07/31/2021

Chapter 12 - 'We're back!'

We’re back! After a slightly longer than planned sabbatical (sorry!), the Quarter-Life Chroniclers are back with Episode 12 of our inaugural season. For this momentous event, we thought we’d take a trip down good old memory lane and dig out some of our favourite moments, stories and generally golden content from the first season, and have a little chit chat over a beer about it all! We also decided our first winner of ‘The League of the Millennial Moaners’, and contributed our own irksome selections to the greatest rant-off in living memory. It’s a riotous hour or so which includes a sodden carpet, a slightly over eager X-Factor voice, and some genuinely poignant chat between ourselves - who would have thought it?! We hope you enjoy being back with us as much as we enjoyed being back in the room...together! And live! We’ve been blown away by all your support, be it on socials or just simply by choosing to listen each time. It really means the world to us both. We will be #backfitter this Autumn with Season 2. Until then, have a wonderful rest of your summer & we’ll see you on the other side. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 18m

05/28/2021

Chapter 11 - 'I'm sick and tired of people having fun that I don't understand!'

This week, our intrepid quarter-life chroniclers speak with Lyle's middle brother, the brilliant Eoin Fulton. Eoin, who works in hospitality management, has had quite a quarter-life experience and we had a real open, honest and at times wild conversation covering everything from a dangerous liaison with a wheel of brie, overcoming some of life’s nasty and unexpected hurdles, and being mistaken for Lyle’s twin! TW: This episode does contain some references to mental health, suicide & drug use. Listener discretion is advised. Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by Gibbs Ink. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 2m

05/21/2021

Chapter 10 - 'I jumped from lower case to upper case and I feel much better for it!'

This week, our intrepid quarter-life chroniclers spoke with the wonderful Bengi-Sue Sirin who, alongside her work in education, is also a member of the Deaf community. It was a really powerful, interesting and inspiring conversation about the struggles that deaf people are still facing today, the stigmas she has personally fought back against, and why you should never judge a Pot Noodle consumer! In a Quarter-Life Chronicles first, and as part of our pledge to make our podcast as accessible as we can, we will also be providing a transcript for this episode alongside its release. We have also worked with Bengi-Sue to collate a list of useful resources and links which focus on the topics discussed in this episode: Non-Fictional Literature: Oliver Sacks: Seeing Voices (A Journey into the World of the Deaf) Dr Paddy Ladd: Understanding Deaf Culture: In Search of Deafhood Fictional (Poetry): Ilya Kaminsky: Deaf Republic Raymond Antrobus: The Perseverance Lisa Kelly: A Map Towards Fluency Charities: NDCS (National Deaf Children’s Society) https://www.ndcs.org.uk/ BDA (British Deaf Association) https://bda.org.uk/ Commerce: https://thedeafmarket.com/store/honest-yarn/ (Website promoting Deaf creators/designers work) Media & BSL: https://www.bslzone.co.uk/ https://limpingchicken.com/ Social Media & Activists: https://twitter.com/jamesjoeboyle?s=08 https://twitter.com/thatdeafgirlkj?s=08 https://twitter.com/paulntulila?s=08 https://www.rubbena.com/ https://www.bslzone.co.uk/watch/close-up-series-1/close-up-3-kevin-buckle Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by Gibbs Ink. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 1m

05/14/2021

Chapter 9 - 'It's absolutely fine to obsess over nonsense'

This week, our illustrious quarter-life chroniclers chatted with the glorious Welsh wonder Alis Wyn Davies. Alis is not only Lyle's wonderful fiancée, but also an incredibly talented performer who is about to open as Ophelia in the Theatre Royal Windsor production of 'Hamlet', directed by the wonderful Sean Mathias and starring the incomparable Sir Ian McKellen in the title role. We spoke about all manner of QLC related issues, including the ranking of service stations, taking a stand against age-old casting prejudices, and the excitement of an up-and-coming wedding! Not to mention all things Hamlet! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by Gibbs Ink. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 6m

