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Tell Me Over TeaFor those of us who know that tea, and stories are simply better when shared.Welcome to Tell Me Over Tea — a cosy storytelling podcast that feels a bit like pulling up a chair at the kitchen table, cuppa in hand, and making space for the stories that shaped…
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Episode 26: Sarah Stamm from Salisbury and Maude - On Creativity, Courage and Making Things That Matter (opens the original)
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Sarah’s photo Show Notes Episode 26 Sarah Stamm from Salisbury and Maude: On Creativity, Courage and Making Things That Matter From a childhood surrounded by wool and fabric to a celebrated handmade brand in regional Victoria — this is Sarah's story. Today on Tell Me Over Tea I am sitting down with the lovely Sarah Stamm — the founder and creative director of Salisbury and Maude, a beautiful Australian brand known for its handcrafted artworks, botanical wreaths, quilts, knitting and fine art pri
Episode 25: Kitchen Table Letters: Windy Harbour, Grandparents & The Cosy Places From Childhood (opens the original)
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Show Notes Episode 25: Kitchen Table Letters: Windy Harbour, Grandparents & The Cosy Places From Childhood Two letters, one thread — the places that never leave us In today’s episode, I’m sharing two letters from the Kitchen Table Letters series — my project inviting women to answer reflective questions the old-fashioned way, with pen, paper, and a stamp. This episode’s theme is place , and by beautiful coincidence, both letters lead us to the same tender ground: memories of grandparents. First,
Episode 24: Tess Lehman’s Story -Never Going Back in the Box (opens the original)
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Show Notes Episode 24: Tess Lehman’s Story - Never Going Back in the Box On coming out, starting over, and learning to be exactly who you are (Trigger warning: this episode contains some swearing. Just so you know what you’re in for — but I promise it’s worth it.) Today I am joined by a woman I found the way I find most good things — scrolling Instagram at some point when I should have been doing something else. Tess Lehman is a photographer based in Newcastle, and her Instagram bio reads: Photo
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