74 episodes
How To Hold A Grudge Sophie Hannah
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- Health & Fitness
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4.7 • 24 Ratings
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Many of us believe it’s always wrong, and bad for us, to hold a grudge. But what if our grudges, when handled correctly, can be positively good for us and for others? What if grudges are actually great — not a cause for guilt, but exactly what we need to lead a happier, safer, more fulfilled life? Join internationally bestselling crime writer and grudge-holder extraordinaire Sophie Hannah to find out all about the power of grudges to transform your life for the better and to make the world a more peaceful and compassionate place.
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The DARVO Challenge and some Grudge Reality Checks
This week Sophie and Nic Aubury look back on some of Sophie's recent grudges to make sure they pass muster and tackle important questions such as 'is it ever okay to put your dog poo in someone else's wheelie bin without asking?'
For more information on Sophie's books please visit www.sophiehannah.com -
Calories on Menus: Grudgeworthy or Great?
This week Sophie is joined by a special guest, food writer and journalist Bee Wilson, to discuss a hot topic. Resturants across the UK are now including calorie content alongside the dishes on their menu. Is this a positive step towards tackling a major public health crisis, or a grudgeworthy development?
You can find Bee on Twitter @KitchenBee
For morre information about Sophie and her writing please visit www.sophiehannh.com -
Grudgeworthy Marketing
This week Sophie and Nic Aubury discuss the subject of marketing. Can it ever be grudgeworthy for a company to try and sell you something? Can the way things are advertised be grounds for a grudge? And what about the products themselves? Are certain products so grudgeworthy that they should not be marketed? Let the grudge experts guide you through this complex and ever-developing issue.
You can follow Nic on Twitter @NucAubury or visit his website www.nicaubury.com.
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Anonymity
In this instalment Sophie and Nic Aubury take a look at the thorny issue of online anonymity and its associated grudges.
You can follow Nic on Twitter @NucAubury or visit his website www.nicaubury.com.
For more info about Sophie and her projects please visit www.sophiehannah.com -
The Merch
This week sees the return of How to Hold a Grudge podcast stalwart and Grudge Poet Laureate Nic Aubury.
Sophie and Nic dive into the at times complex subject of intelletual property, in particular 'merch'. When is it grudgeworthy to make your own merch using someone else's IP? Can it be grudgeworthy to crack down on such endeavours? Look no further for the answers to these questions and more!
You can follow Nic on Twitter @NucAubury or visit his website www.nicaubury.com.
For more info about Sophie and her projects please visit www.sophiehannah.com -
Too Much Information
How to Hold a Grudge returns with a whole new set of additions to the grudge cabinet.
Sophie is joined by podcast regular and bestselling author Naomi Alderman. Sophie and Naomi dig into a new and hard to define grudge - the Too Much Information Grudge? Intrigued? Press play to find out more!
For more information about Sophie's books and other projects please visit www.sophiehannah.com.
Customer Reviews
Love this
I really love Sophie’s take on holding a grudge and her voice is so calming and reassuring. It feels like having a conversation with a wise friend. Just love it - lots of thought-provoking topics and the guests are great too - showing differences of opinion which helps shape my own. Brilliant! ❤️
So interesting and sensible
I LOVE this podcast it’s always so interesting with some great ways of looking and dealing with difficult or upsetting situations. I really like Sophie’s guests too they also bring a great deal to the table. It’s so refreshing to listen to 2 people who sometimes have a difference of opinion discuss it in an open, honest and non-judgemental way. There is also a lot humour too. All this and Sophie writes great thrillers 🙂 Thank you
Such an original and interesting podcast
I love this podcast. Sophie is a natural presenter and I always find something useful to take away from each and every episode.