Sheridan Voysey - a podcast by ACC

On this episode of The Inspiration Project, Brendan Corr talks to author, speaker and broadcaster Sheridan Voysey about his career in broadcasting, what lead him to working for the BBC, becoming a Christian at 19, how being a DJ helped him with his use of language, the differences between entertainment and analytical communication and what to do when life doesn’t go according to plan.

Episode Summary

• When Sheridan realised that words were something that excited him enough to pursue a career in broadcasting and writing.
• Becoming a Christian at age 19, and realising that winning the 1990 DMC DJ mixing championships wasn’t fulfiling and rather lonely.
• Why school wasn’t a great experience for Sheridan.
• How being a DJ helped Sheridan with the use of language.
• The differences between entertainment and analytical types of communication.
• Exploring the conception of our humanity and our sense of responsibility that we have in the moment when life doesn’t go according to plan.
• Understanding what it means to be a human that goes through hardship.
• Does Sheridan believe that having plans are a good thing or are they inherently problematic and whether they lead to disappointment.
• Dealing with the disappointment of not being able to have kids.

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