Season 2:

• Suchandrika Chakrabarti

  Published: 15th October, 2020

  In conversation with Suchandrika Chakrabarti, a London-based journalist, trainer, and host of Freelance Pod - about keeping ahead of new technologies, socially distancing strippers, and camaraderie between freelancers. → View episode page and notes

• Andy Swann

  Published: 8th October, 2020

  Talking to Andy Swann, author of "The Human Workplace", host of The Lifework podcast, and founder of "My Amazing Team" on how to maintain positive relationships under challenging circumstances, moving from optimist to cynic, why technology isn't the answer, but hand-delivering cake and beer might be. → View episode page and notes

• Sabrina Bramble

  Published: 1st October, 2020

  We catch up with Sabrina Bramble - Pilates instructor, Writer, Host of My Staff Room, Drummer, LIfe Drawer, Swing Dancer... and ask, how are you? → View episode page and notes

• Pip Rowson

  Published: 24th September, 2020

  In conversation with Pip Rowson, on her first day of full-time freelancing on how to get off to a good start, missing saying good morning to the team, and the risks of carpark potholes. → View episode page and notes

• The Future of Coworking?

  Published: 17th September, 2020

  In the first episode of Season 2, we speak to three very different type of coworking businesses and ask what covid means for the future of working together. → View episode page and notes

Minicooler:

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  On Uncertainty

  Published: 17th March, 2020

  Pip and I talk about uncertainty - a pressing concern for many of the self-employed, and look at our relationship to locus of control.

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  Coronavirus and Freelancing

  Published: 10th March, 2020

  A quick overview of things to consider if you're freelancing and worried about coronavirus and COVID-19

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  On Communication

  Published: 3rd March, 2020

  Pip Richardson and I discuss some of the themes from the first season of our podcast, so I can talk to a professional about: communication.

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  On Imposter Syndrome

  Published: 25th February, 2020

  Discussing some of the themes from Season One with Pip Richardson, founder of The Circle Line, so I can talk to a professional about: imposter syndrome.

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  On Rejection

  Published: 18th February, 2020

  Discussing some of the themes uncovered in Season One with Pip Richardson, founder of The Circle Line, so I can talk to a professional about: rejection.

Season 1:

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  Season One - wrapup, themes and observations.

  Published: 11th February, 2020

  A wrap-up of what we learned from season one of No More Watercooler - observations on why our guests have been so open, and a surprising discovery for organisations who might find this valuable - and six key points that we've taken from those we've spoken to.

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  Sera Miller

  Published: 4th February, 2020

  Sera Miller is one of the co-founders of the Fawnbrake Collective - a freelance first business which builds bespoke teams for client challenges.

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  Sam Judge

  Published: 28th January, 2020

  This week, I’m talking to Sam Judge, an independent Design Director who has recently published the Disquiet: Hidden Depths of Man.

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  Judit Saez

  Published: 21st January, 2020

  This week, I’m talking to Judit Saez, a freelancer who has chosen to work nomadically.

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  Jess Sims & Laura West - The Doers

  Published: 14th January, 2020

  This week, we’re speaking to Jess Sims and Laura West, co-founders of marketing agency The Doers.

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  Adrian Cockle

  Published: 7th January, 2020

  We spoke to Adrian Cockle - a London based freelance digital consultant on redundancy as a trigger for freelancing, the importance of a support network, and being able to spot the signs of poor mental health.

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  Liam O'Neill

  Published: 30th December, 2019

  We speak to Liam O'Neill, a London based freelance digital creative and designer with Bipolar Disorder, about how it affects his work and why sometimes scrolling up is as bad as scrolling down.

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  Rachelle Denton

  Published: 23rd December, 2019

  This week, we spoke to Rachelle Denton, co-founder of Storm Collective, on importance of having a partner, why being open with your team makes for better work, and the truth about side projects.

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  Matt Desmier

  Published: 16th December, 2019

  Matt Desmier is a recognised face on the UK's south coast digital scene. We caught up about getting expelled from school, turning down the offer of his own pub, and why he claims to be a benign dictator.