With season one of Listen Loudly coming to an end, I am beyond thrilled at how it has been received! I’m also incredibly grateful for your feedback, comments, and reviews. I can’t wait to get started on season two.

Today, you’ll hear a brief round up of season one and my favourite parts of each episode. From Susie Chan to Justin Su’a to Emma Dabiri, I’ve had an incredible time chatting with my guests and have learned so much along the way, I hope you have too!

And remember to stay tuned in and subscribed to this feed for season two, coming soon!

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• I hope you’re applying some of what you learned from my guests during season one (01:51)
• A few words about my feelings on all of season one’s interviews, starting with Susie Chan (03:19)
• Clara Amfo (09:50)
• Lucy Bronze, MBE (15:09)
• Dr. Chelsea Jackson Roberts (20:30)
• Justin Su’a (24:40)
• Candice Brathwaite (28:33)
• Joy Crookes (31:23)
• Emma Dabiri (34:31)

Let’s Connect!

• Instagram
• Joslyn on Peloton
• How to Move It by Joslyn Thompson Rule
• Website

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Emma Dabiri, author, academic and broadcaster, rounds out the final guest episode of Listen Loudly. We talk movement, our experiences of racism growing up in Ireland, and how we have been conditioned to separate the mind from the body, far beyond what the beauty or advertising industry have been able to influence.

Tune into episode 8 of Listen Loudly to hear my conversation with my dear friend Emma, where we go deep on the concept of deep work and deep rest. We talk about our mutual experiences as adolescents in Ireland, the separation of mind and body, the love affair she has with swimming in the sea, and her relationship to deep rest.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Emma’s inspiration behind her most recent book Disobedient Bodies (02:52)
• The work it took me to reconnect with my body after my eldest was born (17:03)
• How Emma’s relationship with movement has evolved throughout her life (22:31)
• Emma believes that if she can be dedicated to movement, anyone can (32:29)
• In fitness, your training age is different from your physical age (36:08)
• Emma’s decision to Listen Loudly to herself to tell stories that teachers prevented her from telling (49:09)

Connect with Emma:

• Instagram
• Books by Emma Dabiri

Let’s Connect!

• Instagram
• Joslyn on Peloton
• How to Move It by Joslyn Thompson Rule
• Website

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Joy Crookes understands that to be the true expression of herself in her music, she must protect it and her expression of it at all costs - doing so requires a constant review of her state of connection with herself and those around her.

Tune into episode 8 of Listen Loudly to hear my conversation with Joy. We discuss her musical journey; her relationship to movement; how she achieves the self-connection required to make great music; the patience, struggle, and joy of creating albums; and what it is to be in flow.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How Joy overcame personal drama through movement and singing(4:19)
• Why we’re nervous dancing and reconnecting to the playful child within us. (12:42)
• How Joy achieves the self-connection and flow to make great music
• Walking is the most underrated form of exercise (22:27)
• Balancing faith, patience, and connection to yourself and others in making an album (26:52)
• Keeping your passion alive by setting boundaries (31:14)
• Listening intently to yourself to get the best out of yourself (37:36)
• Joy’s guerilla tactics that keep her music spontaneous and accessible (40:57)

Connect with Joy:

• Official Site
• Music on YouTube
• Instagram

Let’s Connect!

• Instagram
• Joslyn on Peloton
• How to Move It by Joslyn Thompson Rule
• Website

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