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This episode is a collaboration with the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival 2021. I chat with Kate Stevens,  the Creative Learning Co-ordinator, at the Beacons arts centre,  a contemporary theatre and arts venue in the heart of Inverclyde. Kate is one of the workshop facilitators of a series called; creative nature for wellbeing that ran during this year's festival. The Beacon partnered with Belville Community Garden Trust and Mind Mosaic Counselling and Therapy to deliver a series of workshops exploring the connection between our mental health and our relationship with nature. If you have ever wondered what 'creative therapy' may be about and wish to explore beyond the stereotypes of analysis, or that this isn't something you thought you can do, as you're not ‘a creative', then this podcast is for you. Here Kate and I give you first hand experience of a creative therapy workshop centred around the theme of nature.  Join in whilst you listen to Kate leading me through two exercises: nature soundscapes where we immerse ourselves in some forest bathing. I find this both relaxing and slightly challenging when asked to make my own sounds to join the forest but it makes for a good discussion afterwards. Kate and I talk through memories and how they are formed as part of a writing exercise relating to my first experience in nature. This podcast is about the joy of sound and creative writing, the ability to connect us with the outdoors from inside our own rooms, whilst giving us tools to enable us to connect with what's going on inside us. Recently I have been connecting with the sounds around me in nature and brought some home to share in this episode.

After a lifetime of devotion to the ways of Mystery, Earth, Soul and Eros, her extraordinary path of Feminine Initiation has brought her to the edge of the long lost mysteries of the wild. Here Kate serves as a guide to the mysteries of Soul by facilitating the remembrance of the Lost Arts of the Feminine. Our modern culture has banished and demonised the primordial power held within our Feminine Eros and its creative expression. We are at a time on the planet where this reclamation is not only possible, but necessary. Kate believes that our creative life force energy, once fully embodied, is the revolutionary force that will change the world. She is devoted to creating alchemical journeys that catalyze the unfurling of the tender and powerful essence of each soul to come forth in service of re-imagining a culture rooted in true love and mythical wildness. At essence, Kate is an Activist, Artist and Alchemist of Eros. She believes the reclamation of our feminine eros – our sexual and creative life force – IS the catalyst for our imminent cultural renaissance. She has created The Dancing Serpent Mystery School as a temple for this revolution of individual and collective awakening. In this episode, we discuss: ~Where is our Holy Yes: How every desire is ushering ourselves closer to ourselves. ~Coming into relationship from a place of deep fulfillment. ~Feeding and tending the transpersonal in relationship.

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tells the story about her fourth readmission to the psychiatric unit of the general hospital. This time, the admission was not like the other; she found herself heavily sedated and chained by her wrist and ankles, to her bed, with no means of escape. Afet a few days, they unchained her and then confined her to her room, again, heavily medicated and checked on every fifteen minutes. She was, at this stage, very very ill but, still saw herself as the centre of attention. As she thought; this is ''all about me''. www.steppingstonetheatre.co.uk

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tells the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit of the general hospital. Kate having been discharged for the third time once again, within two weeks, finds herself back in hospital for a fourth time. She is only i for a couple of weeks and then is sent home to her mothers and her sisters Many family issues have happened and Kate has to realise that she is a major part of the problem, To celebrate her home coming, her sister and her mother have a small party with good food and wine. Kate has one glass of wine and the next thing she remembers is waking up three days later, in hospital, chained to a bed in full body restraints. She has no clue how she got there. www.steppingstonetheatre.co.uk

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. Kate has now been admitted for a third time and this time no definite ''go home'' date has been set. She given a cocktail of psychiatric medication in the hopes she will respond to one of them. She has now realised that there is something wrong with her and spends more time alone in her room, crying. She misses being part of the Toronto bohemian lifestyle and declares, that even though she loves her mum and sister, they don't drink herbal tea like her friends do.

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. She spent two weeks back in hospital and then discharged to go home to her mothers and sisters. She got one big wake up call when she found out how much her prescription was going to be and hatched another plan to get herself re-admitted to hospital to get free medication and prescriptions. She was upset by what was going on and so where her family. Was Kate coming to terms with the fact she was ill or was this just another one of Kates of the wall plans. We will see. www.steppingstonetheatre.co.uk

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. This is the second time she has been in this hospital and it is now becoming clear to Kate, she is mentally ill. Nothing has changed in the hospital except Kate. She still has not come to terms that she has some kind of mental illness and just carries on as though nothing is wrong. She is in stage four, which means she has on her street clothes and is allowed to come and go as she pleases. She is getting on well with the other patients and loves to hear all the gossip. Much bonding is going on over tea and toast as every one gathers together at the big round table. justask@steppinstonetheatre.co.uk

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. This is the second time she has been in this hospital and it is now becoming clear to Kate, she is mentally ill. Nothing has changed in the hospital except Kate. She is now starting to feel very vulnerable and alone. No friends visit, no family visits; she only sees the friends she has made on the ward and still carrying some feelings of grandeur, Kate is demined to have fun regardless of her illness and how she is feeling. Alone, scared and confused, she just carries on being Crazy Katie. www.steppingstonetheatre.co.uk

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. She was now coming to terms that she was mentally ill. She through, the guidance from the staff, started to behave and resigned herself to the fact that she was, mentally ill. She took her medication and this made her feel calm but worse. Not only had she lost the will to fight but, she did not feel herself at all. Withdrawing from everything, she felt nothing.

