Chloe Peacock's guest appearances

Chloe Peacock

Unclassified Woman

The Glow Show

Surviving Society

Joe Kennedy

Ezzie Spencer

Anaiya Sophia

Carren Smith

Mary Reynolds

Susan Quilliam

Angela Saini

Kelly Surtees

Danny Dorling

Meghan Daum

Jennifer Miller

Julie Parker

Gary Younge

Steve Roberts

Tommy Robinson

OwlTail

Chloe talks through her PhD research where she has been interviewing civil servants; prosecutors, judges, defence lawyers, magistrates and probation services who were directly involved in the criminal justice response to the unlawful killing of Mark Duggan and the subsequent riots that followed in 2011.Useful links-Michael Gove’s rhetoric on prisons -http://research.gold.ac.uk/23722/1/Chloe%20Peacock%202017%20Curative%2C%20regenerating%2C%20redemptive%20and%20liberating_.pdf)OpenDemocracy article on riots and regeneration: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opensecurity/territorial-stigma-and-regeneration-in-tottenham/Sociological Review blog on logic of punishment and links to logic of debt: https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/reflecting-on-the-moral-economies-of-debt-and-punishment/

Chloe talks through her PhD research where she has been interviewing civil servants; prosecutors, judges, defence lawyers, magistrates and probation services who were directly involved in the criminal justice response to the unlawful killing of Mark Duggan and the subsequent riots that followed in 2011. Useful links- Michael Gove’s rhetoric on prisons -<a href="http://research.gold.ac.uk/23722/1/Chloe%20Peacock%202017%20Curative%2C%20regenerating%2C%20redemptive%20and%20liberating_.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://research.gold.ac.uk/23722/1/Chloe%20Peacock%202017%20Curative%2C%20regenerating%2C%20redemptive%20and%20liberating_.pdf</a>) OpenDemocracy article on riots and regeneration: <a href="https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opensecurity/territorial-stigma-and-regeneration-in-tottenham/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opensecurity/territorial-stigma-and-regeneration-in-tottenham/</a> Sociological Review blog on logic of punishment and links to logic of debt: <a href="https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/reflecting-on-the-moral-economies-of-debt-and-punishment/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/reflecting-on-the-moral-economies-of-debt-and-punishment/</a>

E057 Chloe Peacock: Criminal Justice responses to the riots (2011)

Dr. Chloe Peacock is a qualitative research expert specializing in cultural and visual analysis and methods such as semiotics and ethnography. She works mainly with brands and digital marketing agencies helping them understand their consumers attitudes and beliefs and she also has a doctorate in communication theory on brand consumer participation.On a personal level Chloe, aged 40 is part of a growing demographic of women who do not have children. She founded The League of Fabulous Women (TLFW) - a fast-growing, national friendship network for women without children based in the UK.  The League of Fabulous Women is a thriving online community and there are also TLFW Meetup groups in London, Brighton and Bristol. Make sure to get in touch with Chloe should you be interested in setting up a group or attend one of the existing Meetups  www.tlfw.co.ukI came across The League of Fabulous Women during my own search for some level of support, knowledge and understanding as I went through the journey of making some very difficult decisions in terms of having my own children. In our interview we talk about the power of friendship, creating connection in the digital age - and especially how our friendships are so much part of how we learn about ourselves, what makes us happy and how we interact in our intimate relationships. Love,Anéane@datingcoach.ukwww.datingcoach.uk www.twitter.com/datingcoach

Dr. Chloe Peacock is a qualitative research expert specializing in cultural and visual analysis and methods such as semiotics and ethnography. She works mainly with brands and digital marketing agencies helping them understand their consumers attitudes and beliefs and she also has a doctorate in communication theory on brand consumer participation. On a personal level Chloe, aged 40 is part of a growing demographic of women who do not have children. She founded The League of Fabulous Women (TLFW) - a fast-growing, national friendship network for women without children based in the UK. The League of Fabulous Women is a thriving online community and there are also TLFW Meetup groups in London, Brighton and Bristol. Make sure to get in touch with Chloe should you be interested in setting up a group or attend one of the existing Meetups <a href="http://www.tlfw.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tlfw.co.uk</a> I came across The League of Fabulous Women during my own search for some level of support, knowledge and understanding as I went through the journey of making some very difficult decisions in terms of having my own children. In our interview we talk about the power of friendship, creating connection in the digital age - and especially how our friendships are so much part of how we learn about ourselves, what makes us happy and how we interact in our intimate relationships. Love, Ané ane@datingcoach.uk <a href="http://www.datingcoach.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.datingcoach.uk</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/datingcoach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.twitter.com/datingcoach</a>

