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RedClean - The Filthy Clean PodcastRichard Winkworth From C.L.E.A.N CCS | RedClean - The Filthy Clean Pod #9In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Richard Winkworth, founder of C.L.E.A.N CCS, who takes us on an unfiltered journey through the origins of his business and the unwavering resilience that has defined his path.
From showing grit as a young boy to building a thriving commercial cleaning company, Richard shares how his values shaped his leadership—and how he was forced to pivot during the COVID-19 pandemic to survive and thrive.
We explore:
His early entrepreneurial drive and the mindset that fueled his growth
How he e...2025-07-101h 09
The Property ExchangeHow VAT on school fees is hitting the property market - the example of ReadingThe imposition of Value Added Tax on private school fees at the beginning of this year is having a noticeable impact on the property market, in both expected and unexpected ways. Some parents are spending less on housing to be able to afford the fees, while others are trying to move near the best state primary and secondary schools. Joining property commentator Anne Ashworth to look in more detail at the trends, through their effect on the town of Reading in Berkshire and more broadly, are Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace, Good Schools Guide managing editor Melanie Sanderson, and Michael Fo...2025-06-2327 min
Tales of the SeaReading the GlassAfter 30 years on board a wide range of ships, my guest today, Capt. Elliot Rappaport has shared his knowledge of the weather in a fascinating and engaging narrative published in 2023, it’s titled, Reading the Glass, a book that in my humble opinion (one shared by many reviewers as well) should be essential reading for every sailor – no matter their experience or background. Enjoy. 2025-05-2532 minThe Property ExchangeWill falling interest rates boost the housing market?Economists are agreed that further interest rate cuts are on the way, but how far and how fast? Lenders are already engaged in a mini-mortgage price war, meanwhile the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ looks set to trickle record amounts into the market, as pension tax reforms bite. Joining property commentator Anne Ashworth to discuss the impact of these trends are Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace and Anthony Emmerson of mortgage brokers Trinity Financial.
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Engage for SuccessRadio Show #589: How Leaders Plan for ‘Turning Points’Guest: Valeria Winkworth: EY Director| Technology-led Transformation Expert
Dr. Valeria Winkworth is a recognised change leader with a passion for driving human-centred transformation to create a working world of equitable opportunities open to all. A Doctor in Medicinal Chemistry by background, Valeria has been a STEM professional throughout her career, working closely with Executive Directors from leading global corporations across a spectrum of industries, including pharmaceuticals, infrastructure, and utilities. Her work focuses on technology-led business transformations and workplace of the future strategies, with expertise in Change Leadership and Organisational Design. A lead-author of multiple high-impact scientific papers and thought leadership...2025-05-1626 minTales of the SeaFriends of Casco BayToday we’re going to be talking about an important Portland, Maine based organization that concentrates on the preservation and protection of the seas around us – The Friends of Casco Bay. As I look out from my studio at the beautiful waters of Casco Bay, I find myself thinking - this place is gorgeous, this bay is a playground for sailors, kayakers, fisherman and boaters. The islands are taken care of, there’s no floating debris… the waters look healthy. And I know that doesn’t come with a lot of hard work.2025-05-1231 minThe Property ExchangeSalisbury, Marlborough and the rise of flexible workingPeople who want to move out of London for a different pace of life and more space can now look further afield, thanks to the rise of flexible working. The hotspots for London leavers used to be Hampshire and Surrey. But now counties like Wiltshire are becoming increasingly popular, and realistic for a 2-3 days a week commute. Property commentator Anne Ashworth finds out more from Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace and Simon Jacobs, who runs Winkworth’s Marlborough and Salisbury offices.
2025-04-2823 minThe Property ExchangePrime Central London and the makeover of KnightsbridgeThe Prime Central London property market has been subdued to say the least over the past few years, but lower prices and a strong dollar are now providing a strong incentive for US buyers to take the plunge. The Knightsbridge area is attracting particular interest after a makeover by the area’s biggest landlord. Property Commentator Anne Ashworth hears the latest about what’s going on in London’s smartest districts from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, and Christian Lock-Necrews, newly installed as head of Winkworth Knightsbridge.
2025-03-0921 minTales of the SeaCaviar DreamsToday we're going to be talking about caviar, salted, processed fish eggs, or roe, the only kind that can truly be called caviar. Because it comes from various species of the anadromous fish, more commonly known as sturgeon. As early as the ninth century, the joys of eating caviar were on record over the centuries, this nutrient rich food was famously served by Russian czars, middle Eastern Shaws, and many other royalty, but also eaten by the common folk. That is until scarcity and price took it out of their reach. Joining me on this journey is George Faison...2025-03-0253 minThe Property ExchangeThe changing profile of today's property buyersThis time we look at the changing profile of who’s now buying in the property market, with a particular focus on first-time buyers and the popular Tooting market in south London. The Bank of Mum and Dad is currently very active as more empty-nesters decide to downsize, but buy-to-let investors are few and far between. To find out more about the impact of these trends, property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Nicky Upton of Winkworth Tooting.
