Tim Marner® Podcast Show

On today’s podcast, we’re joined by Amy Proudfoot, a Soul Purpose Coach, Breathwork Facilitator, and Artist. Amy opens up about the defining moments that have shaped her journey, including how she overcame some of the darkest times in her life. She shares how she discovered her purpose through music as a singer-songwriter, finding the courage to use her voice. Now, Amy dedicates her life to helping others who have felt silenced, shamed, or suppressed to express themselves through life coaching, sobriety coaching, breathwork, and wellness retreats. Tune in for spiritual insights and an inspiring story from Amy.

We caught up with Stephanie Smith, owner and founder of JJM Creative, a dynamic marketing agency specialising in paid media and digital strategies. Working with clients across a variety of industries, Stephanie and her team deliver tailored solutions that elevate online presence and drive results.

In this episode, Stephanie shares her journey in digital marketing along with valuable insights on what it takes to run successful campaigns. Packed with practical tips and advice for businesses, this is a must-watch for anyone looking to sharpen their marketing strategy.

On today’s episode, we’re joined by our friend Clive Powers, Managing Director of Radgaw, one of Greater Manchester’s very first double-glazing manufacturers. A true market leader, Radgaw has built its reputation as a family-run business that thrives on recommendations and loyal, returning customers.

Clive takes us through the fascinating story behind Radgaw (formerly Radcliffe Glass & Windows), what inspired him to take the reins, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. From sales to customer service, he shares how he keeps his customers happy and his business thriving. Tune in for some useful insights and an inspiring business journey.

On today’s podcast show, we are joined by Alexander Cottle, men’s coach and founder of The Unmasked Man. Alexander runs life-changing retreats and offers transformational coaching to help men open their hearts, embrace vulnerability, and feel comfortable with their emotions. His work focuses on unmasking, facing fears, and letting go of the past so men can step into their strongest, most authentic selves. These transformations don’t just benefit men’s mental health, but also have a huge impact on their families, friends, and those around them.

In this episode, Alexander shares the journey that led him to become a men’s coach, opening up about his own struggles and why he knew he needed to change. He also explores the different masculine archetypes, how they appear in everyday life, and offers practical insights into mental health and men’s emotions.

Even if you think this isn’t for you, it’s worth a listen; there are lots of valuable insights to take from it.

On today’s podcast, we sat down with Luke Sugden, a business growth coach and entrepreneur who’s passionate about helping people get more out of life and business. Luke wears many hats, including Director Consultant at BNI, Director of Fire Blocked 365, and Director of BizGoal Business Coaching.

In this episode, he shares the story behind his passion for coaching and supporting others, and talks about the power of networking and building meaningful connections in business. It’s a great listen if you’re curious about BNI or coaching but not sure where to begin!

After losing her husband in 2018, Jane found herself facing not just grief, but a lack of support for herself and her family, who were going through it. In this episode, she shares her journey from heartbreak to hope, and how it inspired her to create The Bereavement Café, a pop-up service offering a safe, supportive space for people dealing with loss.

We talk about breaking the stigma around grief, the importance of having honest conversations, and how we can all better support those who are grieving. Whether you've experienced loss yourself or want to understand how to help someone who has, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

On today's podcast show, we're joined by Kim Willis, owner and founder of Seventeen Seventeen, delivering wellness without the woo. Kim offers breathwork, wellness classes and contrast therapy, all with a fresh, down-to-earth approach that makes it accessible to everyone, no matter their experience. In this episode, she opens up about the challenges she's faced, the journey that brought her here, and why she's so passionate about helping others heal. Expect to hear honest insights on reclaiming your power, finding strength through struggle, and what it really means to feel well.

On today's podcast show, we welcomed Entrepreneur and Networking Guru, Peter Gray. He specialises in bringing people together, using the power of networking to help businesses grow, win new work, solve challenges, and unlock new opportunities. In this episode, he shared how he got started in the world of networking, and discussed the real benefits people can gain through building genuine connections.