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Teach Inspire Create is a podcast about creativity and education. Each series is comprised of 8 episodes, featuring 8 guests from the creative industries. In each episode, we will talk to our guests about their different experiences and values, and how these can influence diverse ways of teaching. Through stimulating conversation, we hope to inspire your inner student and lead you to create new pathways of exploration in your and your student's creative practice. Each week our guests will give a ‘provocation’ that aims to disrupt and challenge your thinking. This is yours to use, explore and create with. We would like to invite listeners to share responses and feedback on social media using the hashtag #TICPodcast Follow us: @ualawardingbody Listen to the episodes below or search ‘Teach inspire Create Podcast’ on your favourite streaming platform to subscribe and listen. This podcast is created by UAL Awarding Body and hosted by M
UAL Awarding Body hosts Teach Inspire Create, a arts show with 43 episodes published.
Emma Bernard is a theatre maker, director and playwright whose work explores creativity, collaboration and the power of performance to connect people. Through devised theatre and socially engaged practice, she creates sp
Niall Smith is an award-winning music and culture journalist, broadcaster and founder of The Culture Crypt. His work spans journalism, publishing, radio and cultural archiving, with a focus on documenting and celebrating
Yvette Blundell is a fashion and textiles educator, former textile designer, and curriculum leader on the UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design. Drawing on her experiences growing up in rural Somerset, working across
Paul Glennon is an artist, designer, and educator. He's taught art and design at every educational level, from primary school to higher education, and he is currently head of Outreach and Access at the University of the
Natalia Hinds is an award-winning voice and performance director. Through storytelling, character work, and collaboration, her work explores how voice, movement and imagination bring digital worlds to life. In this podca
Narinder Sagoo is an architect, artist, and senior partner at Foster + Partners. Through drawing, design, and storytelling, his work explores how creativity, curiosity, and human connection can shape the spaces we live i
Justine Watt is an award-winning Scottish sculptor. Working with unwanted everyday objects, her work explores how we might reuse more and throw away less. From running away to join the circus to becoming an award-winning
Dr Matt Lodder is an art historian, author and expert in tattooing and body modification, and a Senior Lecturer in Art History at the University of Essex. His research focuses on tattoo culture and material history, and
Sophie Deen is a multifaceted entrepreneur, children's author and dedicated advocate for the ethical use of AI. She runs Bright Little Labs, an award-winning kids media company that focuses on education in twenty-first c
Sam Read-Graves is a BAFTA nominated video game developer and ex-teacher. He has made many games and is the creator of Trolley Problem, Inc., a darkly comedic narrative game based on real world philosophy. In this episod
Sally O'Reilly is a writer whose versatile work spans the creative arts and beyond. She writes for performance, page, and video. Her work often combines the theoretical, the technical, the comic, the fantastical, and the
Ivan Michael Blackstock is an artist and creative director whose work has been performed in iconic venues across the world. In this episode, Ivan explores the different roles he occupies in his work; how he uses choreogr
Professor Michelle Williams Gamaker is an artist filmmaker whose work explores critical alternatives to Western cinematic storytelling. Her award winning films have featured in the British Film Institute, and she is curr
Simon Keep is a sound artist, musician, researcher and educator. He is the founder of Holkham Sound and has created sounds for film and TV, and he also runs a music charity called Clip. In this episode, Simon talks all a
Monique Foulger works as an associate producer at Opera Holland Park, as well as being a founding member of InGiving. In this episode Monique delves into how she got into the world of opera, the magic of creating spectac
Harris Elliott is a multi disciplined creative director and stylist with 20 years experience working across the fashion, art, and music industries. In this episode, Harris discusses what it means to be a stylist and arti
Abbas Zahedi is an artist who grew up in Shepherds Bush, West London. He works with sound, installation and performance art. In this episode, Abbas will be talking about his route into art after first studying to become
Kimmy Beatbox is one of the UK's top beatboxers. They started their career busking in Liverpool and Manchester, and now they perform across the UK and collaborate with global brands. In this episode, Kimmy talks about wh
George Yarnton is an artist and illustrator from Ipswich, who has designed for magazines such as Enemy and Vice, as well as for the music industry and skateboard brand. In this episode, George talks about how he develops
Anna Ssemuyaba is a screenwriter who has worked on many different projects across film and TV. She was named by Deadline as one of the UK's 10 Rising Stars of 2020 and featured on the 2019 Brit List . In this episode, An
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