Sarah Cowie's guest appearances

Sarah Cowie

Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

95bFM

For Arts' Sake

Elon Musk

Kamala Harris

Donald Trump

Julie Smith

Greta Thunberg

John Townsend

Phil Jones

Chris Henry

James Logan

Bernie Sanders

Matt Bell

Sean Palmer

Brad Olsen

Jennifer Lopez

David Dawson

OwlTail

This episode features an interview with Sarah Cowie, at the time the Engagement Manager for National Museums Scotland. Julia and Alina spoke with Sarah about working across multiple museums at once, the importance of finding interesting role models for young visitors, and strategies for keeping audiences engaged, visit after visit. Since this interview was recorded, Sarah has moved into a new role with the National Trust.

This episode features an interview with Sarah Cowie, at the time the Engagement Manager for National Museums Scotland. Julia and Alina spoke with Sarah about working across multiple museums at once, the importance of finding interesting role models for young visitors, and strategies for keeping audiences engaged, visit after visit. Since this interview was recorded, Sarah has moved into a new role with the National Trust.

Episode 5 - Sarah Cowie: ‘Being in two places at once: engaging audiences across multiple sites’

It's an emotionally turbulent time for many of us.Going back into alert levels has been a lot more frustrating than the first time around for many of us.Is that a real thing and can we justify it somehow psychologically?Behavioural psychologist Dr Sarah Cowie from the University of Auckland joined Kate Hawkesby to share her advice.LISTEN ABOVE

It's an emotionally turbulent time for many of us. Going back into alert levels has been a lot more frustrating than the first time around for many of us. Is that a real thing and can we justify it somehow psychologically? Behavioural psychologist Dr Sarah Cowie from the University of Auckland joined Kate Hawkesby to share her advice. LISTEN ABOVE

Dr Sarah Cowie: Why the second lockdown is draining more people psychologically

As coronavirus fears continue to grip the planet, a number of mantras are being drilled into us: social distancing, washing our hands, and stop touching our faces.But why do we all touch our faces, and more importantly, how the heck do we break the habit?Dr Sarah Cowie from The University of Auckland joined Kate Hawkesby to explain.LISTEN ABOVE

As coronavirus fears continue to grip the planet, a number of mantras are being drilled into us: social distancing, washing our hands, and stop touching our faces. But why do we all touch our faces, and more importantly, how the heck do we break the habit? Dr Sarah Cowie from The University of Auckland joined Kate Hawkesby to explain. LISTEN ABOVE

Sarah Cowie: Why we can't stop touching our faces