Podcast appearances and mentions of Penny Martin

We learn about two very different magazines this episode, the common thread being events and tenth anniversaries. After Jeremy and Danielle give an update on the 10th anniversary edition of magCulture Live, London, and discuss a few current magazines favourites from our shelves (including Disco Pogo, WePresent and Litt), Jeremy talks to Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman. Their 28th issue has just been published, but the focus of the conversation is The Gentlewoman Club, which launched ten years ago. Penny explains its origins and selects some highlight events from that first decade. Then we switch to an interview recorded live at the tenth anniversary edition of the Indiecon festival in Hamburg. Jeremy spoke to two of the team from Indian art and design newspaper The Irregular Times—co-founder Tarini Sethi and features editor Vasudhaa Narayanan. They discuss the Indian indie scene and the origins and development of their publication. We're grateful to our friends at Park Communications for their support of the magCulture Podcast. Find them online at www.parkcom.co.uk www.thegentlewoman.co.uk www.theirregulartimes.com www.indiecon-festival.com Audio produced and edited by Sam Williams

Penny Martin discusses Jack and Jill and the important topic of who we should allow to influence us in life.

Penny Martin is the Glaswegian wordsmith perhaps best known for leading The Gentlewoman's masthead as editor in chief. Dialling in from her home in Fife, Scotland, where she overlooks the sea, Penny discusses her career climb, including a stint as a tour guide at the Glasgow School of Art, and reveals some of her earliest conversations with her former boss, the fashion photographer Nick Knight. Plus, she shares her favourite three living spaces in the world. Find out more on The Modern House. You can purchase Matt Gibberd's new book A Modern Way to Live via our website.

Are you looking to sell your home now or in the near future? This week I welcome back guest blogger Penny Martin with some tips on how to make your home more appealing and sell faster. You can also read this article at the Cleveland Appraisal Blog by clicking here. I hope you enjoy this one! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clevelandappraisalblog/message

Few magazines have been as influential in the past decade as The Gentlewoman. Led by former curator Penny Martin, each issue presents a smart and subtly stylish vision of life and creativity. On this episode, Dan speaks with the Editor-in-Chief about the magazine's latest project, “Modern Manners: Instructions for Living Fabulously Well,” an indispensable book on how to navigate contemporary life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

00:00 Show Open / Susan Choe, Executive Director of Ohio Legal Help, a web site that provides Ohioans with legal information, as well as downloadable forms and documents. 20:00 Penny Martin, Chief of Strategy and Public Affairs for the Ohio Department of Development, discusses the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which helps lower income Ohioans who are struggling with winter heating bills. 29:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend has information about gerrymandering and efforts to end discrimination against the LGBTQ community. 43:30 U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio), speaking at the White House this week for the signing of the infrastructure bill. 47:00 U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), discusses the importance of the infrastructure bill to Ohio. 49:30 Judy Mobley, President & CEO of the Children's Hunger Alliance

Penny Martin is an editor and writer, as of 2009 she's been the editor-in-chief of the magazine The Gentlewoman. We chat about the inbuilt obsolesce of her running shoes, the magic of sleeper train travel, why she's looking to join a private gentlemen's club, being pleasantly surprised by the aesthetics of your fanbase, growing up in a house of music, gardening, we do 20 minutes on bar soap, the fragrance additive iso-e-super, and we close on what we love about a great interview. instagram.com/pennyjanemartin twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

Robert Bound chats to Penny Martin, editor in chief of ‘The Gentlewoman', about a new anthology of essays called ‘Modern Manners'. The book is a primer for contemporary life from the elegant and amusing female perspective to which readers of the magazine will already be happily attuned.

All the best bits from the past seven days on Monocle 24, presented by Markus Hippi. Former UK prime minister Tony Blair tells us about the role that vaccine passports could play in international travel; Oscar-winning documentary directors TJ Martin and Dan Lindsay discuss their new film, ‘Tina’; and Penny Martin talks us through the latest issue of ‘The Gentlewoman’.

