Snow White and the Evil Sense of Humour

Snow White and the Evil Sense of Humour

From Care fully considered by Laura Barnes and Katy Styles

November 6, 2024 · 29 min · Season 1 · Episode 7

About this episode

The episode features a discussion with Georgie Steele about storytelling and its relation to the social care system, emphasizing the importance of humour and caregiver voices.

In our latest episode of Care Fully Considered we speak to Georgie Steele, a parent carer, storyteller, and theatre performer.  We discuss the importance of storytelling and why her theatre show is inspired by a famous children's tale to highlight the ridiculousness of the social care system. We also talk about the importance of caring with a (usually dark) sense of humour, the difference between helpful help and unhelpful help, and the crucial need for the people we care for to have their own voices heard. To learn more about Georgie and her upcoming performances, check out her Instagram profile here:  https://www.instagram.com/georgiestoryteller/  and her Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/georgiesteelestory For any inquiries or to suggest future guests, please email us at:  wearecarers@gmail.com .  For more information on the We Care Campaign, visit us on:  https://wecarecampaign.org.uk/  and to find out what being an unpaid carer is really like, read Laura’s blog here:  https://numbereighteeninthecorner.blog/

People in this episode

Hosts: Laura Barnes, Katy Styles

Guest: Georgie Steele

Topics covered

  • storytelling
  • social care system
  • humour in caregiving
  • parenting
  • theatre
  • voice of caregivers

Keywords

  • storytelling
  • social care
  • humour
  • theatre
  • caregiving
  • parent carer
  • Georgie Steele

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: We Care Campaign, Instagram, Facebook, numbereighteeninthecorner.blog

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