Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca holman

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What does freedom mean to you? It could be jumping into a lake in Guatemala, it could be finishing a cup of tea in peace! Guests Konnie Huq, Anna Hart and Rebecca Holman tell presenter Viv Groskop their secrets for finding freedom in everyday life. The team debate the pros and cons of leaving social media, and ask if the art of packing a suitcase could hold the key to a simpler existence? Plus Anna Hart shares her top tips for a stress-free summer.

Danny Mullikin and Rebecca Holman of Tuatha Dea return to Pagan-Musings to talk about their latest release, Kilts & Corsets, and their Appalachian Tour. After surviving the wild fires in the Gaitlinburg, TN area, Tuatha Dea has come together to work to strengthen their community. With the help of fans all over the place, they have not only done that but thrived. New members to the family have brought new blood to the music.  With Kilts & Corsets out on the airwaves, Danny and Rebecca are focused on turning their Appalachian Tour into a magical get-away!

Rebecca Holman is the editor of The Debrief and the author of BETA: Quiet Girls Can Run The World. Rebecca was also my boss when I worked at The Debrief years ago, and so it was nice to catch up with her, especially as she also featured me in her book (which you should all read). Rebecca’s book BETA is published on 24th August '17 and takes a look at the two stereotypes of women in the workplace: the Alpha boss, or the Beta secretary or assistant. Rebecca is self-defined as a straight up Beta and she describes the differences between the two terms on the podcast. Obviously being reduced to two stereotypes isn’t massively helpful and of course there is a sliding scale. What if you’re a Beta who wants to lead and be the boss in the workplace - like Rebecca? Can you be a successful boss who is also quiet, reserved and likes going home on time? BETA celebrates the collaborators and the people who believe that being nice works and getting your own way isn't always the most important thing. It is a call-to-arms that explores the unsung workforce of BETA women who are being great bosses, great leaders and are still living their own lives: having relationships, making time for friends, having families. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.