Catherine Mack's guest appearances

Catherine Mack

Australian Birth Stories

Roots and All - Gardening Podcast

Night Light

Michael Holland

Niki Jabbour

Jessica Walliser

Turia Pitt

Leah Williams

Sarah Wilson

David Whyte

Jeff Lowenfels

Thomas Rainer

Kim Wilkie

Benjamin Vogt

David Austin

Mary Reynolds

Sophie Walker

John Brookes

OwlTail

In this episode, I’m speaking to award-winning writer Catherine Mack about getting a gardening book published. Catherine talks about why you might want to write a book, the process of getting your ideas onto paper and how to get published. Plus, she addresses the most important issue of whether or not you’ll make your fortune! If you’ve ever harboured dreams of writing a book, listen on and be inspired by Catherine’s advice and encouragement. Dr Ian Bedford’s Bug of the Week: Red Admirals This episode is brought to you by Horti:couture, a conference exploring the influence of plants and gardens on the fashion world and featuring some of the industry’s leading academics and influencers. For more information visit the LCGD website LCGD.org.uk or their  Eventbrite page. The conference will take place on the 9th October and tickets start at just £59 and the day will be streamed online as well as in person at Kew Gardens.  Please don’t forget to rate, review and share the podcast! What we cover Good reasons for writing a book How do you know if it will be of interest to readers? How to check someone hasn’t already written something similar and does it matter if they have? Your options if you’re looking to get published Getting published in a magazine What you need in order to approach potential publishers or crowdfunders Traditional publisher vs. alternatives Are you likely to make any money?! About Catherine Mack Catherine is an award-winning travel writer specialising in sustainable and ethical tourism. Storytelling and sustainability go hand in hand for Catherine, who engages with people just as much as place on her travels. As Covid clipped her wings she started to focus on journeys that people took closer to home. In other words, to their allotments. She is delighted that The Allotmenteers, Profiles of a Growing Community - has now been commissioned by Unbound, an award-winning crowdfunding publisher.  Catherine has always sought to understand why people journey and is keen to capture what people gain from travelling this short distance from urban to rural, from home to allotment, as well as the growing and personal journeys they take while being allotmenteers. Catherine doesn’t have an allotment and, as it is considered such a private world by those who maintain them, she is able to offer an objective eye in her interviews and subsequent essays, helping the reader feel as if they too are privileged to enter this private world. Read more about The Allotmenteers, and do please pledge to help have this book hit its crowdfunding target. You can also follow Catherine on Twitter and Instagram.  Links The Allotmenteers on Unbound Catherine Mack on Twitter  Catherine Mack on Instagram  Get your tickets for Horti:couture from  Eventbrite 

