Caroline Kent's guest appearances

Caroline Kent

Bad at Sports

Up With The Lark And

Archives + Futures

SSC - Strategists of Social Change 

Nicole Marroquin

Edra Soto

Mark Allen

Gavin Turk

David Shrigley

Chris Walla

John Jennings

Jenn Smith

Michael Parker

Holly Hanessian

Scott McCloud

Sophie Ashby

Marina Abramović

Chris Ware

Claire Ashley

OwlTail

Frauen leben in einem bewaffneten Konflikt gefährlicher als Soldaten.  Caroline Kent ist die Deutschlandchefin von Women for Women International. Die Organisation  hilft Frauen, die einen Krieg überlebt haben, sich ein neues Leben aufzubauen. Dabei geht es auch um die besonderen Chancen, die sich eröffnen, wenn man Frauen in Friedensgespräche mit einbezieht oder um die enormen Effekte, die sich ergeben, wenn Frauen sich aus einer informellen wirtschaftlichen Rolle hin zu formelleren wirtschaftlichen Akteurinnen entwickeln. Caroline erzählt, welche unfassbare Geschichte der Tochter des Piloten von Saddam Hussein dahinter steckt. Sie hat sich aber schon früher herausfordernde Aufgaben ausgesucht und erzählt bei SSC, wie wichtig es für die Sicherheit von Menschenrechtsverteidiger:innen ist, über die Funktionen digitaler Tools gut aufgeklärt zu sein. Und natürlich erzählt sie von ihrem eigenen Weg.Ihre Buchempfehlungen: Weapons of Math Destruction von Cathy O'Neil, Half the Sky von Nicholas Kristof und Sheryl WuDunn sowie der Dokumentarfilm "The Great Hack".

Frauen leben in einem bewaffneten Konflikt gefährlicher als Soldaten.  Caroline Kent ist die Deutschlandchefin von Women for Women International. Die Organisation  hilft Frauen, die einen Krieg überlebt haben, sich ein neues Leben aufzubauen. Dabei geht es auch um die besonderen Chancen, die sich eröffnen, wenn man Frauen in Friedensgespräche mit einbezieht oder um die enormen Effekte, die sich ergeben, wenn Frauen sich aus einer informellen wirtschaftlichen Rolle hin zu formelleren wirtschaftlichen Akteurinnen entwickeln. Caroline erzählt, welche unfassbare Geschichte der Tochter des Piloten von Saddam Hussein dahinter steckt. Sie hat sich aber schon früher herausfordernde Aufgaben ausgesucht und erzählt bei SSC, wie wichtig es für die Sicherheit von Menschenrechtsverteidiger:innen ist, über die Funktionen digitaler Tools gut aufgeklärt zu sein. Und natürlich erzählt sie von ihrem eigenen Weg. Ihre Buchempfehlungen: Weapons of Math Destruction von Cathy O'Neil, Half the Sky von Nicholas Kristof und Sheryl WuDunn sowie der Dokumentarfilm "The Great Hack".

Folge 9: Caroline Kent | Frauen in Krieg und Konflikt

In this episode, Ivan talks to Caroline Kent about finding and claiming your voice by leaving your context, discovering your own language through abstraction, her experiences in Romania and Mexico City, and how discipline can be your friend in the studio.

S02EP06 - Caroline Kent

We are back. The audio team needed a little time to recover from a blisteringly hard 2020 but here we kicking it off strong! Hello 2021! This episode kicks off a miniseries of artist interviews from LatinXAmerican at the DePaul Art Museum. Duncan and Brian chat with Caroline Kent about abstract painting, twin language, and refining an artistic practice during the pandemic.

We are back. The audio team needed a little time to recover from a blisteringly hard 2020 but here we kicking it off strong! Hello 2021! This episode kicks off a miniseries of artist interviews from LatinXAmerican at the DePaul Art Museum. Duncan and Brian chat with Caroline Kent about abstract painting, twin language, and refining an artistic practice during the pandemic.

Bad at Sports Episode 759: Caroline Kent

Long before lockdown, I invited Caroline Kent of Scribble and Daub to join me on the podcast to discuss the challenge and thrill of finding, signing and working with stockists. I was so struck by her great directory of stockists ranging from national treasures, galleries and little gems both here and across the globe that I could not resist asking her to share her secret! Amazingly, Caroline agreed and we sat in her delightful kitchen, drank black coffee and delved into the story of Scribble and Daub. At the time, pandemic was a concept not the global tragedy it has become. Caroline and I have both been incredibly grateful to be able to shelter safely in our respective Sussex cottages and are acutely aware of how very lucky we are. And it is just that sense of gratitude that has shone through in Caroline’s response to this time - she has celebrated #youarewhatyougive, encouraging us all to send a card, to take time to sit down and write, to savour the walk to the postbox, to connect, to offer up the thrill of receiving a beautiful hand-written card. And so, I asked Caroline if she would re-record our episode to explore her experience of the pandemic and she graciously agreed. And so, we talk a great deal about how Scribble and Daub began, how she has developed a thriving business and an incredible directory of stockists, the power of persistence, the impact of Covid-19, that you are what you give and her hope for a future where we continue to create and to cherish one another. Scribble &amp; Daub: www.scribbleanddaub.com

Long before lockdown, I invited Caroline Kent of Scribble and Daub to join me on the podcast to discuss the challenge and thrill of finding, signing and working with stockists. I was so struck by her great directory of stockists ranging from national treasures, galleries and little gems both here and across the globe that I could not resist asking her to share her secret! Amazingly, Caroline agreed and we sat in her delightful kitchen, drank black coffee and delved into the story of Scribble and Daub. At the time, pandemic was a concept not the global tragedy it has become. Caroline and I have both been incredibly grateful to be able to shelter safely in our respective Sussex cottages and are acutely aware of how very lucky we are. And it is just that sense of gratitude that has shone through in Caroline’s response to this time - she has celebrated #youarewhatyougive, encouraging us all to send a card, to take time to sit down and write, to savour the walk to the postbox, to connect, to offer up the thrill of receiving a beautiful hand-written card. And so, I asked Caroline if she would re-record our episode to explore her experience of the pandemic and she graciously agreed. And so, we talk a great deal about how Scribble and Daub began, how she has developed a thriving business and an incredible directory of stockists, the power of persistence, the impact of Covid-19, that you are what you give and her hope for a future where we continue to create and to cherish one another. Scribble &amp; Daub: <a href="http://www.scribbleanddaub.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.scribbleanddaub.com</a>