Podcasts about ethan crane

The gang continue their fight against the goblins on their way to take on the sinister Ethan Crane.  https://cubicle7games.com/our-games/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay https://www.patreon.com/bastardquest https://www.barrelandbondky.com/ https://www.norsefoundry.com/

With the finale now consigned to history, Ethan and Talia look back and think about the series as a whole, including: emails from podcast listeners (including a previously overlooked finale plot point), what themes the show has been trying to put across; what have each of the characters brought to the story; and Ethan's argument that this is the greatest show of all time – what exactly makes a great show? The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession series wrap-up appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 10, the finale of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: With Open Eyes. Including: was this as satisfying an ending as we had been hoping for?; the keen eye of the writers in pulling together and amping up all the themes that made Succession so great; did any of the characters really win the succession race; and such is our reluctance to let this show finish, our decision to make an extra podcast to discuss the themes and impact of the series as a whole. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E10: With Open Eyes appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 9 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Church and State. Including: is there such a thing as a Roy sibling winning the funeral? is the siblings' mother Caroline not only the worst mother but the worst human being in a show of amoral human beings? and how does all the shenanigans here alter our view of what will happen in the final episode? The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E9: Church and State appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 8 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: America Decides. Including: how the writers have used the comedy of the series to make the anguish of this episode all the more distressing; our blindness to Roman's true fascist nature; and Ethan doubles-down on Talia's theory on the implications of the series' title, and its meaning of (non-)succession for US democracy. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E8: America Decides appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 7 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Tailgate Party. Including: an Emmy to the costume designer for Mattsen's gold jacket; how Roman might enact a Festen-like ending to the series; and more wondering about how the final three episodes will manage to get all these characters together for the last few times. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E7: Tailgate Party appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 6 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Living+. Including: the full spectrum evidence of Kendall and Roman's inadequacy of filling Logan's shoes; our trepidation at the prospect of yet another eye-melting Kendall presentation; and Talia's presidential theory of the succession promise of the series' title. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E6: Living+ appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 5 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Kill List. Including: how the super-rich have no appreciation of world-class eco-lodges; Shiv's previously underused ability to fake drink- and drug-taking whilst pregnant; and Lucas Matsonn's over-literal understanding of what is meant by a summit meeting. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E5: Kill List appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 4 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Honeymoon States. The many questions over Shiv's pregnancy, and why this was no surprise to Talia; the magisterial viciousness of Marcia; and whether Tom's willingness to serve everybody around him is a devious power play or just sad and lonely. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E4: Honeymoon States appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 3 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Connor's Wedding. The vicarious shock of seeing Logan's death in real time; mourning the loss of Brian Cox the actor in this series as well as his character; and the brilliance of a show that manages to make this kind of tonal change mid-season. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E3: Connor’s Wedding appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 2 of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: Rehearsal. Is Logan really showing a caring side towards his children, or still manipulating them, or actually both at the same time? Is Connor's upcoming wedding the saddest in the history of television? Does this episode contain more one-liners than any other? And another theory on how the series might conclude. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E2: Rehearsal appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss the first episode of the fourth and final season of HBOs series Succession: The Munsters. Including thoughts on the weirdness of the three Roy siblings now getting along with each other after so much fighting in previous seasons, how Tom thought his marriage might survive siding with Logan against Shiv, and the delicious prospect of a later episode featuring Connor and Willa's wedding underneath the Statue of Liberty. The post Succession Obsession: HBO’s Succession S4E1: The Munsters appeared first on Ethan Crane.

We catch up with "Crit" Ricky and Wünderkid Ethan Crane this week. Don't worry, there is a special Monkisode coming; but we've gone far too long between shows so we need to split things up. We are brought to you buy Source Endurance, the internet's premier location for endurance coaching. Use the promo code "criteriumnation" at checkout for $50 off your first month of coaching.