05/07/2021

Chapter 8 - 'Life is a series of scripts'

This week, the quarter-life chroniclers spoke to the wonderful Rose Trustman and her fantastic father, Matthew Trustman. In a QLC first, Duncan & Lyle spoke to a father/daughter duo about their varying experiences of the quarter-life crisis in their young and (slightly) older years. On the agenda this week were monkeys on boats, an unfortunate camping trip, and learning to take that leap of faith both personally and professionally. Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by Gibbs Ink. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 14m

04/30/2021

Chapter 7 - 'Pain is an agent for change'

After a short mid-season break, our quarter-life chroniclers are back! This week, they spoke to the wonderful Becky Gibbs, founder and creator of the inspirational artistic journal that is Gibbs Ink (Instagram: @gibbs_ink). In a poignant, at times emotional and revealing conversation, Becky spoke to Duncan & Lyle about armchairs in the garden, finding some joy in amongst the murkiest of waters and understanding the subtle art of 'finger bending'. TW: This week's episode contains themes surrounding grief, loss, and discussions about mental health, and listener discretion is advised. Some truly incredible charities and associations concerning these issues are mentioned in the episode, and more information is available via our Instagram page. Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by Gibbs Ink. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 16m

04/02/2021

Chapter 6 - 'Memes can come true'

This week, the quarter-life chroniclers spoke to the absolutely brilliant Doug Simpson about virtual quiz hosting, memes, not owning a Porsche, and the perils of being a Newcastle United fan! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 11m

03/26/2021

Chapter 5 - 'We've got a herb trolley...'

This week, the quarter-life chroniclers chatted to the wonderful Grant Edwards and Chloe Astleford about themed food nights, ballet, being a couple during lockdown, and the merits of purchasing a deep fat fryer! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

59 min

03/19/2021

Chapter 4 - 'Your passion does not have to be your job'

This week, our young pretenders spoke to West Country native turned Londonite Simone Stewart who, among many wonderful creative endeavours, hosts a brilliant podcast entitled 'How To Adult', which much like this one delves deep into the chaotic world of the quarter-life crisis! On the menu this week - the bewilderment when faced with the phenomenon that is 'the mortgage', questioning the honesty of customer service agents, and the frustrations associated with personal and professional comparisons with others as you journey through your 20s. Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 1m

03/12/2021

Chapter 3 - 'You say I'm living on the edge...I'm not chained to a radiator!'

This week, our intrepid quarter-life chroniclers chatted with talented musician and producer Kieron Banerji about fast food disputes, Katie Melua's musical legacy, and a new found obsession with soy candle making! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

57 min

03/04/2021

Chapter 2 - 'Maybe we're not all actually permanently a million years old'

This week, our quarter-life chroniclers chatted to the wonderful Martha Geelan about disco runs, accidental boyfriends, and the ever increasing appeal of garden furniture! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

54 min

02/26/2021

Chapter 1 - 'Proving to young people that I was still relevant'

This week, our quarter-life chroniclers chatted to the sensational Andy Baker and Emily Bairstow about cartoon t-shirts, garlic granules, and whether it is ever appropriate to wear a turtleneck! Original music by Lyle Fulton. Artwork by GibbsInk. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thequarterlifechronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 5m

The Quarter-Life Chronicles

Episodes

Chapter 12 - 'We're back!'

Chapter 11 - 'I'm sick and tired of people having fun that I don't understand!'

Chapter 10 - 'I jumped from lower case to upper case and I feel much better for it!'

Chapter 9 - 'It's absolutely fine to obsess over nonsense'

Chapter 8 - 'Life is a series of scripts'

Chapter 7 - 'Pain is an agent for change'

Chapter 6 - 'Memes can come true'

Chapter 5 - 'We've got a herb trolley...'

Chapter 4 - 'Your passion does not have to be your job'

Chapter 3 - 'You say I'm living on the edge...I'm not chained to a radiator!'

Chapter 2 - 'Maybe we're not all actually permanently a million years old'

Chapter 1 - 'Proving to young people that I was still relevant'

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