HeyJaredKnowing You with Sarah Cripps
Knowing You is a space for honest, uplifting conversations about the people and moments that shape who we are. Knowing You continues the journey that began with The Big Balance Theory. Over years of conversations, one theme kept emerging - the power of connection.
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Knowing You – Conversation 24: Painting a Life of Difference with Aisling Edwards (opens the original)
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At 26, Aisling Edwards appears to be living life brilliantly - following her dreams, one happy or planned accident at a time. She works 30 hours a week in a gym while building her career as a sculptor and painter, creating work that captures aspects of the unknown and undiscovered and brings them into view. Aisling has always been someone who says yes to opportunities and, when the opportunity doesn't exist, she's quite happy to create one herself through a conversation. There's been no grand ro
Conversation 23 | The Gift of Grief with Em Melrose (opens the original)
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Knowing You… because every person has a story worth knowing. What happens when life changes beyond anything you could ever have imagined? In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Em Melrose , whose life was turned upside down during 2019 and 2020 when she experienced three significant losses, including the death of her husband and business partner. Many people would understand if grief became the defining chapter of their lives. Not Em. Five years on, she describes that heartbreaking perio
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