Ethan and Talia discuss the reasons for the unfortunate cancellation of Part 3 of The OA, along with some fan theories about what storyline the season might have followed. Plus news of Ethan and Talia's new film podcast, In Bed With the Films We Love, on twelve of their favourite films and why it is some films remain lifelong favourites. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 3? appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 8: Overview. Including: the power of dirty jokes to help unearth a submerged dual personality; how no character in this series has learnt a thing about leaving Hap on the floor with a loaded gun; and the spot on accuracy of British medical workers allowing pursuers into their ambulance. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 8: Overview appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 7: Nina Azarova. Including: Talia's interminable complaints about the depiction of onscreen births; Hap's weird methodology for recording information with earworms; and how longer might it take to train a psychic octopus? The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 7: Nina Azarova appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 6: Mirror, Mirror. Including: the commitment problem of boyfriends who seem happy to jump to other dimension to help other women; how many people are needed for movements in healthcare versus dimension jumping; and the universal warm memory of being a small child wrapped in a blanket in the back of a car at night. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 6: Mirror, Mirror appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 5: The Medium and the Engineer. Including: how Ethan and Talia are such scaredey cats they can't cope with any horror film tropes whatsoever; Hap's just-in-case kidnapping syringe kit; and the joy of animated robots doing contemporary dance. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 5: The Medium and the Engineer appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 4: Syzygy. Including: delight in the detached attitude of lighting engineers watching an almost certainly illegal octopus bondage show; tips for how to split the bill on a first Tinder date; and Talia has another medical rant, this time about TV's depiction of CPR. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 4: Syzygy appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 3: Magic Mirror. Including: The total failure of our predictions for the next episode from last week; the influence of female genitalia on church architecture; and the wonderful apathy of Talia's favourite heroine, BBA. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 3: Magic Mirror appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss Part 2, Episode 2: Treasure Island. Including: whether there really is a replica of Big Ben in San Francisco; how Hap's narcissistic rants are playing havoc with his security procedures; and Ethan has to give up his theories about Prairie working as a high class prostitute. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 2: Tresaure Island appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss the first episode of Part 2: Angel of Death. Including: the ethics of dimension jumping; the seeming limitations of consent in the US healthcare system; and whether running your car into a stranger's van is really the best way of endearing them to you. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, Part 2, Episode 1: Angel of Death appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss the upcoming season 2 of The OA (a little bit too soon just before it starts to be honest). Will season 2 live up to the quality of season 1? Will all the characters from the first season be able to return, or will we spend 90% of our time in season 2 in other dimensions? Apologies for the slightly poor sound on this one, the main recording failed so we had to rely on the backup... The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, season 2 preamble appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This Career Realities interview is with writer and journalist William Shaw. Willam previously worked as a journalist, once at Smash Hits, and later the Observer, The Times and the Independent, and now makes his living as a crime fiction writer. The post Career Realities podcast #6: writing and actually making a living, with crime writer William Shaw appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: we wonder if Jimmy will see Chuck's death as an accident or suicide; what is the appropriate response to Atticus Finch; and is there anything more noble in fiction than degrading yourself during chair yoga. