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The BraveWhy global growth demands a different kind of thinking #75In the first episode of our new season Bethan talks to Marcus Wang of Coda Global Ventures about building businesses in and across the US, the UK and China, and draws on his experience in discussing how to navigate the complex relationships and subtle differences across cultures and marketplaces.Links from the episodecodaglobalventures.comMarcus on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-11-2538 minThe BraveCuriosity, Care, and Courage: Why psychological safety is your competitive edge #74In this episode Bethan is joined by executive coach and leadership mentor Anni Townend. Taking Anni's work as a starting point they discuss how senior leaders can create high-performing teams embedding psychological safety at the heart of their culture. Anni shares why curiosity, care and courage aren’t just good intentions: they’re the foundations of effective leadership.Links from the episode:Anni's website: annitownend.comFind Anni on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anni-townend-leadershipCollaboration Equation: collaborationequation.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more info...
2025-06-1138 minThe BraveFashion Futures: Sustainability and scale in the fashion industry #73In this episode Bethan chats with Gillian Ridley Whittle, founder of Peachaus, about her journey from a career in fast fashion to creating an ethical underwear and lifestyle brand. We talk about the industry's environmental and social issues and the lack of - and need for - sustainable practices, and what the future might hold for the brands of today. Links from the episodePeachaus.comPeachaus on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-04-0833 minThe BraveNew Networks: Unlocking the Internet of Things with AI #72In this episode Bethan talks with Phil Brunkard about developments in the integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) with AI, and how AI can be used to make sense of IoT data. They explore different use cases, such as monitoring temperature and humidity in agriculture and manufacturing, and security concerns, including firmware exploits and denial-of-service attacks. Phil explains the rise of edge computing to process data locally, reducing latency and transmission costs, and we also touch on the future potential of AI and IoT in improving environmental management and creating smarter cities....
2024-12-2018 minThe BraveDigitising Service Economies: from idea to scale-up #71Andy Callaghan was an experienced programmer and musician when we realised there was a significant gap in the music studio booking experience. Everything was either managed offline, or handled via one-size-fits-all booking apps that didn't cater to the specific demands and challenges of bands and studios. If sometimes founders create a solution for themselves without an addressable market to go after, this definitely wasn't the case with Andy and Jammed. Unfortunately, Covid was just around the corner, with national lockdown in the UK temporarily closing his potential first customers. Nearly five ye...
2024-10-2239 min
Higgle: The B2B Sales ClubRethink Your B2B Marketing Strategy with Expert Advice from Bethan VincentBethan Vincent is an experienced B2B marketing leader and entrepreneur who has been driving accelerated revenue growth as a Marketing Director and Consultant for over a decade at Open Velocity. She is a regular speaker at international conferences and is podcast host of The Brave. This week we're talking about strategic marketing for B2B organizations with expert insights from Bethan. She unpacks the critical differences between strategic and tactical marketing, emphasizing the importance of aligning services with the genuine needs and pain points of the target audience. We explore effective positioning and differentiation strategies, the...
2024-10-2133 min
H2H Sales Automation PodcastEp 15 - Bethan Vincent: Why B2B Business Confidence Isn't Delivering on GrowthIn this episode of the H2H Sales Automation Podcast, I sit down with Bethan Vincent, founder and managing partner at Open Velocity, to explore why B2B business confidence isn't translating into growth. We delve into her comprehensive report, Marketing Vulnerabilities in Tech and IP-Led Companies, and discuss the challenges tech companies face in gaining traction. Bethan shares insights on the importance of having solid marketing foundations, the pitfalls of a sales-led growth approach, and the critical role of understanding your target audience. We also touch on the evolving dynamics of B2B marketing, the value of third-party trust...
2024-10-0123 minThe BraveInvesting in our Future: Can capitalism save the planet? #70Can capitalism and financial markets be a force for good? Rob Gardner certainly thinks so. Rob has a background in investment banking and pension funds, but as the founder and CEO of Rebalance Earth—an equity fund manager that invests in nature-based solutions—he believes that by redirecting capital towards the right things can help to create and maintain a world worth living in. During this fascinating and in-depth conversation, Rob and Bethan discuss the critical subject of tackling climate change and how where we invest our money can make a difference.
2024-07-2635 minThe BraveGetting Your House in Order: Democratising personal financial management #69Richard Dana has been working in finance, in one way or another, for two decades, so it's safe to say he knows a thing or two about money. After starting out his career as a chartered accountant, Richard became Chief Financial Officer at Founders Factory Ltd in 2016, before launching Tembo Money in 2020. Tembo's mission is to democratise the concept of the 'Family Office'—a way for families to manage their money more effectively together, and something that previously had been the reserve of the wealthiest in society.During this conversation with Richard we...
2024-06-2426 minThe BraveGreen Inspiration: How we can all make more sustainable choices #68Sometimes it can be difficult to feel optimistic about the future of the planet in the face of the threat posed by climate change, but Alex Robinson's positivity about how every single one of us can make a difference is infectious. Alex is CEO and founder of Hubbub, an environmental charity with a mission to inspire action that's good for the environment and for all of us. In this episode, Bethan had a fascinating conversation with Alex, where they discuss key topics such as the impact of individual action versus the need for structural change, a...
2024-05-1727 minThe BraveBuilding for the future: long-term sustainability in business #67For two decades, Sarah Mukherjee was Environment Correspondent for the BBC across TV, radio and online, including presenting 'Countryfile' on BBC One and 'Farming Today' and 'The Food Programme' on BBC Radio.Today, Sarah is CEO at IEMA, professional body for everyone working in environment and sustainability, and promotes good science, better regulation and best practice—all while ensuring the lightest possible carbon footprint.In this episode we chat to Sarah about IEMA's work, their mantra that all jobs need to be green, and what businesses need to do in order to implement a...
2024-03-0433 minThe BraveBreaking Down Barriers With AI Sign Language Translation #66In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking to Sally Chalk, the founder and CEO of Signapse. Signapse is an organisation dedicated to breaking down barriers with an AI sign language translator. In the midst of lockdown, a dynamic team of successful entrepreneurs, leading researchers, and deep tech experts joined forces to address the urgent needs of both hearing clients and Deaf individuals. Fueled by questions such as "how do I get this interpreted right now?" and "why can't I have access to what is being said?" they set out to create Signapse.
