In my first face-to-face podcast since Covid restrictions allowed,  I interview the fabulous Lucy Lewis.  Lucy Lewis has led an extraordinary life in which she documents within her new autobiography 'Lighting The Fuse'.  Her book is out now and is available from all online and physical book stores.

Lucy Lewis and join the army in 1998 and after attending Royal military academy Sandhurst, she became the first female bomb disposal officer to operate in the Armed Forces. Lucy said in Germany, Northern Ireland and the MOD and was part of a small female delegation to Jordan hosted by the Royal family to advise on the merging of female and male armies. 

In 2018, Lucy took another trailblazing role, becoming the first woman appointed as a university Marshal at the University of Cambridge. She lives in Cambridge and is always looking for her next adventure. 

In this episode,  I sit down with the fascinating Paul Chiy of De Jure Chambers.  Paul is a genuinely humble man and  has a truly fascinating life story....  

You can find Paul at the following;  

Twitter: @DrPaulCHIY 

https://www.dejurechambers.co.uk 

LinkedIn : Paul CHIY

In this podcast, I sit down with Rebecca Davies from HR Ready. We discuss the all important subject of HR. The podcast was a complete eye-opener for me and contains stacks of useful information !!!

You can find Rebecca Davies at;

http://hrready.co.uk

Linkedin: Rebecca Davies 

As mentioned in the podcast, here are the links:

An interesting article from Dave Ulrich about it...

In this episode,  i sit down with the completely fabulous Gemma Brown.

Gemma Brown is a sincere, relfective and deeply caring life coach.

I hope you enjoy the listen and you find our conversation valuable.!.

You can find Gemma Brown at the following:

https://www.gemmabrowncoaching.co.uk

twitter; @gemmahbrown

Linkedin: Gemma Brown

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gemmabrowncoaching/

Instagram; gemmabrowncoaching

In this episode, I sit down with Ash Borland and we discuss Personal Branding.

I hope you enjoy the listen!!!

In this episode,  I sit down with the Martin Lines- Uk chair,  Nature Friendly Farming Network.

A passionate farmer and environmentalist, Martin has found the balance between the needs of food production and habitat creation/ restoration on his farm, Papley Grove Farm, Eltisley, Cambridge.

I hope you enjoy the podcast!

You can find Martin at the follow:

Instagram: Papley Grove Farm and Nature friendly farming

Twitter: @LinesMartin

https://www.nffn.org.uk

In this episode,  I sit down with Rachel Briant from Get Synergised. Rachel is an amazing women from Cambridge,  who has dedicated her working life, serving others that are less fortunate then herself.

In this episode,  we discuss Rachael's work in the community , the importance of good leadership to implement meaningful Corporate Social Responsibility and Rachels chances of becoming a high viz wearing site Forman on a building site!!!!

I hope you enjoy the listen.

FInd Rachel on LinkedIn : Rachel Briant, or;

Email :[email protected] , 

07725 515471

In this podcast, I sit down with Ben Philips. 

Ben is a photographer from Cambridge.  We spent an enjoyable hour discussing his favourite photos.  

You can find Ben of Captured Cambridge:  

https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Photographer/Captured-Cambridge-405831829934452/  

https://www.flickr.com/photos/141422009@N06/  

https://www.instagram.com/capturedcambridge/?hl=en

In this episode, I sit down with Bridget Davidson of Wild Rosemund.   Bridget is a hugely talented florist based in Impington. In part two, Bridget describes  her journey into floristry and how she is dealing with the lockdown and the restriction it has placed on her business.  I hope you enjoy the video.!!!  Biedget can be found at:  Instagram: @wildrosamund  Website- https://www.wildrosamund.co.uk  LinkedIn: Bridget Davidson

In this episode I sit down with the fabulous Roxanne DeBeaux, the  Executive Director of Camcycle.

Camcycle is a charity run by volunteers. Founded in 1995, their aim is for safer, better and more cycling in the Cambridge area, where about half of the local population uses a bike at least once a month.  It's worth noting, many of the cycle facilities such as paths, lanes, traffic signals, bridges and cycle parks would not exist without the work done by there members.

As mentioned in the podcast, please click on the following links

Camcycle website: https://www.camcycle.org.uk

"Spaces to Breathe" Campaign.- https://www.camcycle.org.uk/campaigning/issues/spaces-to-breathe/

Roxanne DeBeaux on Twitter: @roxyfromoz

Camcycle on twitter: @camcycle

Instagram:camcycleuk