Daisy May Cooper, star and co-creator of This Country, talks about writing comedy, meeting heroes, and honoring the life of a friend. They discuss the challenges of managing laundry, finding joy in lockdown, and balancing humor and thoughtfulness in their show. They also explore the importance of unrealistic dreams, determination, and the law of attraction. They end the podcast with recommendations and gratitude.
Daisy May Cooper highlights the contrast between the higher and working classes, discussing the challenges of living in poverty and the limited opportunities.
Daisy May Cooper reflects on the disillusionment and emptiness that can come with fame, emphasizing that success does not necessarily bring happiness or fulfillment.
Deep dives
The Joy of Pure Creation
Daisy May Cooper shares the excitement and joy of being in the peak of creativity, where ideas flow freely and the process feels like being a child again.
The Impact of Poverty in Rural Areas
Daisy reflects on growing up in a rural area and the stark contrast between the higher and working classes. She discusses the challenges of living in poverty, feeling like a second-class citizen, and the limited choices and opportunities.
The Reality of Fame and Success
Daisy shares her experience of achieving success and recognition in her career but feeling a sense of emptiness and disillusionment. She discusses how fame does not necessarily bring happiness or fulfillment.
Belief in the Law of Attraction
Daisy discusses her belief in the law of attraction and how she has experienced its effects in her life. She shares stories of manifesting specific desires and the power of focused intention.
The star and co-creator of This Country talks to Fearne about writing comedy, getting to meet your heroes and celebrating the life of close friend Michael Sleggs, who passed away in July.
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