2024-02-0930 min
Corona-Ausschuss: Audio-AufnahmenSitzung 191: Gezeitenwechsel2024-01-26:
Vincent Gircys (Polizeibeamter in Ruhestand, Kanadischer Sprecher „Polizei für Freiheit International“),
Bethan Nodwell (Krankenschwester, Aktivistin Kanadische Freiheitsbewegung),
Ulrike Kämmerer (Humanbiologin, Immunologin, Zellbiologin)
2024-01-2600 minThe BraveRevolutionising Financial Services for Frontline Workers #65In this episode we speak to Peter Briffett the founder of Wagestream, a company dedicated to transforming the way frontline workers access financial services through employer-based benefits. Peter delves into the impact of monthly pay cycles on employees in the UK, emphasising the company's dedication to reducing the "poverty premium" and its mission to enhance the financial health of workers.Links from the episodeFind Peter on LinkedInWagestream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-01-1625 min
Formula Indie EuropeFormula Indie Europe 18.12.2023Angelina Luzi – Silent MoonAntsy – DelusionalBeth Sarah – ThunderstormBeth Sarah – Would it be okay?Bethan Lloyd – No Umbilical Chris Hyson – Slow Thing feat Soren BryceComing Up Roses – Utopia Reimagined: These Corners Dreamsi – Wasteland feat. I'm GeistFlorie Namir – Silence Is MusicGabriel Dinero – dot dot dot (feat. Amelia Dare)Gilan - Forward FoldHello Amnesia – Doubt HIGHWAYVES – FRAME ITIl Ciclo di Bethe – Ferretti e Zamboni divisi a BerlinoIvy Ash – Stop, Rewind
2023-12-182h 38The BraveSustaining Business Growth for a Greener Tomorrow #64In this episode, we sat down with Ankit, the Co-founder and CEO of Climajo, a cutting-edge procurement platform dedicated to conscious brands. Climajo empowers climate-aware businesses by uniting a curated community of sustainable suppliers and partners. The platform goes beyond by providing clear reporting and metrics, such as CO2 output per product, to enable effective tracking.Tune in to hear Ankit share insights on the challenges of sustainable growth and discover compelling reasons to be optimistic about the future. Let's navigate the path towards a greener tomorrow together!Links from the e...
2023-12-1329 minThe BraveNet Zero for All: Can We Make It Happen? #63As we step into the week of the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), we're excited to share our latest episode featuring an insightful conversation with Ian Ormerod, the Co-founder and CEO of @Switch2Zero. This innovative green-tech startup has set a global mission — to accelerate the transition to net-zero carbon emissions for people and businesses everywhere.In this episode, we explore key themes like carbon offsetting, greenwashing, and corporate responsibility and delve deeper into the reason behind Ian choosing to leave a successful banking career to champion this mission. Join us in amplifying the conversation on...
2023-12-0145 min
Product Management Stories14 - Competitor Analysis with Bethan Vincent (Founder & Managing Partner at Open Velocity)Send us a textWhat do Threads, Hot Chocolate, and Crossfit have in common? Bethan and I discussed them all as part of our conversation about Competitor Analysis. If you want to know how on earth they fit together, listen to this episode.If you want to reach out to Bethan, you can find here on Twitter and LinkedIn.Furthermore, Beth has an amazing podcast. You can find it among other platforms on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
2023-09-2157 minThe BraveMegaprojects, AI and Project Management #62In this episode, I chat to Greg Lawton, co-founder of Nodes and Links, and delve into the transformative role of technology, particularly AI, in streamlining the delivery of large-scale infrastructure and mega projects.In an ever more complex operating environment, we examine what constitutes a world-class process and why it's crucial to effective project delivery. Our conversation extends beyond mega projects as we explore how lessons and principles from the largest scales can be applied by smaller businesses and across different industries.We also assess the value of traditional project management methodologies like...
2023-09-1343 min
Off ScriptEpisode 33: AI ethicsAI ethics - a hot, divisive topic and rightly so. James and Josh are back with a brand new episode of Off Script to dig in and explore a space that is impacting our lives more and more.
01 Intro
02 Applied AI event
03 Bethan Vincent's talk
03 Jack Sails’ talk
06 Outcomes are not determined by intentions
07 EU Cookie law
09 Tech can’t be decided by those who know the least about the tech
10 Regulation
11 AI marking of papers
12 Only as good as the dataset it is trained on
13 Why as a company would we use this?
14 Disclaimers
15 AI Consultancy
18 Risk
19 Oxfo...
2023-09-1133 minThe BraveThe Future of Commercial Space Technology #61In the first of two episodes featuring Phil Brunkard, an experienced Technology Leader with a passion for Digital Transformation and Innovation, we slip the surly bonds of Earth to explore the revolution happening within commercial space technology.The low earth orbit (LEO) sector is currently experiencing significant expansion. In this episode we explore the new markets and spaces this is opening up, and the opportunities it presents for businesses and consumers.We also look at the risks, both commercial and social, associated with this growth, such as space junk (Kessler Syndrome), privacy issues...
2023-06-2331 minThe BravePredicting the future of the internet #60Something is changing. A great shift looms on the horizon, heralding the dawn of a new era for the internet as we know it. In this episode, I embark on a journey through the realms of the new online age, guided by the wise and insightful John Alderson, Head of SEO at Yoast. Together, we unravel the secrets of Google's intricate web, divine the patterns of evolving business trends and witness the forging of tools that shape the destiny of everything digital.Episode summaryWe discuss topics such as schema markup, IoT...
2023-05-1032 min
Strategy SessionsFractional Strategy with Bethan Vincent | Ep 11 S3 | Strategy Sessions PodcastBethan is the Founder and Managing Partner of Open Velocity, a marketing strategy consultancy,
based York but working globally.
In this episode we discuss:
Should marketing be involved in product decisions?