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 10: S03E10 – Lantern appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: who is the poor intern at Lydia's company who has to offer Mike an expresso? does the ability to remember people's names make you a nice person? and we ponder our elderly future doing chair yoga. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 9: S03E09 – Fall appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: a cool but completely unnecessary pill drop; Kim and Howard bark out dog commands to each other; and how exit interviews tend to be a bit literal when leaving a career in drug dealing. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 8: S03E08 – Slip appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: is littering worse off flyover freeways than ground-level ones?; how drugs-nerd Daniel Wormald doesn't seem to understand the rules of communication for the genre in which he's found himself; and medical professional that she is, Talia cannot help but launch into a tortuous roundup of the methodology and counterindications of established angina pharmacology. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 7: S03E07 – Expenses appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: relief that the goldfish from the previous episode seems to have survived; Talia expresses regret that her dad doesn't have quite the playground-building skills of Mike, the perfect father-in-law; and how we just can't get enough of those Breaking Bad callbacks, particularly this week when they include Lydia and a certain laundrette. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 6: S03E06 – Off Brand appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: how Hank's fears about working again in El Paso will ultimately lead to his downfall; how Walt's uber-ego is played to perfection by Gus; and we conclude that Skylar isn't quite as condemning of underfloor heating as Ethan. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 25: S03E05 – Mas appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss episode 5 of Season 3 of Better Call Saul, ‘Chicanery’. Including: a lengthy tangential discussion about hierarchal employment practices in the legal world, that may or may not be one of the themes of the series; and Talia makes a really poor joke about Disney films. You can find an introduction […] The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 5: S03E05 – Chicanery appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: how Gus is the best fast food boss ever; we enjoy Hector's assault on the American Dream that is Los Pollos Hermanos; and Ethan comes up with a theory that the best fictional criminals are also the politest. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 4: S03E04 – Sabrosito appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: how Mike is the most watchable character even when in the background saying nothing; Walt's pathetic fighting capabilities with pot plants; and Holly, the only 2-month-old happy to facilitate her mother's affair. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 24: S03E04 – Green Light appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the joy of origin stories and the risks of Darth Vader-ing them; Chuck's increasingly inexcusable square behaviour; and Talia destroys Ethan's fantasy that huge quantities of cocaine are manufactured for medical purposes. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 3: S03E03 – Sunk Costs appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: delighting in the long, slow introduction of Breaking Bad's Gus; wondering what the hell a Crackerbarrel is; and a contrasting of Better Call Saul with Game of Thrones that kind of works if you swap breasts for old people. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 2: S03E02 – Witness appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: Walt overtaking Skylar on our ongoing passive-aggressive scoreboard; our favourite scenes in which Hank looks completely awkward; and apologies for slightly oversharing about our sex lives when our children were small. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 23: S03E03 – I.F.T. appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss the first episode of Season 3 of Better Call Saul, 'Mabel'. Including: the horrific homogenity of shopping centres around the globe; our great delight in montages even when we're not sure what is going on; and Talia hopes her brother isn't listening when discussing the problems of having an incredibly charming sibling. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast, episode 1: S03E01 – Mabel appeared first on Ethan Crane.

