This podcast is full of ideas about how we can enrich our lives with a vast array of weird, wonderful and fun hobbies and interests. Guest share open and frank stories about balancing their work-life-leisure and why is it important. If you need some encouragement to carve out more time for leisure without feeling guilty this podcast is for you.
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This podcast is full of ideas about how we can enrich our lives with a vast array of weird, wonderful and fun hobbies and interests. Guest share open and frank stories about balancing their work-life-leisure and why is it important. If you need some encouragement to carve out more time for leisure without feeling guilty this podcast is for you.
The History of Serious Leisure with Prof Robert Stebbins
Serious Leisure
31 minutes
2 years ago
The History of Serious Leisure with Prof Robert Stebbins
Part 1 of 'An Audience with the Founder of Serious Leisure'.
Wondering where the term ‘Serious Leisure’ comes from? What do we mean by amateur or hobbyist and how might these labels help us understand leisure better? In this fascinating episode with the founder of the serious leisure perspective, Professor Robert Stebbins, we explore the origins of his serious leisure perspective concepts starting with elusive concept of amateurism.
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Reflecting on ways to balance work and wellbeing via leisure and hobbies.
Produced at UWE Bristol.
Serious Leisure
This podcast is full of ideas about how we can enrich our lives with a vast array of weird, wonderful and fun hobbies and interests. Guest share open and frank stories about balancing their work-life-leisure and why is it important. If you need some encouragement to carve out more time for leisure without feeling guilty this podcast is for you.