Building teams the P&G way
Being the voice of the customer in the organisation
Speaking the language of the business
Marketing bubbles and why you need to avoid them
Why marketing reports should be backwards
Tell me what you don’t know
Attribution is dead – so how do we manage success
What’s old is new… knowing your customer
Defining what marketing strategy is and does...
2023-03-2851 min
One Knight in ProductGetting Ahead of the Competition by Getting Good at Competitor Analysis (with Bethan Vincent, Managing Partner @ Open Velocity)Bethan Vincent is an experienced marketer who has worked with a variety of firms in B2B SaaS and B2B Services and has now started marketing agency Open Velocity. Bethan believes in good competitor analysis and how we might get ahead of our competition by going out and finding out what's going on. We spoke about the joys of fractional marketing leadership, and some of the ways to get competitive analysis done.
A message from this episode's sponsor - Skiplevel
This episode is sponsored by Skiplevel. Do you struggle with communicating with dev teams and understanding...
2023-03-1535 minThe BraveIs Lifelong Learning The Future of Education? #59In this conversation, our guest Maury Shenk, founder and CEO of LearnerShape, and Director and General Counsel of PeopleCert, talks with Bethan about the importance of lifelong learning in the fast-changing world we live in.They delve into the need for education to prepare people for the types of work required in the 21st century and the significance of personalisation in the future of education. They also explore the role of technology in enhancing traditional learning environments and creating a more flexible learning experience.Join us as we dive deeper into the future...
2023-03-0129 minThe BraveLeveraging AI: Mitigating risks and maximising marketing impact in 2023 #58In this episode we explore how AI, with the specific example of chat GPT, is shaking up the marketing and wider content sectors, what we can use it for, and what are its strengths and weaknesses.This episode is a conversation between Bethan Vincent, founder of Open Velocity, Jon Paget, one of our senior partners, and Katie Thompson, managing director of content marketing agency Katie Lingo. It was originally broadcast as a live webinar in January 2023. If you're interested in attending future live events, you can sign up for email notifications on the open velocity website.
2023-02-0331 minThe BraveCan an app unchain us from our desks? #57The new year is a time when a lot of us think about making positive changes to our health and fitness.In this episode, we interview founder and CEO Toby Cannon about the motivations and challenges behind Myles, an app supporting fitness and wellbeing in a work environment.We talk about the inspiration behind Myles, the challenges workers face when breaking free from their desks and the risks of sharing health data with your employer.Links from the episodeMylesWellbeing.com
2023-01-1323 minThe BraveStress, sleep and better supplements #56Is modern life driving driving insomnia? How do you build a trusted brand in a traditionally controversial space? How can D2C brands navigate recessionary and inflationary pressures?In a rather wide ranging conversation I ask Joe Welstead, CEO and Co-Founder of Motion Nutrition, about building a trusted health brand and how his experience as an athlete made him re-think the role of supplements.Links from the episodeFind Joe on LinkedInFind out more about Motion Nutrition...
2022-09-2327 min
The SEO FreelancerBethan Vincent: I quite my marketing director job and doubled my income freelancing.Introducing Bethan VincentBethan Vincent is a freelance fractional CMO and owner of marketing strategy consultancy Open Velocity.In today’s podcast, we talk with Bethan who left her full-time job and over doubled her earnings as a freelancer. One element that she attributes her success to is her personal brand which we discuss in detail.Bethan’s people/resources to follow* Jason Bradwell* marketoonist.comHow to connect with Bethan VincentCheck out Bethan’s websiteCheck out Bethan’s podcast
2022-07-0445 min
Lots of Planets Have a NorthEpisode 9: HistoricalsAfter a long break to recover from the overwhelming impact of ‘Heaven Sent’/‘Hell Bent,’ we’re back to talk all things historicals. How have different types of historicals worked over the course of the series? What works and what doesn’t? And what kinds of settings would we like to see explored? Featuring a lengthy discussion of the return of RTD (this was recorded a while ago…), a David Mitchell(s) tangent, and a fully worked out treatment for a prospective historical episode from Bethan. Call us, Bad Wolf Productions…
Sci-fi historicals: 16.32
Pure historicals: 30.40
Celebrity historicals (featuring ‘Vincent and the Doctor’ discou...
2022-06-212h 09The BraveCan we automate decision making? #55Can we trust machines with commercial decision making? What are the advantages and limitations? Can we truly use data to get insights into irrational human preferences?In this episode I speak to Peter Denby, COO of Hyper Group, about decision intelligence. What is it? How are companies using it and how can machines augment human decision making.Links from the episodeFind Peter on LinkedInFind out more about HyperAbout The Brave...
2022-05-1936 min
Tech Marketing TrendsHow sales and marketing can work together within agile frameworks - Bethan VincentShould sales and marketing be combined, is a commonly asked question. A symbiosis of sales and marketing team can indeed accelerate success, and bring growth to a business. However, there are a few tricks to know on how to make that relationship work seamlessly.
In today’s episode, Bethan Vincent will be discussing the the topic on “How sales and marketing can work together within agile frameworks” and share her expertise.
Bethan is B2B Marketing Consultant with over 10+ year’s experience in technology and the digital sector. She has taken on companies like Google and AWS thr...
2022-05-1727 minThe BraveCrossing the future chasm #54In an era of accelerating technological change and digital disruption, how do companies robustly respond to and adapt to uncertainty and rapidly shifting foundations? This is the question that preoccupies Tom Goodwin, Author, Consultant, Speaker, TV Presenter and guest on this episode.We speak about the meaning of Digital Darwinism (a term coined by Tom), adapting to cultural change, the potential end of our guilded age and how to become a changemaker. It's admittedly a wide ranging discussion, but well worth a listen. Tom has the uncommon ability to simplify...
2022-05-0538 minThe BraveNet zero unemployment through AI #53Welcome back to series three of The Brave! We're kicking things off with a really interesting episode which explores how we can use new technologies for good.In the first episode of our new series I speak to Katie Gibbs, Founding Partner at Emergence Partners, a tech consultancy on a mission to drive the thoughtful adoption of technologies including AI. Emergence has a bold manifesto which focuses on achieving net zero unemployment through AI. We chat about what this means and how companies can approach adopting new technologies without harming employees or their wider sphere of...
