
Catherine Tickell
Northumbrian piper, composer, broadcaster, and OBE-awarded folk musician
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Jul 23, 2026
Ruby Turner // Kathryn Tickell
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Nick CofferHOST
and and being an artist and he said you're only being an artist at the moment when you're actually starting to feel really uncomfortable and out of your comfort zone so while you're operating in your comfort zone that's not being an artist that's that's just doing stuff and and he said um you're only really an artist at the point at which you feel out of your comfort zone and i wonder whether this symbolizes in some ways the way you've always worked as well insofar as doing things that are not in your comfort zone or doing things which may initially feel musically complex or musically out of your reach are you the kind of artist who at that point just thinks that's exactly the point in which i'm going to do this

Catherine TickellGUEST
i've always had a rule for myself that if i am offered any work or a collaboration or something like that And it scares me and I'm not sure whether I can do it or what I can do in that situation.