In this short introductory podcast, we discuss why these series have captivated us so and, if you haven't heard us before, what kind of podcast you can expect. The post Better Overhaul Saul podcast – introduction appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: a contentious claim that Breaking Bad is superior to The Godfather; the difficulties of moving house in areas with a high concentration of meth labs; and some sadness at the lost opportunity for the spin-off sitcom Three Meth Cooks and a Baby. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 22: S03E02 – Caballo Sin Nombre appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: an over-lengthy and irrelevant wittering about the separation of church and state in US and UK schools; Walt's unfeeling use of Latin when confessing his meth-dealing to Skylar; and how another minute spent watching bad men walking away from a slow-motion explosion is a minute too many. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 21: S03E01 – No Mas appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the introduction of Mike and his Harvey Keitel-like cleaning up skills; the busiest shooting gallery either of us has ever seen onscreen; and the clever hidden Easter Egg that was a clue to the climax of the season. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 20: S02E13 – ABQ appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: inadvertent spoilers to not only other film and TV programmes, but now also books; how Ethan can't remember any of reading The Iliad at school; and moments of epiphany where we connect the dots of this strange series in real time during the discussion. Plus a round-up (over) analysis of the series as a whole – was this top quality television or not? The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 8: S01E08: the finale – Invisible Self appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: far too much time spent discussing public health issues; whether Walt showing off his stacks of cash to his newborn daughter is an example of terrible patriarchy or just exhausted parenting; and Walt Jr's seriously retro web colour palettes. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 19: S02E12 – Phoenix appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: tiny spoilers for another series entirely (that of Breaking Bad); and Talia appears obsessed about a minor character's line about looking good naked. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 7: S01E07 – Empire of Light appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the introduction of ultra-laid back drug kingpin Gus; Skyler's sultry Marilyn Monroe impression; and whether BB owes royalties to Trainspotting for their heroin scene. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 18: S02E11 – Mandala appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: imagining how evil scientists meet at conferences in the Swiss mountains; the mishearing of lines about dead vegetables; and as good liberals our struggle with the correct use of pronouns whilst discussing Buck's transgender character. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 6: S01E06 – Forking Paths appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: astonishing resuscitation techniques just using interpretative dance; and wondering if the writers influences regarding near-death experiences include Timothy Leary. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 5: S01E05 – Paradise appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: why people in TV programmes have a wide circle of faceless friends; is the tedium of DIY a sufficient motivation to take up cooking meth again?; and Freudian interpretations of Skyler's handling of a teabag. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 17: S02E10 – Over appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the mechanics of a chick teleportation device; nostalgia for old Radiohead videos; and Ethan finally comes off the fence and decides that Hap is probably not a nice guy... The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 4: S01E04 – Away appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: one of Walt's most triumphant chemistry pull-it-out-the-bag scenes; how Walt's cancer doctor has become a conduit for the writers to talk to the viewers; and our slightly divergent opinions on whether you should tell your mother that you are dying. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 16: S02E09 – 4 Days Out appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: how you go about constructing a modernist glass dungeon without raising suspicions; Homer's possibly questionable taste in wolf sweatshirts; and whether having a dead girl in your bath is always an indication of a poor moral code. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 3: S01E03 – Champion appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the reasons why Saul is such a likeable character; the ease with which Badger can be commanded to lie down on his stomach; and a classic Breaking Bad scene is interrupted by a boy who should be asleep... The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 15: S02E08 – Better Call Saul appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the poignancy of Emma Lazurus' poem; possibly over-zealous psychiatric prescribing practices in the 1990s; and whether the future evil plans of new apparent bad guy Hap are going to involve recreating old Keifer Sutherland movies... The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 2: S01E02 – The New Colossus appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: the likelihood of bikers shouting kudos to murderous drug dealers in public; how much Jesse actually resembles a blowfish; and the joys and benefits of an introductory exposition song. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 14: S02E07 – Negro y Azul appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Ethan and Talia discuss the first episode of Season 1 of The OA, 'Homecoming'. Including: the bald confidence needed to place a title sequence an hour into the show; nit-picking about maternal mortality statistics in Gorbachev's USSR; and the likely problem-solving skills of a low level middle-class drug dealer. The post The Over Analysis of Netflix The OA, episode 1: S01E01 – Homecoming appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: Walt's incredible ability to throw together a coherent lie; delight in Gretchen's utter confusion; and Mr and Mrs Spooge's lucky number 7 ATM. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 13: S02E06 – Peekaboo appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: Talia's irritation with strange collections of blood in chemo bags; feng shui 'yo'-ing; and American's extraordinary long pregnancies. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 12: S02E05 – Breakage appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Including: a debate on whether or not Jesse's parents were 'crazy, kleptomaniac douchebags'; how much liquid does a chemical toilet actually hold?; and Skyler sweeps the board at Albuquerque's passive-aggressive championships. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 11: S02E04 – Down appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week: Talia obsesses about Walt's poor cannulation techniques when trying to reinsert a hospital drip; Hank's very non-PC interrogation techniques; and Talia nails, from memory, a description of the water-colour painting referenced in the episode. (At least these are three of the more obscure discussion subjects that Talia chose to talk about in the introduction... there are more episode-related discussions...) The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 10: S02E03 – Bit by a Dead Bee appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week Ethan and Talia discuss, among other things: just how disturbing an old man ringing a bell can be; our own personal nightmares of being stuck in a car boot in a desert; and Tuco's extraordinary burrito-rolling skills. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 9: S02E02 – Grilled appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week Ethan and Talia discuss: the top-class writing that ramps up the pressure on Walt; Hank 'supporting the shit out of his wife'; and the further joy of illicit chemistry montages. Contact the podcast at breakingbadrehab@ethancrane.com. Or find us on twitter at @BrBadRehab. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 8: S02E01 – Seven Thirty-Seven appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Walt's libido and the effect on parent-teacher meetings; the delight of Tuco's drug-testing methods; and will Walt and Skyler's yet-to-be-born daughter Holly ever be able to bring herself to watch the video of her baby shower? The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 7: S01E07 – A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal appeared first on Ethan Crane.