We speak to the editor in chief of ‘The Gentlewoman’, Penny Martin, about its latest issue featuring actress Scarlett Johansson on the cover. Plus, we look at two brand-new titles, ‘Wonderground’, a biannual title dedicated to nature writing, and Paris-based interior and lifestyle magazine ‘Neptune’.

A wide-ranging conversation with Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of iconic women’s magazine The Gentlewoman. Widely recognised as the definitive style title for discerning women, as The Gentlewoman’s founding editor, Penny is responsible for the exacting editorial standards and refined taste that have made it so influential. Before being tapped by the publishers of Fantastic Man to head up the magazine back in 2010, Penny was previously a curator at the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television and chair of fashion imagery at University of the Arts, London. She also contributes to numerous international publications and consults for several brands, including the likes of Miu Miu and Nike, and is a trustee of The National Trust for Scotland. In this episode we discuss how the magazine has evolved since its debut in 2010 and going against the grain of women’s glossies, as well as the magazine’s driving ethos, the nuts and bolts of the editorial process, and some of The Gentlewoman’s most iconic covers to date. Find Penny Martin on Twitter and Instagram @pennyjanemartin Find The Gentlewoman on Twitter @thegentlewoman and Instagram @the_gentlewoman Check out The Gentlewoman’s archive of interviews at www.thegentlewoman.co.uk/library Pre-order my forthcoming book We Need To Talk About Money (4th Estate) via Amazon or Waterstones. Produced by Chris Sharp and Naomi Mantin.

In episode 2 of Growing through Dance we continue the interview with Dr Penny Martin, we hear how dance has been ever present in her life and leading her to find her tribe. Penny discusses the life skills that growing up with dance has given her and how she has been able to use them to successfully navigate a rigorous medical career and enhance her life. She gives her opinions on the value of dance for everyone.

Episode 1-For most young dancers, the journey begins with recreational classes held after school or on Saturday mornings. For the vast majority of recreational dancers, the fun they have learning to dance is enhanced by the friendships and a shared unique camaraderie bond. Almost by osmosis they also obtain social skills and grow in confidence.In this first episode of Growing through Dance, my guest is the talented Dr Penny Martin, whom I have been privileged to know since her childhood and to have played a small part in her journey as she was a founder member of CCDA (Cirencester Creative Dance Academy). Penny had so many dance related memories to discuss that we had to split the interview to two episodes. Episode 1 Penny recalls her dance activities from the age of 4 to 19, whilst episode 2 discusses the life skills she gained.

What we’ve learned during four years of Trump, letters from our correspondents on how their cities have been handling coronavirus, and interviews with Penny Martin from ‘The Gentlewoman’ and writer and broadcaster James O’Brien.

We speak to Penny Martin, editor in chief of ‘The Gentlewoman’. Plus: online South African daily ‘Daily Maverick’ moves to print and we preview Monocle’s November issue.

Chapter 3: Hunger in Naples Penny Martin, writer and editor-in-chief of the magazine The Gentlewoman, reads the third chapter of Salvatore Ferragamo's autobiography, Shoemaker of Dreams.

The first lunch debate was hosted at Spring, London on June 18th, 2019 by Penny Martin with speeched for and against the motion by the journalist Lauren Collins and the design critic and author Alice Rawsthorn. These were followed by a free-flowing debate among guests including Dina Asher-Smith, Dr Anastasia Dedyukhina, Bella Freud, Susie Lau, Russell Tovey, Kirsty Wark and Peter York on the impact of mobile phones in today's world.

May Chow was resident chef for a lunch hosted by Penny Martin in Beijing on November 20th, 2019, where the writer and podcaster Ann Friedman and the multimedia artist Rosey Chan took on the debate topic of authenticity, with guests including Angel Chen, Yoko Choy, Vicson Guevara, Hung Huang, Julia Long, Meng-Yun Wang and Rita Wang.

