In this compelling episode of the 'Stories to be tolled' blog series, Tracy DW kicks off the new year continuing season 5, reflecting on the anniversary and historical significance of British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's 'Wind of Change' speech.

Tracy draws parallels between the transformative winds of 1960, the COVID-19 pandemic and the present-day upheavals brought about by the consequences of post pandemic events. Tracy also highlights another modern 'wind of change' that will question and challenge long-held ideologies and societal norms on a global scale: that of the election of the US President Donald J Trump.

As we navigate this new era, Tracy reflects on the metaphorical winds that challenge us to redefine our priorities and confront the inequalities and injustices laid bare by recent events. Echoing the past, she invites listeners to consider their stance in the ongoing struggle for morality and the direction of our collective future.

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In this the sixth episode of the ‘Stories to be tolled’ blog post series you can listen in on School Leader, author and podcaster Tracy DW on her journey from writing about the British Empire to creating an expansive learning platform aimed at harnessing the power of multimedia to breathe life into her stories, provide meaningful contexts and foster understanding of complex historical narratives.

Tracy also talks about another journey: that of creativity and self-expression in stepping out of your comfort zone. Whether you're an author, educator, or simply someone with a story to tell. Tracy reflects over her writing journey, shares some advice for aspiring authors and celebrates the power of following one's passion and the impact it can have on both personal and professional growth.

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In a world where the small things are often overlooked, it's crucial to explore and celebrate the diverse narratives that have shaped our past as well as our present.

In this episode of the ‘Stories to be tolled blog’ Tracy emphasises the importance of diversity in education, highlighting how incorporating stories about colonial history into the curriculum gives people of colour not only a voice to express their own history but can foster in pupils a greater understanding of global interconnections and encourage taking their own journey towards owning their cultural heritage and identity.

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