I'm joined by Nadeem Ibrahim from IPG and Mark Sandford from the Book of Man, where we focus our discussion on mental health in our industry - a topic more important than ever right now.

In this episode we talk to the amazing Amy Charlotte Kean. A published author of 'A Little Girl Who Gave Zero F--ks' and a force for change and progress across our industry.

Bloom are celebrating their 10 year anniversary in November, and we were lucky to have Clare Delaney as a guest on Kiln Radio to discuss progress across our industry and what still needs to be done.

in episode 13, we talk to Maria and Charlie Cadbury about 'Say It Now', one of the leading voice platforms and a recent runner up in Amazon's global 'Alexa Cup' compeition.

In this episode, we talk to Nadeem Ibrahim from IPG about the effect the coronovirus has had on relationship building, client entertainment and the legendary 'media lunch'.

In this episode we talk to Jay Richards, Founder of Imagen and a Forbes '30 Under 30'.

In epidode 10 of Kiln Radio, we talk to Donia and Sahra of GrowthLab - a new consulting business helping start-ups & scale-ups foster long-term business growth, with people at its core.

Welcome to episode 9 of Kiln Radio where i’m joined by my guests Moshin Ravjani and Sheena Patel, co-founders of Change Ahead - a Social Enterprise bringing communities together & creating engagement to support the under privileged, low income families and minorities.

Moshin and Sheena talk about how they met, why they started Change Ahead and the people who have influenced them the most throughout their lives.

In episode 8 of Kiln Radio, I’m joined by my guest Jennifer Quigley-Jones, founder CEO of Digital Voices, a YouTube influencer marketing agency.

Jenny is a formidable young female founder, and she talks about how a chance meeting on the Eurostar was a catalyst to her starting her own business. We also talk about tools to help overcome fear of failure and Jenny shares advice to other female entrepreneurs who are considering taking the leap into running their own business.

We hope you enjoy.

Welcome to episode 7 of Kiln Radio where I’m joined by my co-host Darren Thompson and his close friend of 20 years, Chris Lambert.

This is an extended episode on an important topic - what still needs to be done to promote racial diversity across our industry and drive change.

Chris has a fascinating story, including being selected for TeamGB at the 2004 Olympics and now a successful digital marketer for multi-national brands.

We challenge you to listen to the end.