Our latest Podcast, recorded at the magCulture Shop in London, is a bumper edition that hangs loosely around the theme of change. The episode opens with Jeremy and Liv flicking through recent new mags, starting with The Face, freshly relaunched after a 15 year hiatus. Can it possibly live up to expectations? The pair also look at this year's print edition of gal-dem and the exciting new Buffalo Zine, and are joined briefly by Erik from Lyrics As Poetry before heading off down a crazy magazine archeaology rabbit hole with guest Danny No. The ups and downs of the contemporary women's magazine are reflected in the next two guests: Marie O'Riordan, editor of Marie Claire from 2001-2008, reflects on the demise of the magazine's print edition. And Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman, discusses her magazine's tenth anniversary. Both highlight the need for character and USP in a magazine. There's just time for a Back Issue – the first ever edition of Berlin's 032c, a very different publication to today's glossy quarterly – before the episode signs off with news of changes of our own. If you enjoy the magCulture Podcast please give it some love on iTunes, Soundcloud or wherever you're listening. And drop us an email with suggestions: podcast@magculture.com Huge thanks to our friends at Park Communications for their support of the magCulture Podcast Podcast edited by Lucy Dearlove

Today I’m with celebrated Australian choreographer, and now choreographer/director of the upcoming production “Catch Me If You Can” -  Cameron Mitchell. Cameron has many strings to his bow, he is a performer, choreographer, teacher and now a director, all of which could be preceded by any glowing superlative you can think of. Today he talks about the show, his past, present and future and what it feels like to make the transition from performer to choreographer to choreographer/director. Cameron is an absolute delight and I doubt you will meet anyone more passionate about his craft. “Catch Me If You Can -The Musical” is based on the 2002 movie of the same name which in turn was based on the 1980 autobiography of Frank Abgnale Jr – a genius con artist that managed to con millions of dollars by faking it in professions he had never trained to do. With a swinging 60’s score by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, it sounds like it’s going to be a cracker. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Book By Terrance McNally, Lyrics By Marc Shaiman, Music By Scott Whittman and Marc Shaiman Presented by LPD in association with Hayes Theatre Co Director and Choreographer Cameron Mitchell Assistant Director Lisa Callingham Musical Supervisor Steven Kreamer Musical Director Anthony Cutrupi Costume Designer Christine Mutton Sound Designer Dave Bergman Lighting Designer Jasmine Rizk Set Designer Kelsey Lee Producer Lauren Peters Production Company LPD Cast includes Jake Speer, Simon Burke, Tim Draxl, Penny Martin, Jessica Di Costa, Monique Salle, Heather McInerney, Stacey Thompson, Erica Stubbs, Jordan Angelides, Jarood Draper, Riley Sutton, Joel Houwen The show runs from July 19th to August 18th Tuesday – Saturday. Be sure to tune in next week for the first of my DIY Interviews with the brilliant Queenie Van de Zandt.  

In the latest episode of our podcast series, the editor of The Gentlewoman talks about growing up in Scotland, her professional background and shares anecdotes from her time in the industry. She also tells the stories behind the five objects that mean the most to her.

This week we speak to Penny Martin, editor of ‘The Gentlewoman’. We also take a look at Indonesia’s publishing scene and chat to Richard West from photography magazine ‘Source’.

"It's not entirely a surprise, but it's a delightful provocation..." Penny Martin is the editor of The Gentlewoman, the phenomenally successful magazine that fills its pages with fascinating women and discerning fashion, all presented with a wry smile that sets it apart from the rest of the newsstand. Renowned for its iconic covers that have featured a wide range of stars including Angela Lansbury, Beyoncé and Simone Biles, it rejects standard tools like cover lines and garish colours, instead using characterful portrait photography and subtle design touches to create an impact. In this conversation Penny speaks about the slow-burn process of choosing their cover stars, the trust they place in their collaborators, and the way she knows that they've got a cover right. ("A magazine cover works for us if I end up shrieking with laughter every time I see it.")