2025-02-1920 minTales of the SeaAtlantic Sea FarmsToday we're going to be talking about kelp. Yep, seaweed.Alright. Kelp is not synonymous with seaweed, but they are related, and those in the know tend to use the terms interchangeably.The question we'll examine is this; is kelp one of the resources that will help sustain our planet and its ever-growing population in the future.My guest today is Liz McDonald. Liz is responsible for farming partnerships at Atlantic Sea Farms, a main base company working alongside fishing families on the coast of Maine to cultivate regenerative kelp, one of several...2025-02-0236 minThe Property ExchangeThe Property Market Outlook for 2025What lies ahead for the property market in 2025? There has been a lot of negativity about slower UK growth post-Budget, along with concern that interest rates could remain high for longer than originally expected. But under the bonnet, are things rather more positive? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, and Head of Developments and Commercial Investments Adam Stackhouse.2025-01-2721 minThe Property ExchangeStepping into Christmas: two of London’s most festive property hotspotsMost London neighbourhoods try hard to put on a good show at Christmas, but we look at two that particularly stand out with Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace, Bella Roupell from the South Kensington office and Charles Erwin of Winkworth Notting Hill. And with suggestions for the best Christmas shopping streets and things to see, property commentator Anne Ashworth also talks to Carla Passino, Arts Editor of Country Life magazine. 2024-12-0430 minThe Property ExchangeImpact of the budget measures on house prices and the property marketThe budget turned out to be tough on businesses, but perhaps slightly less damaging to the property market than had been feared. However interest rates are now expected to come down more slowly and there’s another stamp duty shocker for buy-to-let landlords. So how’s the market reacting and what’s the advice for homebuyers? Property commentator Anne Ashworth seeks answers from Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace, and Anthony Emmerson of mortgage brokers Trinity Financial.
2024-11-2024 minThe Property ExchangeHow will this month’s budget affect the property market?Everyone knows that the forthcoming budget is going to be tough, with speculation chancellor Rachel Reeves will make changes to Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax. She could also tighten up pensions relief and non-dom legislation amongst others. So how is it all going to affect the property market? Property commentator Anne Ashworth puts the questions to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Anthony Emmerson from mortgage brokers Trinity Financial. 2024-10-1421 minTales of the SeaSaltwater ClassroomI'm pleased to welcome as my guest today a multidisciplined and passionate advocate for the Sea, Alexandra Doudera. What Alexandra has accomplished in a very short period is quite extraordinary. As a young girl growing up in Camden, Maine, she formed a deep and lasting connection with the ocean. I'll use her own words here. “I felt called to it. It was an almost unavoidable consequence of spending summers exploring Maine's Rocky Coast.” Lexi, as her peers and students call her, has gained great success, not only as a passionate ocean advocate and educator, but also...2024-10-1329 minThe Property ExchangeSimon Agace celebrates 50 years at the helm of Winkworth – how has London changed?In 1974 the London property market was in the doldrums, with draconian rent controls holding back investment. The average house price was £9787. In this special episode, property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth Chairman Simon Agace and his son Dominic, CEO. They reflect on how and why the housing market, and the way estate agencies operate, have been transformed so dramatically over that period – and what could come next.
2024-09-3025 minTales of the SeaSlippery BeastToday’s topic is an aquatic creature that has been on the planet since the Cretaceous Period – that’s about 145 million years ago. Indigenous tribes in the state of Maine were catching and consuming this tasty fin fish in the local rivers and streams for thousands of years – using handmade traps that pre-date the pyramids at Giza. Yup, we’re talking about the creature commonly known as the Eel. And today we'll take a look at this fascinating and mysterious creature that has baffled philosophers, scientists, and fisherman alike for thousands of years...2024-09-2937 minTales of the SeaVictory at SeaA short time ago one of my sisters was looking through a box of correspondence – letters from my father to his sister in the days following World War II. That’s a lifetime ago – 83 years – the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor having pulled America into the war. John Winkworth, my father, had enlisted in the Navy and reported for training in the winter of 1943. My dad was 24 when he enlisted – and he along with other young soldiers volunteered to face the growing escalation of the enemy offensive in Europe. After basic training...2024-09-0125 minThe Property ExchangeBath and the rise of the long-distance commuter townsThere was a time when most people commuting into London were looking for somewhere no more than an hour away, door to door – but no more. With the rise of hybrid working post-pandemic, many will now contemplate a journey of up to two hours, if they only have to travel in three or four days a week. So what does this mean for homebuyers and local property markets in the affected towns and cities, such as Bath? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, and Matthew Leonard of Winkworth’s Bath office.
