Self-Exploration Using YouTube Series: The Loneliest Boy on Earth

Over the years, I’ve used comedy, music, and film as ways to process life and connect with people in a real, unpolished way. My latest project, The Loneliest Boy on Earth, came out of that impulse — it’s part experiment, part personal confession, and part attempt to make sense of love and identity in theContinue reading “Self-Exploration Using YouTube Series: The Loneliest Boy on Earth”

Lucinda on Art Recovery Podcast

At the end of 2025, I was privileged to have a conversation with Rich Wright on his podcast, Art Recovery Podcast. It aired last week and since I love Rich’s mission. On his host profile on PodMarch, he states that “Art Recovery Podcast is bringing light to the dark side of art. He takes hisContinue reading “Lucinda on Art Recovery Podcast”

Random Events That Unlock Our Next Steps

I don’t remember much about the education policies at the time I was at school. I do remember the classes and teachers that got me excited about learning, and those that created an environment for me to grow, thrive and be me. This is so key. If this feeling could encompass a whole school youContinue reading “Random Events That Unlock Our Next Steps”

Bringing the Ancient World to Life on the Screen and in Print

Neil Laird is an LGBTQ+, multiple Emmy and BAFTA nominated Executive Producer who has worked extensively on both the network and production side of non-fiction TV since 1997. I’ve developed, overseen and produced over 1,000 hours of factual programs and specials in nearly every genre, with a particular passion, expertise and professional contacts in history,Continue reading “Bringing the Ancient World to Life on the Screen and in Print”

The Landscape That Gathered Her Home

 “Some places stay with you, not because you lived there long, but because something in you recognized them. I’ve always felt that landscapes hold memory, something older, deeper. That’s the terrain I keep returning to.” I’ve moved across continents, carried languages, left and found homes again. Through all of it, I’ve learned that connection toContinue reading “The Landscape That Gathered Her Home”