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49: The Good Listening To Show with Chris Grimes - Episode 49
49: The Good Listening To Show with Chris Grimes - Episode 49
49: The Good Listening To Show with Chris Grimes - Episode 49
Thursday 30th November 2023
Join Georgie Jamieson on The Good Listening To Show as she discusses her journey from redundancy to resilience, motherhood, and embracing neurodiversity.
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Episode Overview
- Georgie's career shift and resilience in the face of redundancy showcase her adaptability and determination.
- Her experiences in comedy, love for musical theatre, and insights on embracing neurodiversity offer a unique perspective.
- Georgie's dedication to creating the Suffolk Theatre website reflects her unwavering spirit and passion for the arts.
- Her ability to listen, understand, and empathize shines through, leaving a legacy of warmth and laughter.
- Georgie's advice to believe and achieve, coupled with her genuine and compassionate nature, make her story truly inspiring.
Believe, achieve. If you believe it, you can achieve it.
Ever wondered how to bounce back after a major career setback? On this episode of The Good Listening To Show, host Chris Grimes chats with Georgie Jamieson, a former BBC Radio Suffolk broadcaster, about her incredible journey of resilience and reinvention. Georgie opens up about being made redundant in her early 40s and how she turned that challenge into an opportunity for personal growth and creativity. But that's just the beginning.
Her story is a rich tapestry woven with her love for comedy, the ups and downs of motherhood, and the unique challenges of raising a son with autism. Georgie's passion for theatre and the arts shines through as she shares her experiences, from working in retail to becoming a paid broadcaster. She also talks about creating the Suffolk Theatre website, a project that showcases her dedication to the arts and community.
Throughout the episode, Georgie’s warmth and humor are palpable, making her story both relatable and inspiring. Whether you’re facing your own career challenges or simply looking for a dose of inspiration, Georgie’s journey offers valuable insights and a lot of heart.