2024-08-2122 minTales of the SeaThe Working WaterfrontThe winter of 2023-24 saw a series of fierce storms that reshaped the main landscape. The storms battered landmarks and waterfront communities. Most of us hunkered inside, did not venture out to face the storms fury and impact. Unprecedented rains flooded Western and central Maine with sustained winds of 35 to 40 miles per hour gusting well beyond that, bringing additional damage to the state.My guest today is Sam Belknap. Sam is the current director of Maine Island Institute Center for Marine Economy, overseeing the work on several fronts, including protecting and sustaining Maine's working waterfronts.2024-08-1932 min
Workplace GeeksHumans at the heart of change | with Valeria WinkworthChris and Ian are joined by Dr Valeria Winkworth, People Consulting Director at EY, for a longer discussion about human-centred business transformation and change. Valeria first appeared on Workplace Geeks earlier this year as part of the second WORKTECH23 event special (called ‘three takes on change’) to talk about the first report from EY’s recent ‘Humans@Centre’ collaboration with Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, called ‘The future of transformation is human’ (2022). We thought the topic was so important that we invited Valeria back. This episode revisits this report and the research behind it, then expands to include...2024-08-151h 04The Property ExchangeHow will Labour’s new plans impact the property market?The new Labour government wants to get Britain building again by unblocking the planning system, creating new towns and allowing development on parts of the green belt. But can the inevitable opposition be overcome? Property commentator Anne Ashworth asks the questions, Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and managing director, developments and commercial investments Adam Stackhouse give some answers.2024-07-3023 minTales of the SeaThe Blue Economy My guest today is an ocean policy specialist. He didn’t start there… after college Michael Conathan worked as a journalist, a children’s book editor, and a Hollywood Screenwriter. But the ocean has always had a hold on him and now he’s got over15 years of experience working on making things happen on international, federal, and regional marine initiatives. Lately he has been focused on growing the sustainable “Blue Economy”. I’m pleased to welcome Michael Conathan – dad, surfer, and number one fan and supporter of his writer / comedienne wife – and a Sen...2024-07-1832 minTales of the SeaRisky Business; The Secret Life of LobstersIt might have been predicted that my guest today would become enchanted with the sea. As a young boy, while spending summers on an island off the idyllic coast of Maine, Trevor Corson, was surrounded by beautiful clean, cold waters – the perfect habitat for oysters, shrimp, mussels, scallops, fish and of course the famous Maine lobsters. Today he is the author of two highly acclaimed books – including The Story of Sushi – and his first book, which is a narrative NON-fiction but reads like a novel - which we’ll talk about today: The Secret Life of Lobsters, a book t...2024-07-1036 minThe Property ExchangeThe increasing impact of good schools on local house prices - with a focus on FarnhamThe presence of a good school has always had an impact on an area’s housing market – but with Labour pledging to impose 20% VAT on private school fees if it wins the election, the effect could become even greater. In this episode Winkworth Chief Executive Dominic Agace talks to property commentator Anne Ashworth about the concerns now being raised by homebuyers, and the impact on house prices in favoured locations. Some streets are now selling at a substantial premium - as an example, Henry Griffin from Winkworth Farnham tells us about the impact the schools debate is having on the market...2024-06-2124 minTales of the SeaStars of the SeaMy guest today is Andrew McCracken, a current PhD student at the University of Vermont. Andrew is on a quest along with his fellow marine biologists to discover possible answers to a pending crisis for these fragile creatures known as starfish - or more accurately, sea stars. I wanted to begin by hearing his thoughts on why this ancient creature has held such fascination for people all over the world.2024-06-0432 minThe Property ExchangeWhat homebuyers really want in a gardenFor many homebuyers, this month’s Chelsea Flower Show has once again turned the spotlight on the garden – do we still want paving and formality, or is the natural look back? Are artificial lawns a huge convenience, or a complete no-no? The pandemic heightened the British passion for gardens and the trend has continued. In this episode, property commentator Anne Ashworth is joined by Dominic Agace, Chief Executive of Winkworth to see what’s changed in buyers’ preferences. Charles Erwin of Winkworth Notting Hill tells us about the impact the area’s famous garden squares have had on the local market, and Jo...2024-05-2227 minTales of the SeaHow I stopped worrying and learned to love to fish. My guest today took a highly unusual path to the sea. Anna Conathan is a standup comedienne, actor, television comedy writer, life-coach, and most recently a working stern man on a commercial lobster boat. She’s also a mom – so it’s clear that Anna is a multi-talented, multi-faceted woman whose love of fishing – and the sea - has captured her imagination.2024-05-1623 min
Lots of Money: Deena & Cleena Weena the Lottery!Sheryl Straid VS. Chip McGillicutty (ft. Liliana Winkworth & Meredith Dillon)Deena & Cleena unlock the gates and welcome in two new bona fide weirdos to make their case for an investment. This week we have Sheryl Straid (Lilliana Winkworth), not that one, who has invented an audio smoke bomb of sorts to escape from awkward conversations. And Chip McGillicutty (Meredith Dillon) lays out their humble dream of performing on American Idol and enlists the ladies in a scheme to get around the pesky age limit of 28. All that and a game that gets our crew thinking like a family - definitely not sponsored by Olive Garden*.
