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March 22, 2018 Tori Murphy

Tori on BBC Radio Nottingham

Have you ever noticed in the biography section of a bookshop there are more men featured than women? Well, Verity Cowley did & has started a weekly series on BBC Radio Nottingham speaking to women about their careers- Tune in tonight at 6.30pm to hear Tori talking about her career journey from interior designing the bottom bunk bed at boarding school aged eight to where the business is now... https://www.bbc.co.uk/radionottingham
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Anne - March 22, 2018

Managed to catch most of your BBC radio interview and it really resonated with me. I was utterly obsessed with art and creativity as I child but at an academic school and was destined for a sensible career which I have seen through but have never felt fulfilled with. As you say a creative field was not considered to lead to a professional job 30 years ago. Interestingly I am in a position now where I am trying to convince my artistic son that there are careers to be made in the arts.
Anne
Southwell

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