Ep.111: Why fun and play are the gateway to curiosity and creativity, with guest, Cristy Burne.
About this episode
Cristy Burne joins The Occupational Philosophers to discuss how fun and play can enhance creativity and curiosity.
Episode 111 Cristy Burne: Scientist, Author, Creator, Storyteller Author, science communicator and adventure-loving human Cristy Burne joins The Occupational Philosophers to explore creativity, play, curiosity and the joy of living boldly. In this episode, John and Simon chat with award-winning author and science communicator Cristy Burne. With 23 books under her belt, a stint at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, and a mission to ignite curiosity in kids and adults alike, Cristy brings her signature mix of energy, humour and insight. The conversation goes everywhere from how to spark creativity in everyday life, to why we all need to play more and embrace the chaos of being human. Also, there’s a leech-in-your-eyeball story. Of course there is. In this episode, they chat about Why fun and play are the gateway drugs to creativity and curiosity The role of adults in showing kids that growing up can be joyful How to find creativity in the corners and gaps of your day Why perfection is the enemy of progress (especially when dancing) How to reframe drudgery by reconnecting with your higher purpose Giving yourself permission to try, fail, and keep going The Large Padron Collider, Bonbon…
People in this episode
Hosts: John, Simon
Guest: Cristy Burne
Topics covered
- creativity
- play
- curiosity
- science communication
- joy of living
- adult-child interaction
Keywords
- creativity
- play
- curiosity
- science
- humor
- adventure
- storytelling
- children
- adults
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CERN
Books & works: Bluey
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