Karen McLeod's guest appearances

Karen McLeod

The Creative Condition Podcast

Alumni Voices

Beyond the Hall of Winthrop

The Green Dream

Blair Enns

Michael Phillips

Ben Crick

Charlie Adlard

Paul Smith

Sarah Brown

Charles Darwin

Marion Deuchars

Silvia Baumgart

Mahalia Jackson

Kerry O'Brien

Kevin James

Sarah Peters

David Price

Wes Anderson

OwlTail

Have you ever thought about seeing a Career Coach? UWA Graduate and Career Coach Karen McLeod [BEd '83] has a passion for lifelong learning and helping support individuals reach career success. Karen will provide you inight into her career journey, and offers tips how to find the career that's right for you. BIO Karen McLeod is a highly skilled and qualified Career Coach with more than 13 years’ experience across a range of industries throughout WA.  After initial qualifications in educational psychology, Karen was successful in being selected for the Graduate Development Program run by the Office of Executive Personnel, a state government fast track program for outstanding graduates.  Karen worked at the Education, Police and Health departments in the human resources policy, equal employment opportunity, recruitment and selection, and research and statistics divisions. After post-graduate qualifications as a Career Coach and Counsellor, Karen has worked in private practice as well as  representing companies from Perth, Melbourne and Sydney working with clientele from university graduates through to senior executive level in private enterprise, state and federal government and Not-For-Profit organisations. This includes all aspects of career transition, redundancy, counselling, management and coaching as well as presentation of workshops and seminars for up to 250 attendees.  Her significant experience includes providing individual support and group training during ongoing restructures and redundancy in both blue and white-collar industries. If you would like to contact me for career coaching, counselling or advice, you are welcome to do so via email karen@whatnextcareercoaching.com.au You are welcome to connect with me on LinkedIn, just send me a message to explain the connection https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenmcleodcareercoach

Have you ever thought about seeing a Career Coach? UWA Graduate and Career Coach Karen McLeod [BEd '83] has a passion for lifelong learning and helping support individuals reach career success. Karen will provide you inight into her career journey, and offers tips how to find the career that's right for you. BIO Karen McLeod is a highly skilled and qualified Career Coach with more than 13 years’ experience across a range of industries throughout WA.  After initial qualifications in educational psychology, Karen was successful in being selected for the Graduate Development Program run by the Office of Executive Personnel, a state government fast track program for outstanding graduates.  Karen worked at the Education, Police and Health departments in the human resources policy, equal employment opportunity, recruitment and selection, and research and statistics divisions. After post-graduate qualifications as a Career Coach and Counsellor, Karen has worked in private practice as well as  representing companies from Perth, Melbourne and Sydney working with clientele from university graduates through to senior executive level in private enterprise, state and federal government and Not-For-Profit organisations. This includes all aspects of career transition, redundancy, counselling, management and coaching as well as presentation of workshops and seminars for up to 250 attendees.  Her significant experience includes providing individual support and group training during ongoing restructures and redundancy in both blue and white-collar industries. If you would like to contact me for career coaching, counselling or advice, you are welcome to do so via email <a href="mailto:karen@whatnextcareercoaching.com.au">karen@whatnextcareercoaching.com.au</a> You are welcome to connect with me on LinkedIn, just send me a message to explain the connection <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenmcleodcareercoach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenmcleodcareercoach</a>

Do You Need A Career Coach? - Karen McLeod [BEd '83]

Fiction, non-fiction, TV shows, film, stage or real life experiences at the pub. No matter the medium, we all love a good character. But what makes us engage with them? Why do we loathe a good movie villain? What makes us cry when we know a sad moment in a book is not real and what gives you the best chance of succeeding in the world of graphic novels? Author and artist Karen McLeod joins me to talk about her alter ego Barbara Brownskirt, who has a series of upcoming live shows and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall. She takes us along on a fascinating journey, which led to her sitting at the bus stop, reading the world’s worst poetry to anyone who’ll listen. Why is it important to understand the backstory of our creations in order to inform what the reader or viewer will see and how much of yourself should you use in character creation? This is a fascinating insight with much valuable advice for anyone interested in creating literary, audio or visual characters in all disciplines. Send us your character ideas and creations @arrestallmimics on Twitterhttp://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/ http://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/barbarabrownskirt.html https://www.brightonfringe.org/box-office/shows/view/who-do-you-think-you-are-barbara-brownskirt https://twitter.com/kazzymcleod?lang=en https://twitter.com/BBrownskirt https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/Search-Missing-Eyelash-Karen-Mcleod/0099507978

Fiction, non-fiction, TV shows, film, stage or real life experiences at the pub. No matter the medium, we all love a good character. But what makes us engage with them? Why do we loathe a good movie villain? What makes us cry when we know a sad moment in a book is not real and what gives you the best chance of succeeding in the world of graphic novels? Author and artist Karen McLeod joins me to talk about her alter ego Barbara Brownskirt, who has a series of upcoming live shows and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall. She takes us along on a fascinating journey, which led to her sitting at the bus stop, reading the world’s worst poetry to anyone who’ll listen. Why is it important to understand the backstory of our creations in order to inform what the reader or viewer will see and how much of yourself should you use in character creation? This is a fascinating insight with much valuable advice for anyone interested in creating literary, audio or visual characters in all disciplines. Send us your character ideas and creations @arrestallmimics on Twitter <a href="http://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/</a> <a href="http://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/barbarabrownskirt.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.karenmcleod.co.uk/barbarabrownskirt.html</a> <a href="https://www.brightonfringe.org/box-office/shows/view/who-do-you-think-you-are-barbara-brownskirt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.brightonfringe.org/box-office/shows/view/who-do-you-think-you-are-barbara-brownskirt</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/kazzymcleod?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/kazzymcleod?lang=en</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/BBrownskirt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/BBrownskirt</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/Search-Missing-Eyelash-Karen-Mcleod/0099507978" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/Search-Missing-Eyelash-Karen-Mcleod/0099507978</a>

Ep 73: Character design & development with writer & artist Karen McLeod