Our first sighting of Tuco, and his laissez-faire attitude to Walt blowing up his office; the lucky coincidence of cancer-induced hair loss and the need to look completely badass; and Talia hits a nerve with Ethan whilst discussing the state of Walt and Skyler's relationship. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 6: S01E06 – Crazy Handful of Nothin’ appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week: the rights and wrongs of Skyler's family intervention; our multiple imagined backstories of Walt's possible relationship with Gretchen; and Badger's contribution to one of many meth-cook montages. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 5: S01E05 – Gray Matter appeared first on Ethan Crane.

In this episode: a rather unknowledgeable discussion of the difference between US and UK chemotherapy service; the heavy emotional toll brought on by the laying of a table; and the physics of blowing up a car with a moist metal squeegy. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 4: S01E04 – Cancer Man appeared first on Ethan Crane.

In this episode: the devastation (for us, as well as Walt) of Walt's first murder; Hank's dubious theories of marijuana as a gateway drug to meth; and some rather long rambling about the geography, fictional or otherwise, of Albuquerque. The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 3: S01E03 – … and the Cat’s in the River appeared first on Ethan Crane.

In this week's episode Ethan and Talia discuss episode 2 of the first season of Breaking Bad, 'Cat's in the Bag'. Including: how the humour of Breaking Bad is so necessary in offsetting the horror of Walt and Jesse's tragic situation; the greatness of Aaron Paul's acting; and Skyler: victim of awful viewer misogyny or wifely nag? (Apologies for the sound quality of this episode – recording teething problems and fixed for future episodes.) The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 2: S01E02 – Cat’s in the Bag appeared first on Ethan Crane.

In this week's episode: how does a writer convince us that a high school chemistry teacher will take up life as a meth dealer before the first credits have even rolled? The post Breaking Bad Rehab podcast, episode 1: S01E01 – The pilot appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week's Career Realities interview is with Matt Callard, who is a mentor at speech therapy group the Starfish Project. Since attending the project for his own stammering eight years ago Matt discovered a passion for speaking and advocating for the project and speech therapy. In the interview he talks about his criteria for finding both paid and unpaid work (and how pay is not the important factor), about how people are much more approachable regarding unpaid work than you think, and how trying out ten jobs unpaid for a day is much better than trying out one job paid for six months. The post Career Realities podcast #5: Matt Callard on mentoring, speech therapy and finding work you love appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week's Career Realities interview is with Dave House, musician, founder of Edinburgh music studio Noisefloor and graphic designer. Dave studied Digital Composition & Performance at Edinburgh's College of Art, and talks, among other things, about the point when you feel able to call yourself a musician, and the gulf between your creative design ideas at college and what you are actually asked to design out in the real world... The post Career Realities podcast #4: How Can I Work As a Musician? appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week's Career Realities interview is with Paul Richards, founder of charity Stay Up Late, a charity that promotes the rights of people with learning disabilities to live the lifestyle of their choosing. Paul spent fifteen years as a musician in the band Heavy Load, and he talks about combining being a musician with actually earning money, how the band lead to the opportunity to set up Stay Up Late and to work he really valued. Along with how he discovered he really didn't want to work in a bank... He keeps a blog called Pressure Drop about how to run a charity off your back table. The post Career Realities podcast #3: the Charity Founder/Public Sector worker/Musician appeared first on Ethan Crane.

This week's Career Realities interview is with workshop leader and photograper Jackie McCullough. After full-time, full-on careers as a PA in the music industry and other professions, she now runs workshops and makes photography projects around the subjects of fostering and families. The post Career Realities podcast #2: the Workshop leader/Photographer/PA appeared first on Ethan Crane.

The first Career Realities interview is with painter Edwina Bracken. A former full-time (and then part-time) art teacher, Edwina has recently completed an MA at Glasgow's School of Art. She talks about the difference between her expectations and the realities of a teaching career, and how she came to (just about) earn a living as a fine artist. The post Career Realities podcast #1: the Painter/Teacher appeared first on Ethan Crane.