2022-04-2033 minThe BraveReimagining Recruitment #52The recruitment industry has a divisive reputation, especially in the digital sector. Low barriers to entry encourage cowboy operators, misaligned incentives lead to low-quality hires and poor practices lead to poor candidate experiences. However many companies rely on recruiters to identify, access and tempt talent, a challenge that is ever-growing in candidate-scarce sectors.Companies and candidates are rightly starting to ask - is there a better way to hire and be hired? In this episode, we speak to recruiter and tech founder Shannon Smith about how we might re-imagine the recruitment industry for...
2021-10-0129 minThe BraveCan technology solve the climate crisis? #51In this episode I speak to Dr Karen Parkhill about the different reactions the unfolding climate crisis has provoked across communities and governments and explore the fundamental role technology can play in both deepening and responding to the crisis. We also dig into the power of individual and community action, and contrast that with larger-scale, national and international approaches, including geoengineering. Karen is a lecturer in human geography at The University of York. Her research interests span energy geographies and geographies of risk. She uses qualitative methods to explore how the public engages with/resists notions o...
2021-08-2437 min
B2B Better🎙️ It's Time to Ban Sales from Your B2B Community w/ Tom BangayHi! 👋In The B2B Bite, I break down the most interesting marketing stories into fun-size, actionable chunks to kick off your week.Sent every Monday AM. Best enjoyed with coffee.Sign up below for free.In this episode, I sit down Tom Bangay, Director of Content at Juro, the contract automation platform. We talk about:* His step-by-step strategy in building a niche B2B community for legal teams * How he convinced the first members to join - and persuaded them to stay* Why ba...
2021-07-2249 minThe BraveSolving the mobility challenge #50In this episode of The Brave we take a look at the future of inner-city transport through the lens of micromobility, which, if you don't know, refers to the shared electric scooters and bikes popping up in cities around the world.My guest this week is Georgia Yexley, Head of Cities for the UK and Ireland for TIER Mobility, Europe's largest operator of shared e-vehicles. We explore the explosive expansion of this new industry, unpick the implications this has for how we get around, and find out how these new options fit into existing transport infrastructure.
2021-07-1826 min
Succeed Through SpeakingHow To Build Your Brand Through Speaking - With Bethan VincentTom Bailey, founder of Succeed Through Speaking, interviews Bethan Vincent.
Bethan Vincent is B2B Marketing Consultant with over 10+ year’s experience in technology and the digital sector. Formerly a senior manager in the cloud computing industry and founder of several start-ups, Bethan has built her career sitting at the intersection between marketing, product and development.
Why you've got to check out Bethan's episode:
- Discover how Bethan works with technology companies who have a B2B product and how she helps them with public speaking and thought leadership.
- Why it's important to build a personality as a brand so...
2021-07-1306 min
The Journey of a WiTThe Journey of a WIT - S3 E.09 with Bethan Vincent, Marketing Director at NetsellsThis week on a Journey of a WiT, Elly is joined by Bethan Vincent, Marketing Director at Netsells. Bethan is a digital strategist who is a big contributor to the community, speaking at conferences and hosting a podcast focused on building a brighter future.Bethan’s move into marketing was a bit of an accidental career move. She completed a history degree, started a coffee business and learned how to do marketing by living it. She’s always had an interest in tech and coding, and reckons marketing is key to the future of tech. Now in a seni...
2021-06-0323 min
B2B Better🎙️ Building a Marketing Strategy When Budget is Tight w/ Bethan VincentHi! 👋In The B2B Bite, I break down the most interesting marketing stories into fun-size, actionable chunks to kick off your week. Sent every Monday AM. Best enjoyed with coffee.Sign up below for free. In this episode, I sit down with Bethan Vincent, a Marketing Consultant that helps technology companies differentiate and grow. We talk about: * How small marketing teams can build a strategy that scales as the company grows* The importance of picking the right tools and the most common mistakes to avoid...
2021-05-1942 min
Pipe DreamHow to Build a Marketing Strategy on a Budget w/ Bethan VincentIn this episode, I sit down with Bethan Vincent, a Marketing Consultant that helps technology companies differentiate and grow. We talk about:
How small marketing teams can build a strategy that scales as the company growsThe importance of picking the right tools and the most common mistakes to avoid as a sole marketerAnd for how long a Founder should look after marketing - and recognising when to let go
Bethan also shares wisdom on finding the right candidate for the first marketing hire within a start-up.This is real advice for the everyday B2...
2021-05-1742 minThe BraveBuilding & Positioning Better Brands #49In this episode of The Brave Podcast, we speak to positioning expert April Dunford about building and positioning better businesses and brands. We discuss how can the explosion of post-COVID start-ups stand out in a saturated market, why is positioning so important when building companies that last and the power of keeping your marketing strategies simple. Links from the ShowFind out more about April's work here.Get Obviously AwesomeFollow April on TwitterAbout...
2021-05-1038 minThe BraveBreaking the class ceiling #48In the UK tech sector, 19% of workers are from a working-class background compared to 33.3% of the nationwide population (2014 Labour Force Survey).In this episode I speak to Jem Henderson, a technology professional, poet and outspoken advocate for diversity and inclusion."Well, I’m not your standard tech worker. I'm non-binary, I grew up in a council house and I didn't go to Oxford or Cambridge. I started out in the creative field with degrees in art, English and creative writing. I was signed off sick with mental health issues for a long time, fi...
2021-04-0330 minThe BraveWhat can we expect from the next phase of space innovation? #47With the increasing visibility of private space companies, the safe arrival of the Perseverance rover on Mars, and renewed interest in space exploration, it seems like space is now solidly back in the public imagination.We traditionally associate space innovation with the US, China and Russia, but the UK is at the forefront of the new space economy, with 5.1% share of the global space market and plans to capture 10% by 2030.In this episode I speak to Melissa Thorpe, Interim Head of Spaceport Cornwall, about the next phase of space innovation, how horizontal launch...
