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Adam interviews Debbie Rycraft, a lady who took up cycling after an accident. Her hobby led to an opportunity to perform for GB and then become a champion of an elite race in Thailand. Debbie discussed her mental strength and how she unintentionally became a cycling champion.
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Adam Cox is joined by Hephzi Pemberton, CEO of the Equality Group and Author of the Diversity Playbook, to discuss how the last year has impacted the UK's understanding of inclusion and diversity. They look at how businesses can tackle institutionalised racism in the workplace and what inspired Hephzi to start the Equality Group.
https://www.equality.group
Adam Cox is joined by Smart Home Expert, Florian Deleuil, to discuss the importance of home security and smart set-ups. They look at how smart devices can help people to protect their families and belongings, in addition to dispelling some of the myths and misconceptions around smart home devices.
https://www.netatmo.com/en-gb
Adam Cox is joined by Kim Jackson, from Harry Ramsden, to talk about National Fish and Chips Day. Kim talks about her own story, and why she thinks Fish and Chips hold a special place in Brits hearts.
https://www.harryramsdens.co.uk
Adam Cox is joined by Steve Cameron, Pensions Director at Aegon, and The Female Money Doctor, Nikki Ramskill, to discuss new research which shows how short term household finances is having a negative impact on the financial wellbeing of women in the UK. They look at the importance of planning for the future for financial wellbeing and the link between financial wellbeing and physical, and mental health.
https://www.aegon.co.uk/index.html
Adam Cox is joined by Douglas McGeorge and Professor Ardeshir Bayat, from Science of Skin, to discuss a ground-breaking cream can reduce scarring before it occurs. They look at how the cream works and what it may mean for surgery, in addition to how this may help those who have been effected physically or mentally by scarring.
https://www.scienceofskin.com.
Adam Cox is joined by Chris Beedel, FENSA Director of Membership and Anda Gregory, GGF Chief Development Officer. They discuss how FENSA is calling for a review into how to make any future Government schemes to improve energy efficiency a success for customers following the Green Homes Grant Scheme not delivering thee impact that was hoped for.
https://www.fensa.org.uk
Adam Cox is joined by Christopher Lindholst, Managing Director of Restworks, to discuss the effects of sleep deprivation on health workers and what the further implications of this may be. They look at some of the ways this can be combatted and how Restworks plays into the narrative.
https://rest.works
Adam Cox is joined by Rosie Evans, Principal Behavioural Scientist from Coach Hub, to look at Coach Hub's new research which reveals the approach of employers towards their employee's development and the effects this can have. Rosie suggests some ways to improve employee development and how workplace coaching plays into this.
https://coachhub.io/en/
Adam Cox is joined by Gareth Limpenny, CEO of Frequency Telecom, to discuss the UK's rural connectivity issue. They look at why the UK needs more or higher masts for better connection in rural areas, and why 5G is a good option for many. They examine the likely results of getting more people online and how lack of internet can affect the public.
https://frequencytelecom.com
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