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PodCraft | How to Podcast & Craft a Fantastic ShowDo We Need to Champion Spoken-Word Audio in a World of Video Hype?Video takes up a lot of focus in the wider podcasting conversation. Do we need to work harder to shine a light on the benefits of pure audio?We spoke to a bunch of kind and patient people at The Podcast Show London who were happy to share their thoughts. Send us YOUR thoughtsJames Cridland - PodnewsAna Ratala & Alec Trunley - RedCircleJoel Pearlman - RiversideCarl Hartley - University of LeedsAbisoye Adelusi - A1 Content StudiosPete Donaldson - StakJay Nachlis - Coleman InsightsSarah Golding - Indie AFYoung Zhao - OpusClipLauren Passell - Podcast Marketing MagicNaomi Wing - Blueprint StudioJack Drury - ShureKaleem Willock - TipaltiLouise Lambert - Reviewed & ClearedGar...2025-05-2744 min

Where Truth Is ValuedCan a Business Choose Who It Serves? The Debate ContinuesWhere do we draw the line between a business’s right to exclusivity and the push for inclusivity?In this episode, we dive into the controversy surrounding The Girls Spot, a women’s-only gym founded by Natalie Barnett, who has now announced that her gym will only serve biological women, excluding transgender women. But here’s where it gets complicated—four years ago, when she was fundraising, she supported trans inclusivity. Now, some of her early backers feel betrayed.We also look at legal battles that challenge business exclusivity, including:🔹 Olympus Spa (USA) – A Korean-style...2025-03-1413 min

Where Truth Is ValuedEnglishness: A question of identity, history and belongingWhat does it actually mean to be English? Is it about where you were born, who your ancestors were, or how society sees you?In this episode, I explore the complexity of English identity—from history and legal definitions to public opinion and personal experience.📍 Who gets to be English?📍 Why does Englishness feel more exclusive than Britishness?📍 And has the meaning of being English changed over time?Let’s break it down.🎧 Listen now & join the convers 2025-03-0614 min

Where Truth Is ValuedDo Boycotts Ever Really End?A boycott begins with outrage—but how does it actually end? Some fade away as public interest shifts, while others, like the Nestlé boycott, last for decades. But what does it take for a boycott to truly succeed? And when is it okay to stop?In this episode, I explore the lifespan of boycotts, from Stormzy’s McDonald’s deal to historic movements like the anti-apartheid sanctions. I also share insights from my conversation with Busayo Twins, who breaks down how our everyday choices connect to global power structures. She challenges us to rethink what it really means t...2025-02-2417 min

Where Truth Is ValuedAcademic Pressure and Failure: My A-Level ExperienceEpisode 13: Why did I fail my A-Levels? It’s a question that has haunted me for over a decade. In this deeply personal episode of Where Truth Is Valued, I reflect on the emotional and systemic challenges I faced during my A-Level journey—from academic anxiety to the overwhelming pressure to succeed.Joined by Kanayo Situ, an experienced educator and researcher, we explore the hidden factors behind academic struggles, the impact of exam culture, and how failure shaped my path forward.If you’ve ever struggled with high-stakes exams or questioned the education system’s expectations, this episode is for you...2024-11-2330 min

Where Truth Is ValuedJustice in the Age of Opinions: Making Sense of a Storyn a world where everyone has a platform, how do we navigate justice amidst a sea of opinions? In this episode of Where Truth is Valued, I dive into the delicate balance between public discourse and fair trials. We explore the concept of "framing" and how our personal beliefs, past experiences, and biases shape the way we view high-profile cases. I share my own experience serving on a jury, shedding light on the weight of responsibility and the challenges of making a judgment based solely on evidence. Together, we question: Can we ever really know the full story? And...2024-10-2812 min

Where Truth Is ValuedClimate Change: the UK's Biggest Blind Spot?What if climate change is a bigger security threat than we think? In this episode of Where Truth Is Valued, we explore a new report that ranks climate change alongside terrorism and cyber attacks as a major risk. Are we really prepared for the disasters ahead? We'll discuss cascading impacts, tipping points, and why the UK might not be ready. Plus, I’ll share how we can all take action, from petitions to pushing for more government accountability. Join the conversation and let’s rethink how we handle the climate crisis.2024-10-2120 min

