX/22437212 Christene Barberich interviews Hanya Yanaghihara for Refinery29's UnStyled podcast https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/hanya-yanagihara-on-making-your-mark-in-brave-new-media/id1171140955?i=1000421309939&mt=2 @brian_bilston on Instagram for poetry How have we let feelings obscure rational debate, by Josh Glancy's column for The Sunday Times magazine https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/josh-glancy-brett-kavanaugh-case-has-ignited-online-fury-like-never-before-how-have-we-let-feelings-obscure-rational-debate-6nq6h6hpq We're in a dark age where hearts rule minds, by Max Hastings for The Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/we-re-in-a-dark-age-where-hearts-rule-minds-5p7gl6g5q For millennials, thinking and emotions are equals — more or less, by Karl Moore https://www.forbes.com/sites/karlmoore/2017/06/26/for-millennials-thinking-and-emotions-are-equals-more-or-less/amp/Sophie Wilkinson on Cara Delevigne for Grazia:

This week on Millennial Love we're joined by the brilliant young poet, producer and mental health ambassador Charly Cox to try to get to the bottom of why we let the people we like treat us like rubbish.From emotional abuse to simply not replying to messages, we're all guilty of putting up with poor behaviour from someone we fancy even though we know we deserve much better. So why are we like this and what can we do about it?Follow us on Instagram to stay up-to-date! https://www.instagram.com/millennial_love See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charly & I met at a Quay Sunglasses event, earlier in the year - if I recall correctly, we bonded over book chats & J.D.Salinger. Fast forward a couple of months and her first poetry book has been published: 'She Must Be Mad'. Charly & I sat down to talk about her book (which, by the way, is awesome) poetry and her writing process, growing up, and mental health - amongst other things. Hope you enjoy listening as much as i enjoyed having a great chat with Charly.

Charly Cox is a 22-year-old writer, producer, poet and author of She Must Be Mad.Her writing focuses on destigmatizing mental health and the coming-of-age of a young woman surviving the modern world. In January 2017, she published her first poem on Instagram, showing her internet followers her poetry for the first time; since then she’s been asked to be Virgin Radio’s poet in residence, she’s been published on Refinery29, hosted poetry nights to raise money and awareness for MQ Mental Health and been named by ELLE magazine as one of their 20 power players to watch out for in 2018. She Must Be Mad is Charly’s first book.She Must be Mad explores coming-of-age: the pain and beauty of love, the relief and the agony of turning from girl to woman, the isolation of an untethered mind and the power and subjugation of the body.We discuss writing, success, mental health, how as a poet, people might worry they are "fodder" for your work, the insanity of being alone for long periods of time when writing, crying for two weeks over book covers and the importance of the phrase "I have a mental illness but I have really good mental health". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The lady that brought Poetry back into the spotlight! At just 22 years old Charly has done some insanely impressive creative jobs; from starting as a stylist at Burberry to Producing ‘The Trews’ with Russell Brand. ELLE magazine even named her one of their 20 ‘Power Players’ to watch out for in 2018. Last January Charly wrote a poem each day on her Instagram and the reception was so huge she landed a publishing deal! ‘She Must Be Mad’ is Charly’s exceptionally honest debut poetry book exploring the agony of being a modern day woman; love, body image and mental health. Popping round to the beautiful cottage she shares with her Mum, dog and rescued rabbit Peanut, Charly let us know what it’s really like living in your childhood bedroom and gave a personal reading from her book about a subject we all have an opinion on…You can listen along, and see photos of the items we talk about in this episode, on Acast. Find us on the app, or at www.acast.com/athomewith. Follow: @lilypebbles @theannaedit @charlycox1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I speak to poet Charly Cox (@charlycox1), all about body image, sexual empowerment, growing up from girlhood to womanhood and all the bits in between. I really loved this discussion and I hope you do too! As always please rate, review & subscribe to help others find the podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I speak to poet Charly Cox (@charlycox1), all about body image, sexual empowerment, growing up from girlhood to womanhood and all the bits in between. I really loved this discussion and I hope you do too! As always please rate, review & subscribe to help others find the podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a live recorded one-off episode, hosted in Jigsaw's London Piccadilly store, all about working in the creativity industries from the perspectives of three generations of creative women. I invited Charly Cox (poet, Gen Z), Serena Guen (founder of Suitcase, Millennial) and Lucia White (Head of design at Jigsaw, Gen X) to talk abut the highs, lows and lessons of getting paid to be creative.This month, Jigsaw is launching their “creativity doesn’t discriminate” campaign, to champion women leaders in the creativity industry, through film, photography, prose and art. Government statistics show that women are still under-represented in the creative industries in the UK - there's never been a more important time to champion creative women.In collaboration with Kodak, Jigsaw are re-launching a 125 year-old campaign – Kodak Girl – into the modern era to celebrate new creative talent. The collaboration - now called Kodak Woman (she has grown up!) - will be supported by a capsule collection of T-shirts and sweatshirts. Check out Jigsaw's blog, where they are showcasing young female talent across the UK: https://www.jigsaw-online.com/blogThanks to those who came along to listen to this special in-store recording, shopped, and had prossecco!Here are some things we spoke about:- How does social media impact our creativity? - How can a branded campaign stand the test of time? - How do you deal with people who don't believe in you? - How can we make money and still remain creatively pure? - How can be help the younger generations to get into the creative industry? - How commercially-minded do you want to be? - How do you switch off from an all-encompassing creative role?*This was event was in partnership with Jigsaw*​ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charly Cox is a writer and producer currently living in London. With a CV dotted with experience working alongside Russell Brand, Burberry, Caspar Lee, and more, she's made a substantial mark on the global digital media landscape. She also runs a highly acclaimed lifestyle blog, "Style The Natives", on which she documents her day-to-day ups and downs through poems, prose, interviews, and other styles of writing. We're so glad that we were finally able to sit down and chat with Charly over coffee. We hope you enjoy the conversation! -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Charly: www.stylethenatives.co www.twitter.com/charlycox1 www.instagram.com/charlycox1 Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr Find George Muncey (Filler photographer) www.georgemuncey.com www.twitter.com/gmunchiez -- Thank you to our fantastic sponsors. Show them some love: Contiki - www.contiki.com Notes Coffee & Wine Bar - www.notes-uk.co.uk Rode Microphones - www.rode.com -- Contiki code T&C: - Valid on trips 7 days or longer - Valid for bookings made between May 24, 2015 and July 31, 2015 - Valid for travel dates between May 24, 2015 and December 31, 2015 - Not combinable with other Contiki discounts (except Frequent Traveller Discount) - Code can be applied online or by phone -- *This podcast conversation contains adult themes and/or adult language.