Comfort food and a healthy dish. Who could ask for anything more?  Before lockdown 2, Kate Fairweather had cooked Noni Needs her Hawaiian Poke bowl which is deeply rooted in Japanese cuisine. Here Kate shares her fast, easy, delicious lunch ideas. And even better, you can use leftovers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continuing the story of the girl most likely to succeed to finding herself on the wrong side of the medication cart in the psychiatric system. Here Kate tell the story about her readmission to the psychiatric unit. She felt alone, afraid and eventual sad when she realised she had lost her reason to fight the illness. She was now coming to terms that she was mentally ill.

Our guest on the podcast this week is London-based art director, designer and illustrator Kate Moross. Best known for their energetic, joyful and colourful work for clients like MTV, One Direction and the Spice Girls, Kate has also earned a reputation for radical transparency, calling out poor employment practices, and being refreshingly open about subjects like money, diversity and their non-binary identity. Here Kate shares their advice on managing your money, working for free, being opinionated in your output and using social media, rather than letting it use you. ... This episode of Creative Lives was brought to you by Lecture in Progress; it was presented by Indi Davies, the editor was Ivor Manly, with production support from Laura Snoad. Lecture in Progress is made possible with the support of our brand partners – they include G . F Smith, Google, Sky Creative Agency, giffgaff, Colophon Foundry and The Paul Smith Foundation.

The Great Indoors is part of #PODSTRIKE, a coalition of podcasts supporting Greta Thunberg and the young people behind the Global Climate Strikes starting this Friday 20th Sept, by helping spread the word. Here Kate and Sophie explain why they support the strike. Have your favourite shows signed up yet? https://www.podstrike.net/ https://globalclimatestrike.net/

If Micha suffers from massive anxiety, Kate suffers from massive fomo. So naturally, she can’t let Micha have all the side note limelight! Here Kate shares things she is loving this summer that are helping her get away from fomo and instead cultivate jomo.

Kate Waldo owns Worm Fancy, a business focused on diverting food waste going into our landfills. She began by working with schools, and implementing local programs which yielded some astounding results – in some cases a 3x reduction in daily trash volume. The scale and applicability of raising composting worms varies widely – from single family home use, to schools & business, to large scale ag operations. Here Kate walks through steps to start and guidance about how to be successful with raising your own composting worms. Types of containers to use (stackable tray systems; Rubbermaid containers) How to set up containers -- bedding, feeding, moisture Ideal type of worm for composting (Eisenia fetida, aka Red Wigglers) Temperature range How to sort worms for harvesting – YouTube video on Light Sorting worms Pre-configured bins or stackable trays for raising worms can be purchased at Worm Fancy, as well as worms to start your population and bulk castings. Worm Fancy can be found on Instagram @wormfancy To ask questions for future shows, submit them at Flower Power Garden Hour Facebook page, The Plant Lady Facebook page, or Instagram. You can also email Marlene questions, future show topic requests and feedback at marlenetheplantlady@gmail.com

If you want to climb bigger mountains, you need bigger skills. This episode is about a snow and ice training course that Kate took through Yamnuska Mountain Adventures to improve her knowledge and safety over snow and ice. Here Kate talks about her experience and some of this skills learnt during this 3 day course. For more information visit: https://yamnuska.com/mountaineering/beginner-programs/mountain-climbing-instruction/

Kate Toon is an award-winning SEO copywriter and SEO consultant with almost two decades of experience in all things advertising, digital and writing. Originally from the UK but now based just outside Sydney. She has worked with big brands such as eHarmony, Curash and Kmart.   She’s helped countless small businesses produce great content and improve their copywriting and SEO. Kate is also the founder of The Clever Copywriting School and The Recipe for SEO Success eCourse, as well as co-host on the Hot Copy Podcast. She presents the Write for Business show for the Dale Beaumont’s Brin.ai app and recently launched The Copywriting Conference – Australia’s first dedicated Copywriting Conference.   2.20 Here Kate shares her top tips if you struggle to be a great copywriter 5.27 Understanding copywriting for SEO - and the key factors 7.10 The art of storytelling - is this just another fad or does it really work? 10.25 SEO is constantly changing, and there is so much information out there on it… but how do know what is good information and what is out of date information. 14.00 Does guest blogging for back links actually work? 16.45 What is the Misfit Entrepreneur 20.06 Dealing with people who are copycats and take you ideas 22.17 Why Kate does not believe in creating business plans 25.05 Why bright shiny object syndrome is awesome! 27.40 Dealing with imposter syndrome 30.15 Learn why Kate is not a huge fan of collaboration

Gerard Ryle of the ICIJ is the brains behind the biggest leak ever, the biggest journalistic collaboration ever. Kate McClymont of Fairfax Media is renowned for fierce investigative reportage revealing corruption in Australia. Here Kate grills Gerard on how John Doe made contact, the system that allowed 400+ reporters to work together, what it takes to uncover scandals on this scale and whether this kind of investigative reporting can be done in Australia. Recorded on Aug. 11, 2016 in Sydney, Australia. Conversations from Storyology is a Walkley Talks series bringing you the best ideas from our 2016 journalism festival. Produced by Kate Golden with help from the 2SER studios in Sydney. Music is "Puzzle Pieces" by Jay Rosevere.

Britflicks.com's Stuart Wright previews 'On Tender Hooks' with director Kate Shenton. On Tender Hooks has its World Premiere at Frightfest 2013. Here Kate talks about the world of human suspension and her experiences suspended by her flesh.. More from Britflicks see www.britflicks.com Intro/Outro music: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0. incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100826. Permissions beyond the scope of this license are available at incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/licenses/.