Transforming Our Futures

In this Podcast we talk to Stephen Cox a local author about being an author and what advice he gives to those who wish to see their work published. He also talked about his recently published book "Our ~Child Of The Stars."

In this Podcast we look at how new technology, robotics and machine learning can help develop better services in social care. We know there is a crisis in social care but we rarely discuss the innovative work developing to adopt the new age of digital technology to tackling some of the problems of social care.

Julia Daniel interviews Jill Harrison of the Enfield Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) Citizens Advice Enfield is a charity that offers free, accessible,quality advice to anyone who lives in Enfield. We can help with all kinds of problems whether they are housing, employment, benefits, debts or immigration issues for example. They have been providing advice in the London Borough of Enfield since 2nd September 1939.

After years of being a BBC Producer and then free lance Roger Penfound was able to follow his passion of writing and wrote and published his first book. Since then he has published three more,

In this Podcast we will talk to Roger how he set about writing his first book and the path he sought to have that book published. And we will also discuss that first book “The Guest Who Stayed” and what inspired him to write it.

In this Podcast we talk to Emma Rigby about a Community Patrol initiative that was set up in a North London Borough This was an initiative started by Emma through her social network  Love Your Doorstep in response to muggings outside of a local school. Now other schools are interested and their has also been interest nationwide and also from the police

In this Podcast Julia Daniel speaks to Albert Wright, London Region National Councillor for the FSB (National Federation of Self Employed & Small Businesses Limited) and a key contributor to their London Policy and other special interest groups.

In this Podcast we interview Julia Daniel on Credit Unions, what they are and how they promote fair finance. North London Credit Union is a not–for-profit financial co-operative established in 1994.

They are owned and controlled by their members, managed and staffed by local people and have a strong voluntary element They believe that everyone deserves appropriate, fair financial products that meet their needs and improve their financial well-being.

Join this Conversation Across Borders Podcast where Nerina Finetto and Francis Sealey will interview Alex Kagansky on the biodiversity of life and how it is being threatened thus creating a crisis for humanity.

The loss of biodiversity both eliminates possibility to learn nature, and importantly to survive and help the future sufferers, including ourselves and our relatives and friends, as it minimises the potential for harvesting new medicines.

This is due to the interdependence of sustainability of the environment, human wellbeing, and the development of new public health practices. We aim to mobilise the skills and expertise to address this issue. Earth’s finite natural resources are essential for healing purposes and requests the support from society at large able national, religious, or other interests . With the expanding loss of biodiversity, we must act now to avoid losing new solutions for human-focused problems