2021-02-2328 minThe BraveWhen Employees Become Influencers #46What happens when an employee has more followers and social clout than the organisation they work for? It's becoming increasingly common as people carve out "personal brands" - but does this cause friction or create opportunities for the brand they work for?In this episode I speak to Stephen Kenwright, COO and Co-Founder, Rise at Seven. Taking the digital agency scene by storm, Rise at Seven have grown from 0 - £1.5 million turnover in one year, winning briefs from brands including Pretty Little Thing, Missguided, ODEON, USwitch, GoCompare, GAME and more. Some of their i...
2021-01-2531 minThe BraveWhat Is The Future of Retail? #45Post-pandemic retailers are facing an existential crisis. Online is quickly becoming the default as physical locations are forced to close. Consumer behaviour is changing as demand shifts to reflect our new reality. How can retailers adapt and thrive under these difficult and ever changing conditions?In this episode we speak to Chris Dee, an experienced retail CEO and NED in the premium and luxury food, drink and home sectors and online entrepreneur. Formerly CEO of Booths and Director of Food and Home at Harrods, Chris shares his insights on the future of retail and what stores n...
2021-01-1032 min
Ragged Scratch PodcastRagged Scratch Podcast S3E3: Some Wild ConfessionsRagged Scratch Podcast S3E3: Some Wild Confessions Hosted by Natalie Winter Ragged Scratch Podcast Theme music by Alyx Jones S3 Production Assistants: Natalie Chisolm, Natalie Beran, Victoria Taylor Roberts, Molly Sweeney, Ellie Gill, Rosemary LippardSOMETHING WILD, by Sian RowlandA lonely woman decides to take a dip in her local river and rediscovers a long-hidden wild side. Directed by Natalie BeranEdit and Sound design by Jigisha PatilAnn - Bethan Dixon BateI CONFESS, by A...
2020-12-0340 minThe BraveThe Shock of the New Normal: Crises and Creativity #44In this special episode recorded for York Design Week we explore the impact of social, political and economic turmoil on creativity and artistic movements.We will discuss pivotal moments from history and their impact on creative practices spanning music, culture and visual art. We will also explore how the current pandemic is impacting and affecting the work and practice of artists today.Dr Desmond Clarke is an artist who works with generative and algorithmic processes to explore the intersection of the natural and numeric.Dr Stef Conner is a lecturer the University of...
2020-10-2733 minThe BraveLiving For Today & Listening To Your Gut #43Suffering an unexpected and tragic family bereavement forced Sophie to seriously reassess her life and career. In this episode I chat to Sophie about the impact of this period and how she made the leap from a traditional corporate career to pursue her passion.We talk about why fear can be a good thing, managing other people’s expectations about your life and choices and how one person’s decision to veer off the “normal” path can inspire others to follow.We also talk about why we need to listen to our gut and not ignore t...
2020-08-1727 minThe BraveSending Messages Into The Future #42“This place is a message and part of a system of messages. Pay attention to it. Sending this message was important to us. We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture.”In this episode Desmond Clarke and I discuss the challenges of creating messages that are universally translatable by future human and non-human cultures.We explore the challenges of communicating with unknown future societies about dangers such as nuclear waste, alongside discussing the messages intended for a non-human intelligence that we have sent out into the depths of space.About The BraveF...
2020-07-2827 minThe BraveHow to Get Fit When You're Lacking Motivation #41Back in 2012 I lost over 5 stone through adopting a proper exercise routine. I’ve kept it off ever since.In this episode I talk about my fitness journey and how I’ve kept up my motivation and kept on going with my commitment to my health for the past eight years.About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our newsletter hereContact on hello@bethanvincent.comListen ElsewhereListen on Apple PodcastsL...
2020-07-2120 minThe BraveBeating Procrastination At Work #40For 1 in 5 of us, procrastinating is something that affects our lives and work daily. Most people seem to experience it frequently.Delaying or putting off starting a task can be a hard habit to break. In this episode we explore why people procrastinate and some of the tips and techniques that can get the ball rolling again.Links From The EpisodeProcrastination StatisticsWhy You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control)About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The...
2020-07-1521 minThe BraveFuture-Proofing Your Finances #39In this episode we talk money and how to get your financial house in order to better withstand shocks and changes in your income.The big caveat here is that I’m not a financial advisor, but in this episode I do share the strategies I deploy to understand my financial landscape and ensure my money works for me long-term.Links From The EpisodeForever Employable - Jeff GothelfAbout The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJo...
2020-07-0624 minThe BraveMaking Remote Work Long-Term #38After over a 100 days of working remotely, a lot of us are starting to ask - “is remote the future of work?”In this episode I chat to Darren Murph, Head of Remote at GitLab, the world’s largest all remote organisation.With over 15 years experience working across the remote spectrum, Darren shares his thoughts on how organisations and individuals can make remote work sustainable, productive and most importantly, enjoyable.Links From The EpisodeDownload the GitLab Remote PlaybookFollow Darren on TwitterAbout The BraveFin...
2020-06-3031 minThe BraveWhat Comes Next? What To Expect From The "New Normal" #37It’s now clear the the pre-pandemic world is gone. We are unlikely to return to an exact replica as life in the 21st century has undergone a substantial shift.The big question remains - what comes next?In this episode we take a look at what we might expect from the new normal, with a focus on three key areas:Urban unbundling - will cities thrive?The acceleration of the digital economyProliferation of green/eco friendly attitudesAbout The BraveFind out more at...
2020-06-2219 minThe BraveSelf-Coaching & Being Your Own Mentor #36Self-improvement doesn’t have to be expensive, contrived or onerous. We are all capable of showing up for ourselves and making small, sustainable changes that support our ambitions and goals.In this episode we talk about how you can about develop a personal toolbox of techniques and strategies that will allow you to identify goals, challenge negative thinking and increase self-motivation through developing consistent habits.About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our newsletter hereContact on he...
2020-06-0822 minThe BraveWhat Mindset Do I Need To Succeed? #35In this episode we explore the concept of a mindset - the collection of thoughts, values and beliefs that shape your world view, habits and actions.We discuss the differences between fixed and growth mindsets and ask whether these categories are useful in defining the root cause of someone’s success (or lack of).About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our newsletter hereContact on hello@bethanvincent.comListen ElsewhereListen on Ap...
