
Welcome to Making Trouble, the podcast about the trouble we’re having with the things we’re making. Join Molly Naylor and her esteemed guests as they navigate a range of creative hurdles, from the trivial to the existential.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureArts | |||

It's Harry Baker day! Harry is a poet with a background in MATHS. His poems have been watched by millions of people online, and his new collection TENDER was an instant Sunday Times Best Seller.
Join Harry and Molly for a chat about self belief. We ... more
It's Benedict Lombe (Shifters! Lava!) day!
Bene is an award-winning Congolese British playwright and screenwriter. Her work includes the hit play Shifters, which transferred to the West End in Summer 2024, marking a ground-breaking moment as Benedic... more
Lizzy Stewart! Illustrator and writer! Molly's past collaborator!
Maybe you've seen her pictures in there's a Tiger in the Garden, or Lights, Planets, People!
Or perhaps you've read her book Alison? Her new book, The Wreck, is out NOW. It's a glori... more
It's Jessie Burton! is the multi-million best-selling author of four novels: The Miniaturist, The Muse, The Confession and The House of Fortune – all instant Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been published in 40 languages.
The Miniaturist w... more
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I love everything about this podcast: the words of wisdom in the bath-based intro, the fascinating and inspiring conversations with the excellent guests, and the even the highly relatable exit music. Genuinely inspiring and uplifting.
Love every episode but the season 2 finale answering listener questions with Grace Petrie was the best of the lot. Thank you for the pod.
I love Molly’s interviewing style - smart and warm. Every episode is so interesting and useful, from the perspective of a creative person.
With this podcast Molly has
a) created something that makes me start my week snort laughing and nodding in agreement
and
b) kicked me back into actually MAKING instead of worrying about making.
I’ve now made it a habit to have a pen and notepad ready while listening as it kickstarts my creative cogs every time.
Molly’s choice of guests and the themes they chose in turn is such a delight and I find myself wanting to be an active part of every single conversation.
(The essential bath snac... more
Brilliant podcast exploring different facets of working and living as an artist. Molly is a thoughtful host, who gives artists space to talk, whilst bringing her own experiences to the conversation. Totally recommend.
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Apple Podcasts | #183 |
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