Toby Harnden is an Author and War Correspondent. He spent almost 25 years working for British newspapers, mainly as a foreign correspondent. He has reported from different places around the world, including London, Belfast, Washington, Jerusalem, and Baghdad. In 2012, he was awarded the Orwell Prize for books. He has written three non-fiction books, which are linked below. Our conversation primarily focused on foreign correspondence, though viewer discretion is advised. I hope you would enjoy this episode, and please be sure to purchase Toby’s books.
Ever wondered what happens when graphic design meets fashion? In this episode, I sit down with Alyx Hucks, a designer who’s blending the digital world with the tactile magic of wearable art. We dive into her journey from creating eye-catching graphics to transforming thrifted pieces into wearable masterpieces that speak to personal growth and loss.
But it’s not just about fabric and design—it’s about the power of creativity as therapy, the unexpected lessons learned through experimenting with new skills, and how our designs can become powerful forms of self-expression. Alyx and I explore the evolving nature of art, the challenges of balancing traditional techniques with digital tools, and the emotional connections that art can help us navigate.
Think art therapy, fashion meets function, and a dash of experimentation—and you’ve got an episode full of inspiration and raw conversation about design, personal growth, and the magic of creating from the heart.
Ready to step into the world where creativity knows no boundaries? Tune in and get inspired to start your own artistic journey.
WKNC interviews Madeline from Carolina Bluegrass group “The Wilder Flower.” We discuss songwriting, performing, and the overall journey of the band so far.