2020-06-0121 minThe BraveWhat Is Innovation, Really? #34Over the last nine years, Claire has worked as part of lean innovation and CX teams at top companies including Amazon.Now working as an independent consultant, Claire is passionate about innovation, AI and utilising tech for good.All of these three terms are bandied about in the tech world, often with little context around what they actually mean. In this episode Claire and I explore deeper meanings and examples of actual implementations.Links Mentioned In The ShowFind Claire on LinkedInArtificially Intelligent ClaireAbout The...
2020-05-1828 minThe BraveResilience in the Arts, Cultural and Heritage Sectors #33Resilience is a concept that can be applied beyond both personal and organisational spheres. Systems and entire sectors can be resilient (or not) which leads us to ask what resilience means within a wider context.In this episode I speak to Sophia Woodley, Design Manager at Golant Innovation and co-author of What is Resilience Anyway: A Review (Arts Council England), a report which seeks to answer:How is resilience currently understood in the arts and culture sector?Are organisations becoming more resilient and, if so, how are they doing this?What op...
2020-05-1026 minThe BraveHow Can You Future-Proof Your Career? #32What are the skills and capabilities that will be required for the jobs of the future?How can you build a meaningful career that is aligned to your interests and strengths?What can you do to unlock career opportunities and develop your yourself professionally?Links Mentioned In The ShowAsk A Manager BlogUdemy (Courses)About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our newsletter hereContact on hello@bethanvincent...
2020-05-0324 minThe BraveCan We Make A Difference Going Plastic-Free? #31In this episode we explore environmental resilience and sustainable lifestyles with guest Charlie Gill.In 2018, sisters Charlie and Trina founded Life Before Plastik, a UK plastic free shop aimed at helping people find plastic free alternatives to everyday items.Throughout the episode we discuss some of the simple switches you can make to plastic free alternatives, why you should bother in the first place and some of the wider sustainability issues such as travel and recycling.Links Mentioned In The Showwww.lifebeforeplastik.comFollow LB4P on Instagram
2020-04-1929 min
The Front EndFrom medieval history to a tech marketer, Bethan Vincent discusses hiring processes, women in tech, and her podcast The BraveFor episode 5, we have Bethan Vincent, a fellow podcaster from The Brave. On this fifth episode, Bethan and I discuss a range of topics including her winding career path, women in tech, the hiring process, and her very own podcast, The Brave.
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2020-04-1437 minThe BraveHow To Maintain Positive Relationships at Home #30This episode explores maintaining positive and harmonious relationships in less-than-ideal living situations. From shared houses and university dorms, to social isolation and living with a partner who has a different lifestyle, I chat to my other half about our experiences adapting to different living situations and creating positive domestic atmospheres.About DesFollow Des on InstagramFind out more about his workAbout The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our weekly newsletter here...
2020-04-0524 minThe BraveWhat Does "Happiness" Really Mean? #29The meaning and source of happiness has been debated for millennia - How do we define it? How do we obtain it? Is it “made” or genetically defined?In this episode we take a look at some of the modern research on happiness and Bethan’s top 5 tips for ensuring our focus remains on the positive.About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our weekly newsletter hereContact us hereListen ElsewhereListen on App...
2020-03-2919 minThe BraveHow Can You Look After Your Mental Health While Social Distancing? #28This is a very special episode, as it a features an interview with my mum recorded on Mother’s Day 2020! Sadly this was done remotely due to UK government advice which asks us all to strictly adhere to social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.Sue Thurlow (AKA Mum, to me anyway) is an experienced Therapist, Supervisor & Clinical Trustee/Adviser with over 20 years of experience in academic, independent, voluntary and local authority settings.In this episode I ask Sue about how to best manage your mental health while social distancing. We talk about staying productive at ho...
2020-03-2225 minThe BraveCoping With Uncertainty and Coronavirus Anxiety #27With my own personal anxiety around coronavirus on the rise, I wanted to take a step out from the usual The Brave programme to share my own thoughts around how we can remain resilient over the next few months of uncertainty and upheaval.In this episode, I discuss managing your mental health, pulling together as a community and my top tips for working from home and keeping sane indoors.About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our weekly newsletter...
2020-03-1514 minThe BraveWhy Build Your Personal Brand? #26Careers in the 21st century now consist of multiple employers, job-titles, focuses and industries. For some, the idea of a “squiggly career” may seem daunting, however I believe this shift will free people from labels and previous narrow definitions of success.The defining characteristic of your career is now you, but this raises it’s own problems - what does it mean to define “you”in a professional content.In this episode we look at the power of building a personal brand - why bother in the first place? How can you defining your personal brand? How...
2020-03-0820 minThe BraveHow To Navigate Conflict Constructively #25Being able to navigate conflict constructively is a key skill in developing effective people, teams and organisations. Whether you’re personally a conflict avoider or conflict seeker, it’s vital to be able to communicate effectively and ideally work towards outcomes that work for both partiesIn this episode we uncover the strategies for overcoming fear of conflict, how to have a constructive mindset in argumentative situations and the importance of understanding when you might be wrong.About The BraveFind out more at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twit...
2020-03-0117 minThe BraveHow Did The Black Death Impact Late Medieval England? #24"One citizen avoided another, hardly any neighbour troubled about others, relatives never or hardly ever visited each other. Moreover, such terror was struck into the hearts of men and women by this calamity, that brother abandoned brother, and the uncle his nephew, and the sister her brother, and very often the wife her husband. What is even worse and nearly incredible is that fathers and mothers refused to see and tend their children, as if they had not been theirs.”Boccaccio, Giovanni, The Decameron vol. IWhat happens when society is faced with a pandemic th...
2020-02-2300 minThe BraveWhat can running marathons teach us about business? #23In this episode I chat to Charlie Rogers, a final year student at Loughborough university. As a competitive runner, Charlie is used take a disciplined approach to training and achieving his goals.We chat about his approach to physical endurance, alongside how he has taken his lessons learned from training and made them applicable to entrepreneurship.It seems that marathons and business have more in common than we think...Find out more about Charlie and his business, Postey, hereFind out more about The Brave at bethanvincent.com/thebrave...