Where Truth Is ValuedExploring the British Identity Today #Class&CultureExploring Patriotism, Nationalism, and Identity in the U.K. In this episode of 'Where Truth is Valued,' host Abisoye delves into the complex issues of class, culture, and identity in the U.K. with guest Fahima Mohammed, a Muslim broadcaster and neuroscientist. They discuss the nuances of patriotism and its historical ties to imperialism and colonialism, as well as the difference between inclusive patriotism and exclusionary nationalism. The conversation also addresses the assimilation versus integration debate, how Brexit has influenced immigration narratives, and the psychological aspects of how information shapes public opinion. Fahima provides insightful perspectives on these...2024-08-1315 min

Where Truth Is ValuedPrivate Schools in the UKIn today's episode, we delve into Labour's controversial plan to impose a 20% VAT on private schools.📌 Episode Highlights:- The historical context of VAT exemptions for private schools- Labour’s projected £1.6 billion revenue and its intended use- The implications for private school families and the wider educational landscape- Political ramifications and potential shifts in the educational sector- Personal reflections and audience reactions on the issue💬 Join the Discussion:How do you think this policy will impact the education system in the UK? Do you agree with Labour’s approach?2024-07-2915 min

Where Truth Is Valued08| Voting Day! (UK Election Series)Today's the day to cast your vote for what party you want to be governing the UK for the next 5 years! On this episode, we reflect back on the past series and hear from some amazing listeners too. Thank you so much for your continuous support. The next episode will be out w/c 15/07 Remain Curious & Keep Valuing The Truth 2024-07-0416 min

Where Truth Is Valued07| Elections Series: Hung Parliaments, Coalitions and MoreHow do you vote at the next general election when you feel no affinity towards any of the major parties? What If you’ve decided not to vote for Labour or Conservative? Because your views are more inline with a minority party But that party wont have enough votes to win a majority at the next general election Is there any point voting for them? In this episode, i’ll be exploring the power of the...2024-06-2415 min

Where Truth Is Valued06 |Election Series: How to Analyse ManifestosIn this episode of "Where Truth is Valued," Abisoye Adelusi explores key promises from the Labour, Conservative, and Reform parties ahead of the UK General Election. She breaks down what these manifestos mean for: Access to Healthcare (NHS) Disposable Income (Taxes) Housing Safety (Crime) Balancing Family and Career (Childcare and Education) We know it's hard to trust politicians, but understanding their promises helps us make informed choices. Stay Curious And Keep Valuing The Truth 2024-06-1735 min

Where Truth Is Valued05 |Election Series: Unpacking UK LegislationJoin host Abisoye Adelusi for an exciting deep dive into the UK’s legislative process, spotlighting the controversial Rwanda Safety Bill. In this episode, we’ll uncover: The step-by-step journey of how a bill becomes law The roles and power dynamics between the House of Commons and the House of Lords How public petitions can shape legislation The latest on the Rwanda Safety Act, including the delayed first flight and looming legal battles Get ready for an engaging exploration of the twists and turns in UK politics and how your voice can make a difference. Tune in and...2024-06-1023 min

Where Truth Is Valued04 |Election Series: The Taxing Truth Part 2Welcome to "Where Truth is Valued," the podcast where we uncover the truths and scrutinize the information we are told about our world. I'm your host, Abisoye Adelusi, and today, we're reflecting on the first live debate between Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer ahead of the upcoming UK general election. Key Areas Discussed: Debate Overview: Highlights from the first live debate between Sunak and Starmer. £2K Tax Claim: Examination of the claim that Labour would raise taxes by £2,000 per household. Pension Taxes: Discussion on whether Labour plans to tax state pensions. Economic Challenges: Impact of Conservative ta...2024-06-0624 min

Where Truth Is Valued03 |Election Series: The Taxing Truth Part 1In this episode, "Biggie Was Right: The Taxing Truth," we delve into the complexities of UK taxation. With income tax thresholds frozen until 2028, taxpayers face an increasing burden due to fiscal drag. We explore Labour and Conservative plans for future tax changes, National Insurance contributions, and the hidden costs of tax evasion. Join me as I uncover where our tax money really goes and what it means for public services. Tune in for insights that will help you navigate the UK's financial landscape and make informed decisions.2024-06-0327 min

