Watson-Howland

Duncan Bhaskaran Brown is a speaker, author, and sobriety coach who shares his compelling journey from addiction to advocacy in this insightful episode, with host Jacob J. Watson-Howland, an award-winning BBC-featured photographer and podcaster.Expect to learn the complexities of overcoming alcohol addiction, the crucial role of beliefs in shaping behaviour and the importance of cognitive realignment rather than relying solely on willpower.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Duncan Bhaskaran Brown02:02

Jane Peyton is one of Britain’s most celebrated drinks experts—an award-winning author, broadcaster, and founder of the School of Booze, renowned for her engaging education on beer, cider, and wine. As the UK’s first certified Pommelier (cider sommelier) and Beer Sommelier of the Year, Jane has written eleven books on alcoholic drinks, spearheaded Beer Day Britain, and earned accolades including a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest beer tasting. Her passion for the cultural history of

Hans Abbing PhD is a cultural economist, artist, and author known for his work 'Why Are Artists Poor?Expect to learn the unique economic dynamics of the art world, addressing common myths and misconceptions about the value and allure of art.What will be the impact of technology and AI on art production, the role of government subsidies, and why the arts are so appealing to young creatives?Expect to learn the importance of self-education and business acumen for artists, the evolving digital

Ken Thompson is a renowned plant ecologist and author of several well-regarded books on gardening and popular science, such as Where Do Camels Belong? and Darwin's Most Wonderful Plants. His works are published by notable publishers, and he has received awards like the Royal Horticultural Society’s Veitch Memorial Medal. Expect to learn how you can boost biodiversity and why saving individual species isn’t effective, and much more!Why are conservation and biodiversity issues so complex? Why is most

Winston Churchill was not only a soldier and British Prime Minister but also an accomplished painter and a prolific writer. He shaped history with his decisive leadership during World War II and left a legacy that continues to inspire generations.In a world where challenges abound, how can we glean lessons from Churchill's life to enhance our own leadership and creativity?In this episode, award-winning photographer Jacob J. Watson-Howland dives into Paul Johnson's biography of Churchill,

Andy Warhol was a MoMA-exhibited, Time-cover-featured Pop Art visionary and cultural icon. He transformed commercial illustration into a $500M art empire, redefining creativity in the age of mass production.In a world where everyone wants to "be an artist," how do you turn creativity into a sustainable empire?Expect to learn why business art is the best art, Warhol’s maxim to help you endure tough times, why photographers and artists should use empty space in their work, why it’s vital to market

In this episode, award-winning photographer Jacob J. Watson-Howland delves into David Yarrow's book 'How I Make Photographs,' exploring Yarrow's meticulous approach to photography.In a world where everyone is a photographer, how can you stand out and make your work profitable?Expect to learn practical advice on avoiding tension points in compositions, the significance of patience, the significance of extensive planning and research, being a harsh self-critic to ensure only the best work is