Eva zu Beck: I used to think success was a luxury penthouse in London The travel and adventure filmmaker, author and presenter on how a life online and years of travel reshaped everything she thought she knew about May 25, 2026 CREATIVITY·MORALITY
Tom Morton-Smith: When you create something for children, you need to speak to something deeper than distraction The playwright on bringing My Neighbour Totoro to the stage and what he thinks children, adults and theatre are missing if art loses its human August 18, 2025 CREATIVITY·MORALITY·PLANET
Beth Steel: Deindustrialisation is the great unspoken story behind much of what we see today The playwright on the political and economic upheavals that turned Labour strongholds into Brexit and Reform seats – and why she refuses to flatten August 13, 2025 CREATIVITY·POWER
Theresa Lola: Poetry can transport you to places you’ve never been in ten lines. It’s emotion compressed The poet on anglicising her name as a teenager, rediscovering her oríkì, and writing a collection about what names reveal and erase. May 31, 2025 CREATIVITY·EDUCATION
Miranda Cowley Heller:: We have this terrible need to own everything The Paper Palace author on disappearing wildness, rising skittishness about the outdoors, and a culture more comfortable scrolling than stepping outside. April 23, 2025 MORALITY·PLANET
Matilda Mann: Good storytelling opens things up in ways facts can’t The London-based singer-songwriter on music as therapy, embracing mistakes, and tuning out echo chambers. March 2, 2025 CREATIVITY·EDUCATION
Ed Vere: Being compassionate, kind, gentle, empathetic and creative isn’t a weakness, it’s part of being a fully rounded human being
Oyinkan Braithwaite: After food and shelter, the next essential thing a child should receive is access to books