Where Truth Is Valued02 |Election Series: The Parliamentary Disciplinary ProcessIn this episode of "Where Truth is Valued," host Abisoye Adelusi dives into the controversy surrounding Diane Abbott's suspension, the restoration of her whip, and her whether she has been barred from standing as a Labour candidate. We also dive into the difference of disciplinary processes across major political parties. Share your thoughts and join the conversation on Slido here 2024-05-3028 min

Where Truth Is Valued01 |Election Series: Unpacking UK SpendingWelcome to the first episode of "Where Truth Is Valued." I'm Abisoye Adelusi, a journalist and podcast producer. In this episode, we explore how the UK government spends your money and what it means for you. Key topics include: What is GDP and its connection to government spending? How the government gets its money: taxes and borrowing. Trends in healthcare, defence and Education spending from 2010 to 2023. Join me to learn more about these crucial topics and get ready to make informed decisions in the upcoming election. Listen now to understand where your money...2024-05-2724 min

Behind The Dreams#12 | The Dream Nation Team's Hopes for 2024In episode #12, Abisoye Adelusi brings Claud Williams, Courtney Daniella Boateng and Stephanie Okereafor together for some fun and games while also reflecting on 2023 while also sharing their hopes for Dream Nation in 2024. (00:00:00) - Intro(00:08:47) - Word association game(00:12:12) - Singing Game(00:14:02) - Reflecting on 2023(00:14:45) - The Team's hopes for 2024(00:18:40) - Dream guests for 2024(00:19:40) - End-of-year message from Claud 2023-12-2420 min

Behind The Dreams#8 | Our Journey To Trust, Respect & Communication - Secrets To Building Stronger Work RelationshipsWhat does it take to build an effective relationship with the people you work with? Before starting Behind The Dreams, Claud Williams and Abisoye Adelusi barely knew each other, but their relationship goes from strength to strength as they learn how to launch a podcast together. In this transparent, honest and heartwarming 8th episode, Claud and Abisoye talk about some of the ups and downs of their journey so far as well as how they are cultivating trust, respect and better communication with each other in a professional setting. Key Takeaways Building Relationships from Scratch Navigating Highs and...2023-11-2644 min

Behind The Dreams#6 | Multitasking Is Holding You Back - Q&A with Claud Williams & Abisoye AdelusiIn episode 6 of the Behind The Dreams podcast, Claud Williams and Abisoye Adelusi delve into the fascinating world of multitasking, productivity, and personal fulfilment. They uncover the significance of being present, the transformative power of meditation, and the profound impact of strategic career choices on achieving success. The conversation also delves into love languages, quality time, and the challenges of balancing professional ambitions with personal life. This episode is a treasure trove of valuable insights for anyone looking to enhance their focus, make better decisions, and pursue their goals with intent, making it a must-listen for professionals, leaders, and...2023-11-1324 min

Behind The Dreams#4 | Dyslexic Founder Q&A with Claud WilliamsIn episode 4 of the Behind The Dreams podcast, executive producer Abisoye dive deeper into Claud Williams' journey. They explore what it's like to be a visionary dyslexic entrepreneur who transforms challenges into stepping stones for success while showcasing the power of neurodiversity in business. In part of 2 of this Q&A, Claud opens up about vulnerability and strength in leadership, his approach to building a team with empathy, and leading with purpose, making this episode a masterclass in overcoming personal challenges and leveraging distinct qualities for greater impact. We explore diversity in entrepreneurship, moving stories of empowerment, and the...2023-10-2926 min

Behind The Dreams#2 | Leadership Q&A with Claud WilliamsIn episode 2 of the Behind The Dreams podcast, executive producer Abisoye Adelusi does a Q&A with Claud Williams, delving deep into the intricate world of leadership and discussing its impact on personal growth and the essence of effective team building. Claud opens up about his leadership journey, tracing his path from the basketball court to the boardroom and underscoring the importance of recognition, trust, and support in shaping a compelling vision. This episode interlaces essential leadership themes—such as commitment, adaptability, mentorship, and collaboration—showcasing how these elements are crucial for nurturing excellence and empowerment within any team. With...2023-10-1529 min