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​​​The Gentlewoman and Gal Dem are two very different magazines combatting a common problem: how women are spoken to by women's magazines. To coincide with International Women's Day, we invited editors Penny Martin and Liv Little into the Pod to discuss their growing magazines, and the role of the editor.

The actor and one-time theology student James Norton discusses his role as Alex Godman in new TV thriller McMafia. His character begins the series as a public advocate of clean capitalism with his own hedge fund investing only in ethical business, but Alex can't escape his Russian family connections and slowly gets drawn into the dangerous world of international organised crime and corruption. Penny Martin, editor of The Gentlewoman, and Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff, deputy editor of gal-dem magazine, discuss the agendas of their respective publications and the independent magazine landscape, which is vibrant and culturally significant.You love opera and would love to nurture such love in a loved one: music critics Norman Lebrecht and Alexandra Coghlan are at hand to help, offering their choices of a recording of an opera to entice the reluctant and a cracker available on a DVD. The Royal and Derngate Theatre in Northampton is staging The Jungle Book. It's impossible, but try to put 'I'm the King of the Swingers' out of your mind. This is a new musical with songs and a score by Joe Stilgoe (yes, son of...), which looks beyond Walt Disney to Rudyard Kipling and his stories about Mowgli, the boy brought up by wolves, and finds in them themes for our times: the complexities of cultural identity in a diverse world, what the Law of the Jungle means and where the Jungle might be. And Joe performs the song he has written for Baloo the Bear, live in the Front Row studio.Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Julian May.

SHOWstudio director and leading image-maker Nick Knight sat down with Penny Martin for In Camera. Broadcast 23 March 2006

Penny Martin, editor of The Gentlewoman magazine, speaks to broadcaster Danielle Radojcin about scoring Zadie Smith for her latest cover, what it was like interviewing Celine's Phoebe Philo, and her concept of fashion which she calls 'soft glamour'. The regular recording takes place at Violet bakery in East London, in front of an audience of about 20 people.

This My Big Idea podcast comes directly from London Fashion Week. In this episode, ASOS editor-at-large Danielle Radojcin speaks to Penny Martin, editor-in-chief of The Gentlewoman magazine about how she has made it such a success and her tips for those looking to build a career in fashion journalism. Penny has also served as the chair of Fashion Imagery at London College of Fashion, editor-in-chief of SHOWstudio.com, curator of special collections at The National Women’s Library and curator at The National Museum of Photography, Film and Television. She is also a contributor to magazines including Fantastic Man and The New York Times, W Magazine, has worked alongside Nick Knight and has curated exhibitions at galleries and museums including The Photographers' Gallery and Somerset House in London. The Gentlewoman offers an informed and intelligent view on fashion, combined with progressive journalism and features on influential modern women such as Fatima Bhutto, Alannah Weston and Floriane de Saint Pierre. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

»I want the The Gentlewoman to be a bit like a club for amazing women – the women that are in it, and the women that read it.« Penny Martin is the brilliant Editor in Chief of the biannual magazine The Gentlewoman. When asked to describe her vision for the magazine she says »we wanted it to be an intelligent magazine for women with really high quality, and by intelligent I mean treating and representing women respectfully.« Penny Martin came from the worlds of curation and academia before she diverted to fashion. Previously she was chair of Fashion Imagery at London College of Fashion and Editor in Chief of photographer Nick Knight’s fashion web site the SHOWStudio.com. She is a contributor to numerous magazines such as Fantastic Man (The Gentlewoman’s brother publication), W and The Independent. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Gentlewoman editor Penny Martin interviewed by Lou Stoppard on 4 September 2014 as a part of SHOWstudio’s ‘In Fashion’ series

Photographer Tim Walker interviewed by Penny Martin on 3 June 2009.

Panel with Roksanda Ilincic and Penny Martin, chaired by Donatien Grau