2020-02-1623 minThe BraveRest and Recovery, What's the Difference? #22In our 24/7 non-stop culture, have we forgotten the importance of rest and recovery? Especially when it comes to mental exertion.In this episode we explore why recovery is important, whether there’s a difference between rest and recovery and how we can ensure we make time to recharge.Find out more about The Brave at bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenJoin our weekly newsletter hereContact us here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-02-0900 minThe BraveDeveloping Sales Skills Without Selling Your Soul #21For most people the idea of having to sell something, especially on a cold call, is the stuff of nightmares.However the ability to influence and persuade is key to many professions and life in general. All of us are selling something at some point, whether it’s our ideas, businesses or ourselves. With over 20 years experience in sales and training sales teams, Jon Cunningham has built his career on being confident in picking up the phone and convincing prospects to engage with him and his proposition.In this episode I pick Jon’s br...
2020-02-0227 min
The Brighton Book ClubFootnotes: Short Stories with Elizabeth PerryLocal bookseller Elizabeth Perry takes us through her favourite Short Stories.
Remember to catch up on Chapter 4, it's all about the Short Story, and we're joined in the studio by: Naomi Ishiguro, whose debut collection ESCAPE ROUTES comes out in February with Headline; Emerging Short Story writer and blogger Victoria Adeniji West; Brighton resident, author of several novels & a forthcoming Short Story collection, SHE CLOWN, Hannah Vincent; Brighton Book Club regular, Elizabeth Perry, discussing her favourite short story collections; plus we chat about of this month's book club pick, THE HEARTSICK DIASPORA, by Elaine Chiew.
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2020-02-0110 min
The Brighton Book ClubShort Stories: Naomi Ishiguro, Hannah Vincent & Victoria Adeniji WestBigger's not always better, right?! This month's episode is all about the Short Story, and we're joined in the studio by: Naomi Ishiguro, whose debut collection ESCAPE ROUTES comes out in February with Headline; Emerging Short Story writer and blogger Victoria Adeniji West; Brighton resident, author of several novels & a forthcoming Short Story collection, SHE CLOWN, Hannah Vincent; Brighton Book Club regular, Elizabeth Perry, discussing her favourite short story collections; plus we chat about of this month's book club pick, THE HEARTSICK DIASPORA, by Elaine Chiew.
Don’t forget, you can order SHE CLOWN and THE HEARTSICK DIASPORA wi...
2020-01-2647 minThe BraveLessons Learned from 24 Years in the CIA #20With over 24 years experience in the CIA, Thomas Pecora is used to surviving and thriving under tough conditions.Tom retired from the CIA as a GS 15 where he worked in protective operations, counterterrorism, and security training. Chief of Security in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East, Tom was responsible for countrywide security programs ensuring the safety and security of all CIA personnel in high threat environments.I chat to Tom about some of his toughest moments, leading teams in challenging times and how organisations can respond to complex threats and fast-paced changes,
2020-01-2630 minThe BraveWhat is it Like to Perform Under Pressure As a Personal Assistant? #19Having had a 22 year career as a Personal Assistant/Executive Assistant, Suzie has experienced first-hand the many challenges that come from working in such a demanding role and within the corporate environment. If any role requires resilience above all else, this is it.In this episode we cover:The responsibilities of Personal and Executive Assistants and the pressures you can face as part of the roleHow both roles have dramatically changed in the last 20 yearsThe importance of managing inter-personal relationships and having empathy for both sides, i.e. PA’s...
2019-11-1723 min
brightonSEO's podcastBethan Vincent - Running a high-performing marketing team using the Agile/Scrum frameworkIn this talk I will share my experiences running a marketing team using the Scrum framework and some of the marketing specific customisations the process requires. I will also be making the argument for why marketing departments should consider stealing developers processes and tooling to deliver and monitor iterative improvements.
2019-11-0723 minThe BraveLeaving A Career In Law to Recover from Burnout #18After building an impressive career as a Solicitor after years of training and hard work, Leah decided enough was enough and quit the law to focus on her recovery from burnout. Inspired her experience, Leah’s mission now is to spread awareness of what can contribute to burnout and how individuals and companies can prevent it.During this episode we talk about the immense pressure lawyers and professionals can face when their roles are emotionally and mentally demanding and how this can lead to burnout. Leah also makes the point that it is the brightest an...
2019-11-0334 minThe BraveHow to Build a Long-Term, Resilient Businesses #17In this episode I speak to Helen Darlington, CEO of Woven, an award winning branding and design agency.We chat about a lot of things, but the story really focuses on how Helen has built and grown a resilient business over the past 17 years.We cover things like staying ahead in changing, challenging markets, staying determined when times get tough and how to reframe weaknesses as strengths.We also chat about her experience of being a woman leading a business and whether gender has been a limiting factor (Helen has a really interesting...
2019-10-1321 min
Let's Talk: Mental HealthS2 E5: Let's talk about suicide preventionWhat is the Mental Health Foundation Podcast? This is the Mental Health Foundation podcast. A series in which we bring to you a range of mental health topics, real life stories, expert comments and mental health tips. Bethan Buswell is your producer and host. She has her own lived experience of mental health problems and with this podcast she and the Mental Health Foundation want to raise awareness, get people talking and provide support and hope. **Remember to rate, like, review and subscribe** ***Trigger warning: this episode discusses suicide** What is this epis...
2019-10-1045 minThe BraveResilience in the face of societal instability #16There is no coincidence that this episode has been recorded during one of the most politically tumultuous weeks Britain has ever experienced. In this episode I share some of my thoughts on and strategies around coping in an age of instability and rapid change.Book mentioned: The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly ImprobableFind out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListenContact us on hello@bethanvincent.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-09-0914 minThe BraveMaking the Choice Not to Have Children #15In this episode I speak to the extremely brave Ashely Smith about her choice not to have children.Ashley shares how and why she made the decision, alongside outlining how she has approached telling friends and family. She also offers extremely thoughtful advice for anyone else considering making a similar choice, whether for personal, medical or environmental reasons.This is a subject which is still not talked about enough in society and is sometimes still wrongly considered taboo. I'm proud to be able to welcome Ashley to the show and discuss her story....
