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Episode 23 // Recap of Fran Kelly and Gillian Nasato

April 21, 2020

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Episode 22 // Gillian Nasato – Reassurance From the Frontline

April 21, 2020

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Episode 21 // Nadine Ingram – Baking For Comfort But Staying In Business

April 21, 2020

Mini Series Fran Kelly Tile 2 (2)

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Episode 20 // Fran Kelly – Mastering the Newsfeed

April 21, 2020

Structure Your Day

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Episode 19 // Structure Your Day

April 21, 2020

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Episode 18 // She’s Back – Julie Gibbs

April 21, 2020

Leonard House in Order

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Episode 17 // Get Your House in Order

April 21, 2020

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Oana Aristide dived "Under The Blue" with her drea

Oana Aristide dived "Under The Blue" with her dreams of owning a piece of paradise on the island of Syros in Greece @aristidesyros⁠ ⁠
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Make sure you look out for our conversation in Episode 37 of #unpaused later this week!⁠ ⁠
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"The Accidental Hotelier"⁠ "The decision to become hoteliers was made sitting on a pavement with my mum and sister, shielding our eyes from the Greek sun. There, in front of the neoclassical palazzo we had just visited, the hotel idea somehow presented itself as a solution."⁠ ⁠ ⁠
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A quote from her interview with the Financial Times. Read the full article here https://tinyurl.com/4ks87zvs⁠

Episode 37 will be live very soon!⁠ ⁠ Make sur

Episode 37 will be live very soon!⁠
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Make sure you keep in touch with the Unpaused community, We have extra guest information as well as book recommendations PLUS you’ll be notified when new episodes are released! Sign up to the newsletter on our website and stay close.⁠

From where you'd rather be - "Under the Blue" with

From where you'd rather be - "Under the Blue" with Oana Aristide @aristidesyros
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New #unpaused Episode coming soon!

"It was a point she would make in recruiting women

"It was a point she would make in recruiting women to run for Congress, especially to those who demurred that they were “only a homemaker” and therefore unqualified to run for office. She would tell them that the skills that made her an accomplished legislator, in being able to manage chaos and motivate people, were those she had honed as a mother. In that role she had learned to command, to delegate, to understand what appeals would resonate best with each individual. To lead."⁠
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From Vanity Fair - “You Play Rough, You Get Hurt”: How Nancy Pelosi’s Family Life Prepared Her to Make Political History⁠
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Read more here - https://tinyurl.com/usjezpbn @speakerpelosi

Each year, @ruthribeaucourt presided over a worksh

Each year, @ruthribeaucourt presided over a workshop in Provence in the late summer when the countryside is at its peak - an immersion in the creative life of the south-west of France, with photographers, cooks, textile artists and other creatives. It was at just such a retreat in July 2019 that Judy came to know Ruth, and to interview her and @annabellehickson for Unpaused. It was an intensive 5-day program for the fortunate few, now a distant memory and likely unrepeatable.⁠
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Still, it was probably this retreat, and the deep seclusion that Covid enforced, that spawned two different magazine mastheads, Hickson’s @Galah.press and Ribeaucourt’s @Faire.press each so characteristic of their irrepressible founding editors.

Unpaused Alumni - one of our most popular intervie

Unpaused Alumni - one of our most popular interviews – Episode 6 with @ruthribeaucourt.⁠
The highly skilled artisan ribbon-makers at Julien Faure at St Just St Rambert and Saint-Etienne in France use restored Jacquard looms which are more than 150 years old to weave the ribbons which modern machines cannot hope to reproduce. With an output of just 6 metres of ribbon per day, they supply the haute couture houses of France and Italy with the ribbons that immediately set their creations apart. Instantly recognisable to the connoisseur, their ribbons are woven according to time-honoured traditions and artisanship which ground France's priceless cultural patrimony. ⁠
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Ruth Ribeaucourt's amazing story of her discovery of her husband's family's role in this industry over the last two centuries is, simply, wonderful. ⁠
//⁠ @ruthribeaucourt @thefrenchmuse @julienfaure1864 @faire.press⁠

⁠ S5, Ep 36 - Nicolette Rubinsztein: Not Guilty!

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S5, Ep 36 - Nicolette Rubinsztein: Not Guilty! Strategically Juggling Work & Home⁠
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It turns out that what makes a good strategist also makes a good working mother, if the philosophy and experience of strategic business planning are applied across from the working day to the after hours of caring for a family, a marriage and a home.⁠
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That's what I’ve gleaned from interviewing Nicolette Rubinsztein for the Unpaused podcast, having first read Nicolette’s book, Not Guilty.

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