Lewis talks with Hubert Viriot, CEO of Yotel.

In this episode, they talk about Hurbert's journey and what has led him to where he is today. They discuss the concept behind Yotel, and the fantastic growth and expansion they have embarked on. They also explore the changes and dynamics going on in the hotel industry.

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Yotel.com

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Second episode in a special series of podcasts on the diveinfestival.com.

Lewis speaks with Pauline Miller, (Head of Talent Development, Diversity and Inclusion at Lloyd's) One of the driving forces of Dive In Festival. Dive In is a global movement in the insurance sector which supports the development of inclusive workplace cultures.

In this episode they explore Pauline's story, her involvement with the Dive In festival, and the impact it is having on the global insurance sector. This podcast is supported Bentley Lewis, an award-winning boutique executive search firm.

Show notes:

Dive In Festival: diveinfestival.com

Girl Up Summit: http://bit.ly/2NKBeUW

Lewis talks with Daniel Geey, one of the UK's most highly respected sports lawyers. His clients include Premier League and Champions League football clubs, agencies, rights holders and other sports companies. A Partner in the Sheridans Sport, Entertainment & eSports Team and author of Done Deal, a book that "lifts the lid on the inner workings of modern football.

In this episode, they talk about Daniel's career journey, social media, and the inside scope into football contracts and multi-million-pound transfers.

Show notes:

Daniel Geey website: www.danielgeey.com

Done Deal Audible: https://adbl.co/2KTghnZ

CAS Sports: www.tas-cas.org

Webster ruling (case study): http://bit.ly/33EnD7e

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Lewis talks with Stuart Holt, a documentary film director and founder of the Crumb Film production company, co-author of the kindness book.

In this episode, they talk about the power of storytelling, Stuart's style of telling stories with his production company and the Kindness movement project. The Kindness Book was inspired by the life story of Robert Acker Holt, Stuart's farther, whose life forever changed, despite Nazi persecution and fleeing the Nazi’s aged 15 – thanks to a small act of kindness shown to him by a librarian. The Kindness Movement is also dedicated to looking to the future and preparing the next generation for the challenges ahead.

Show notes:

Crumb film: www.crumb.film

I heart USA: http://www.crumb.film/i-heart-usa-1

The Kindness movement: www.thekindnessmovement.uk

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Lewis talks with Mel Crate, Founder of Luminate.

In this episode they talk about Nike, who've recently introduced plus-size and para-sport mannequins at its London flagship store. While the move was hailed as a big step forward for inclusivity in sportswear, it didn’t take long for a social media fuelled debate to ensue. They also discuss Cancer Research UK, who've been accused of 'fat shaming' over their recent high impact smoking style obesity campaign. What is the best way to treat obesity and has the time come to redouble our efforts?

Show notes:

Articles mentioned in the podcast:

The Guardian on Nike: http://bit.ly/2JYd3Py

Metro on Cancer Research Uk: http://bit.ly/2yb6Das

Luminate:

Website: www.weareluminate.co

Mel Crate instagram:

@melissa_crate

Lewis talks with Tony Riddle, the natural life-stylist.

In this episode, they talk about Tony’s journey from growing up in a small English town to becoming a natural lifestyle coach. They discuss what makes the human animal successful in today's world, re-wilding, and relearning the deep connections we have with ourselves, nature and each other.

We hear about how Tony is preparing for his barefoot run from Lands End to John o' Grote's, which will see him run about 30miles per day for 30 days.

Show notes:

Tony Riddle's website: www.tonyriddle.com

Tony's instagram: @thenaturallifestylist

Tony's Barefoot challenge: http://bit.ly/2XGM3Oa

Shoespiracy: www.shoespiracy.tv

Lewis talks with Nick Littlehlales, an elite sports sleep coach. Nick has worked with the worlds top athletes and teams including Alex Ferguson's Manchester United teams, British Cycling and loads more over the past 22 years.

Often taken for granted, sleep is our natural mental and physical performance enhancer, and should not be overlooked. They talk about Nick's journey of becoming one of the leading sleep coaches and how he developed his revolutionary approach called the R90 Technique. Nick describes how great sleep can be achieved through a simple, logical journey of education, awareness, practical steps, and everyday interventions that anyone can adopt.

First episode in a special series of podcasts on the diveinfestival.com. Lewis speaks with Jason Groves, (Global Director of Media Relations at Marsh) Chair of the steering committee of Dive In Festival. Dive In is a global movement in the insurance sector which supports the development of inclusive workplace cultures. In this episode they explore Jason's story, his involvement with the Dive In festival for diversity and inclusion in insurance, and the impact it is having on the global Insurance sector. This podcast is supported Bentley Lewis, an award-winning boutique executive search firm.

Lewis talks with Jonathan Schor, Co-founder and CEO Code Monkey, Tel Aviv-based educational coding company. They spoke about education technology, his thoughts on education, coding, and on getting kids interested in coding. Jonathan shared his story on how he started his business, and how his software has been acquired by Beijing-based education and technology enterprise TAL Education Group.

Lewis talks with Emily Smith, an assistant producer who makes factual documentaries for television. She's about to embark on an epic trip to the US to spend time with the cops. They talk about the reality of working in broadcasting and how on-demand streaming services like Amazon and Netflix have changed the game. They also discuss how important it is to love your job.