2019-08-1625 minThe BraveCoping Strategies for Social Media Anxiety and FOMO #14Social Media Anxiety, LinkedIn Envy, Instagram Jealousy - whatever you want to call it, social media can have a profound impact on our mental health. In this episode Bethan explores why we have these reactions to seeing and sharing our lives online. She also offers 5 crowdsourced tips (from social media, a hint of irony here!) on how to deal with these negative feelings and adapt your social media usage to promote a more positive online experience.Find out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow The Brave on Twitter @TheBraveListen...
2019-07-3124 minThe BraveNon-Linear Careers and Chasing Perfection #13In this episode I chat to Dan Merriman, Product Owner at Raspberry Pi, about his varied career so far and how taking a non-linear career path has allowed him to pursue a work that is both fulfilling and meaningful.We dig into why academic careers can be particularly challenging and the exploitative work environments that young academics can face.We also reflect on whether the tech industry has managed to combat high workloads with processes such as Agile and what the transition into tech looked like for Dan after leaving academia.We also...
2019-07-1432 minThe BravePublic Speaking and Delivering Under Pressure #12Speaking in public in front of groups (large or small) is pretty stressful and uncomfortable for most people….I was actually inspired to put this episode together after delivering a talk to 1400 people at the Lead Developer Conference in London - an experience which almost made me literally vomit with stress/anxiety. As someone who speaks regularly at events, I’ve had to develop a number of coping mechanisms in order to prepare and deliver on the day.In this episode I chat about my experiences speaking in public and how you can prepare yourself for...
2019-06-1826 minThe BraveEndometriosis and Living with Chronic Pain #11Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.Endometriosis is a chronic and debilitating condition that causes painful or heavy periods and can also cause infertility, fatigue and bowel/bladder problems. Around 1.5 million women in the UK are currently living with the condition which affects an estimated 1 in 10 women. In this episode I speak to Parysa Hosseini-Sech about her struggle to get diagnosed and the impact the condition has had on her life. Parysa also...
2019-06-0926 minThe BravePreventing Burnout #10Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In a world that is moving ever-faster, burnout seems to be on the rise. Extreme pressure and chronic stress can can have massive psychological, physical and occupational consequences. In episode 10 I explore burnout with Lucile Allen-Paisant, founder of Leeds Wellbeing Week and Mind It UK. We discuss how to spot burnout, how to prevent it and how to manage it if you've already experienced it....
2019-05-1925 minThe BraveBeating Imposter Syndrome #9Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.This episode features an interview with Rebecca Raffety, co-founder of Women in Tech York. We chat about being a woman working in tech, dealing with imposter syndrome and why you sometimes have to be brave and change career track in-line with your goals and interests.Follow Rebecca on TwitterFind out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow...
2019-05-0621 minThe BraveCoping With Homesickness While Living Abroad #8Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.This episode features an interview with Rebecca Mendoza where we talk about her experiences living abroad in several countries and how she coped with homesickness and adapting to multiple different cultures.Follow Rebecca on TwitterFind out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow on Twitter @TheBraveListen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...
2019-04-2830 minThe BraveWhat does it mean to be brave? #7Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this episode I explore the concept of bravery and how it has been constructed in our society through narrative archetypes. I also suggest that quiet, everyday bravery should be celebrated and that your everyday acts of courage and resilience do make you a brave person.Find out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow on Twitter @TheBraveListen...
2019-04-1819 minThe BraveRecovering From Physical Trauma #6Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this episode I interview Owen Turner, Founder of United By Design, about how he dealt with and overcame severe physical trauma a few weeks after leaving his job and setting up his first business.Follow Owen on TwitterFind out more about United By DesignFind out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow on...
2019-04-0719 minThe BraveResilience at Work, Deadlines and Managing Anxiety #5Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this episode I interview Rob Kendal, a Senior UI Developer who works in tech. We take a deep dive into the world of work to discuss some of the pressures and pitfalls of working life - including managing stress and deadlines, deadline with mental health at work and helping staff thrive.Follow Ron on TwitterFind Rob’s blog hereFi...
2019-03-3120 minThe BraveCoping with a cancer diagnosis aged 25 #4Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this episode I interview Laura Sanderson, a York based graphic designer. Aged 25, Laura received a cancer diagnosis. In this episode we discuss her approach to the diagnosis and subsequent treatment, alongside her desire for cancer to be spoken about freely and in a normalised manner.Follow Laura on TwitterFind Laura’s website hereFind Paperclip Studio (pins and badges) he...
2019-03-2320 minThe BraveAn introduction and my story of resilience #1Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this first episode I introduce the podcast and also share my story of resilience and challenge from my time spent studying abroad in the Netherlands.Find out more about The Brave hereFollow on Twitter @TheBraveListen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-03-1019 minThe BraveCareers, Stress and Wellbeing #2Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.This episode features an interview with Alex Burbidge, Founder & Lead Consultant at Big Smiles. We talk about managing stress at work, climbing the corporate ladder and managing priorities. Alex also shares his story of resilience and how he managed to go from achieving poor exam results to working in a high flying corporate career.Find out more about The Brave hereFollow on...
2019-03-1018 minThe BraveChanging Careers, Dealing with Perfectionism and Building a Support Network #3Welcome to Season 1 of The Brave, a podcast all about resilience where we share stories of how a diverse range of people have coped under pressure and with numerous challenges.In this episode I interview former Junior Doctor, Jamie Nguyen, about his experiences coping under pressure, dealing with perfectionism and the importance of support networks. You will also find out more about how and why Jamie has made the brave leap from being a doctor to the world of tech.Find out more about The Brave at www.bethanvincent.com/thebraveFollow on...
2019-03-1019 min
Seeing Red A True Crime PodcastSeeing Red HalloweenThis week on Seeing Red we will each be bringing you a case that ties in with the fact that this episode drops on Halloween. We will be discussing the deaths of Mabel Leyshon and Vincent "Vinnie" Kershaw.
Seeing Red - A new UK True Crime Podcast, hosted by Mark and Bethan.
We will take it in turns each week to tell each other about UK True crimes we find interesting! Listen to us explore murders, heists, scams and much much more, along with our theories about the unsolved cases.
Warning: the themes...
2018-10-3144 min