Like This, Love This
By The Independent
Hosted by Lucie McInerney, Like This Love This features interesting, fun personalities from all walks of life discussing the stories they love: the books that they always recommend, the ones that changed their lives, carried them through grief, made them laugh time and again, or changed their perception of love, the films they can’t help talking about for years after watching, the podcasts that have educated, elucidated and elevated their understanding of a particular topic & the TV shows they come back to again & again. Insightful, emotive and full of those oh-my-god-I-can't-wait-to-share tales, these are the stories that have shaped THEIR story.<hr /><p style="color: grey; font-size: 0.75em;"> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color: grey;" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>
5 episodes
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Character Development Drives Lasting Narrative Engagement
Characters, not plot, create lasting connection. Prioritize authentic character development to build worlds readers inhabit, not just visit.
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Christine Adams Explores Outsiders, Community, and Evolving Industry Narratives
Explore how a globalized industry and complex female characters are creating new opportunities for diverse storytelling and authentic connection.
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Normal But Weird: Blending Familiarity With Unconventional Depths
Discover how embracing the "normal but weird" creates compelling narratives, blending familiar formats with unexpected depths for profound resonance and commercial success.
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Aurie Styla's Balance--Work Ethic, Growth, and Authentic Humanity
Unlearn overworking by intentionally seeking challenges and embracing your full humanity, mirroring artists and narratives that build community and overcome obstacles.
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Reclaiming Narrative: Marginalized Voices Asserting Identity and Agency
Reclaim your narrative: explore how marginalized voices, particularly women and Black individuals, are challenging societal norms and asserting their authentic selves through film, fiction, and personal stories.
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