In this episode, I’m speaking to award-winning writer Catherine Mack about getting a gardening book published. Catherine talks about why you might want to write a book, the process of getting your ideas onto paper and how to get published. Plus, she addresses the most important issue of whether or not you’ll make your fortune! If you’ve ever harboured dreams of writing a book, listen on and be inspired by Catherine’s advice and encouragement. Dr Ian Bedford’s Bug of the Week: Red Admirals This episode is brought to you by Horti:couture, a conference exploring the influence of plants and gardens on the fashion world and featuring some of the industry’s leading academics and influencers. For more information visit the LCGD website <a href="http://lcgd.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LCGD.org.uk</a> or their <a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/horticouture-plants-gardens-and-fashion-tickets-154364415121" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Eventbrite</a> page. The conference will take place on the 9th October and tickets start at just £59 and the day will be streamed online as well as in person at Kew Gardens.  Please don’t forget to rate, review and share the podcast! What we cover Good reasons for writing a book How do you know if it will be of interest to readers? How to check someone hasn’t already written something similar and does it matter if they have? Your options if you’re looking to get published Getting published in a magazine What you need in order to approach potential publishers or crowdfunders Traditional publisher vs. alternatives Are you likely to make any money?! About Catherine Mack Catherine is an award-winning travel writer specialising in sustainable and ethical tourism. Storytelling and sustainability go hand in hand for Catherine, who engages with people just as much as place on her travels. As Covid clipped her wings she started to focus on journeys that people took closer to home. In other words, to their allotments. She is delighted that The Allotmenteers, Profiles of a Growing Community - has now been commissioned by Unbound, an award-winning crowdfunding publisher.  Catherine has always sought to understand why people journey and is keen to capture what people gain from travelling this short distance from urban to rural, from home to allotment, as well as the growing and personal journeys they take while being allotmenteers. Catherine doesn’t have an allotment and, as it is considered such a private world by those who maintain them, she is able to offer an objective eye in her interviews and subsequent essays, helping the reader feel as if they too are privileged to enter this private world. Read more about <a href="https://unbound.com/books/the-allotmenteers/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Allotmenteers</a>, and do please pledge to help have this book hit its crowdfunding target. You can also follow Catherine on <a href="https://twitter.com/catherinemack" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/catherinemacktravel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>.  Links <a href="https://unbound.com/books/the-allotmenteers/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Allotmenteers on Unbound</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/catherinemack" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Catherine Mack on Twitter</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/catherinemacktravel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Catherine Mack on Instagram </a> Get your tickets for Horti:couture from <a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/horticouture-plants-gardens-and-fashion-tickets-154364415121" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Eventbrite</a>

Podcast 128 - So you want to write a gardening book? With writer Catherine Mack

Australian Actor/Director Catherine Mack performing Kahlil Gibran's 'Love'.  Presented by Ecosa, Sleep But Better. You shouldn't have to struggle with sleep. Ecosa's mattresses, pillows, bedding, and more are crafted with high-quality materials using ergonomic designs. For simple yet beautiful sleep solutions.  Shop now at www.ecosa.com With the support of Current Mood Films and Northern Beaches Council. 

Australian Actor/Director Catherine Mack performing Kahlil Gibran's 'Love'.  Presented by Ecosa, Sleep But Better. You shouldn't have to struggle with sleep. Ecosa's mattresses, pillows, bedding, and more are crafted with high-quality materials using ergonomic designs. For simple yet beautiful sleep solutions.  Shop now at <a href="http://www.ecosa.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ecosa.com</a> With the support of Current Mood Films and Northern Beaches Council.

Night Light - Catherine Mack | 'Love' Kahlil Gibran

 In today’s episode, I interview Catherine Mack. Catherine fell pregnant on the first try which was quite a shock. She’d anticipated it taking a while and felt unprepared. Morning sickness came on quite fast and she was nauseous up until 32 weeks. Catherine booked in with an Obstetrician a friend had recommended and in her third trimester, she took She Births course. It was at this stage that Catherine began to question whether she had made the right choice for her birth by going private, however she decided to stay in the model of care she had chosen. To hear more about Catherine’s birth tune into this weeks show.  If you'd like my FREE guide on perineal massage click  If you'd like my FREE 5-minute breathing exercise click  Follow us on Instagram  to keep the conversation going.  To learn more about The Birth Class  my online childbirth education course head to the shop 

In today’s episode, I interview Catherine Mack. Catherine fell pregnant on the first try which was quite a shock. She’d anticipated it taking a while and felt unprepared. Morning sickness came on quite fast and she was nauseous up until 32 weeks. Catherine booked in with an Obstetrician a friend had recommended and in her third trimester, she took She Births course. It was at this stage that Catherine began to question whether she had made the right choice for her birth by going private, however she decided to stay in the model of care she had chosen. To hear more about Catherine’s birth tune into this weeks show. If you'd like my FREE guide on perineal massage click If you'd like my FREE 5-minute breathing exercise click Follow us on Instagram to keep the conversation going. To learn more about The Birth Class  my online childbirth education course head to the shop

108 | Catherine Mack Vaginal Delivery, Epidural, Private Hospital