014I Exploring the role of friendship in our lives - with Dr. Chloe Peacock

Welcome! My guest today is an experienced commercial research consultant who was born and raised in the UK. Dr. Chloe Peacock earned a Ph.D. in Consumer Brand Participation and is an expert in Semiotics. She loves beaches, traveling, the outdoors, and all creatures. She is the founder of the UK Lifestyle Network for Childfree Women and The League of Fabulous Women. Her hope is to gently shift and soften cultural perceptions of women without children and to help these women connect with each other. You can find her on Facebook, Twitter, and at www.tlfw.co.uk. In this episode, you’ll learn the following about Chloe: Chloe has always been very comfortable with her ambivalence about motherhood. Even as a childfree woman, you can still be a caring, nurturing person and have children in your life. We all have different peak life experiences that we view as huge and fulfilling. In her mid-30’s, Chloe considered her “fertility window” but never felt the compulsion to plunge into motherhood. Like many childfree women, Chloe has dealt with pressure from family and friends: “You’d make a GREAT mom! You’re such a caring person!” The issue of legacy is important to Chloe and she has had many conversations with her father about this topic. Ultimately, you have to follow your own path. The League of Fabulous Women started small, as a product of her own experience, and then it grew rapidly. It exists for the purpose of connecting childfree women in friendship. Like many childfree women, Chloe noticed a dramatic shift in her social life because of others’ pregnancies. She read about Melanie Notkin’s work and then began meet-up groups of her own. Women over 40 without children are an increasing demographic for the present and the future. Not being a mother is no less natural or feminine than being a mother and having children. There is much cultural mythology surrounding motherhood as THE ultimate feminine experience. Chloe likes to express her creativity through creating relationships. For Chloe, the major benefits of NOT having children are the sense of freedom, being able to travel, and being the author of her own life. The League of Fabulous Women now has meet-up groups in Brighton, Bristol, Manchester, and London.  Connect and find out more at www.tlfw.co.uk   I do hope you enjoyed this episode. Please subscribe and share with a friend. For more episodes go to www.michellemariemcgrath.com

Welcome! My guest today is an experienced commercial research consultant who was born and raised in the UK. Dr. Chloe Peacock earned a Ph.D. in Consumer Brand Participation and is an expert in Semiotics. She loves beaches, traveling, the outdoors, and all creatures. She is the founder of the UK Lifestyle Network for Childfree Women and The League of Fabulous Women. Her hope is to gently shift and soften cultural perceptions of women without children and to help these women connect with each other. You can find her on Facebook, Twitter, and at <a href="http://www.tlfw.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tlfw.co.uk</a>. In this episode, you’ll learn the following about Chloe: Chloe has always been very comfortable with her ambivalence about motherhood. Even as a childfree woman, you can still be a caring, nurturing person and have children in your life. We all have different peak life experiences that we view as huge and fulfilling. In her mid-30’s, Chloe considered her “fertility window” but never felt the compulsion to plunge into motherhood. Like many childfree women, Chloe has dealt with pressure from family and friends: “You’d make a GREAT mom! You’re such a caring person!” The issue of legacy is important to Chloe and she has had many conversations with her father about this topic. Ultimately, you have to follow your own path. <a href="http://www.tlfw.co.uk." rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The League of Fabulous Women</a> started small, as a product of her own experience, and then it grew rapidly. It exists for the purpose of connecting childfree women in friendship. Like many childfree women, Chloe noticed a dramatic shift in her social life because of others’ pregnancies. She read about Melanie Notkin’s work and then began meet-up groups of her own. Women over 40 without children are an increasing demographic for the present and the future. Not being a mother is no less natural or feminine than being a mother and having children. There is much cultural mythology surrounding motherhood as THE ultimate feminine experience. Chloe likes to express her creativity through creating relationships. For Chloe, the major benefits of NOT having children are the sense of freedom, being able to travel, and being the author of her own life. <a href="http://www.tlfw.co.uk." rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The League of Fabulous Women</a> now has meet-up groups in Brighton, Bristol, Manchester, and London.  Connect and find out more at <a href="http://www.tlfw.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tlfw.co.uk</a> I do hope you enjoyed this episode. Please subscribe and share with a friend. For more episodes go to <a href="http://www.michellemariemcgrath.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.michellemariemcgrath.com</a>

27: The League of Fabulous Women with Dr. Chloe Peacock