2024-05-091h 09The Property ExchangeCountry Life - Hampshire and the Rural MarketsThe pandemic sparked a flight out of town for the green space of the countryside – but is this trend continuing or has it gone into reverse? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Anthony Beecheno from Winkworth Petersfield. They’re joined by special guest Mark Hedges, the editor of Country Life, who has some interesting insights on what to do, and what not to do, if you’re a townie who makes the move to a country village …2024-04-2627 min
Workplace GeeksWORKTECH23 (pt.2) | three takes on change📣 Brand new FREE Audiem webinars featuring special guests | The 7 habits of AI-powered workplace leaders | register here 🤓For this second of another two part conference special, the Workplace Geeks tour bus headed to WORKTECH23, held in London last November. As part of Unwired Ventures, WORKTECH's global conference programme explores work, workplace, technology and innovation, with events from LA to Auckland.Part two explores three studies of change - one new perspective, and two examples of organisational change in practice. Once again, Ian handles interview duties, while Chris splices the digital VT. Fi...2024-03-2859 min
KMSU Every Day Is Earth DayWhat's New in Plastic Research and Recycling with Jane Dow & Betty Winkworth 3-14-2024March 14, 2024 What is the impact of plastic on our health? Plenty - and it's NOT good news. Jane Dow and Betty Winkworth, co-chairs of Mankato Zero Waste, talk about the latest research in how plastic waste is affecting our health and climate change. They update us on the latest legislation to help with the problem and how we all can be a part of the solution.2024-03-1434 minThe Property ExchangeGeneral Elections and the Property MarketGeneral elections often impact property market activity, but not always in the way you might expect. Sometimes the Tories are good for the market, sometimes Labour. So, what should we expect in this General Election year? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, who reveals the results of some specially-commissioned research, while Aaron Strutt from Trinity Financial updates us on the latest mortgage rate trends and market insights.2024-03-1123 min
St James Lutheran ChurchThe Stages of Coming to Know the Messiah - Feb 25 - Second Sunday in LentLike the man whose sight Jesus restored in two steps, Jesus' disciples come to know him in multiple stages: first, they recognize him as the Messiah; second, they accept that his mission is not in military or political victory but in suffering; and third, they come to embrace their own fellowship with him on that path of suffering to the cross.
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Mark 8:27–...2024-02-2531 minThe Property ExchangeThe areas where it's 'posh next door!'In this episode, we focus on the areas offering great value compared to their posher neighbours close by. Pimlico and Crystal Palace are very different districts of London, but what they have in common is that they offer many properties similar to those in neighbouring Belgravia and Dulwich respectively - but at much more affordable prices. Property commentator Anne Ashworth asks the questions, and gets answers from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, Jake Woolford from Winkworth Crystal Palace and Rob Oatley from Winkworth Pimlico.
2024-02-2121 minThe Property ExchangeThe 2024 Property Market Outlook - and Notting Hill's extraordinary rental market2023 saw house prices in many areas holding up much better than many predicted. But what does that tell us about the likely outlook for 2024? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, and hears about London’s overheated rental market from Lucinda Richardson, lettings director at Winkworth Notting Hill – are things finally cooling down?
2024-01-2122 minTales of the SeaA big fish caught and a big dream lost. Today, I want to talk about some unfinished business. In an earlier episode titled, “Men, Fish and Moby Dick” I got to spend time exploring Herman Melville’s impetus to write his great novel about Captain Ahab and his battle with the massive whale, Moby Dick. There’s another famous fish in literature that has always fascinated me – one created by Ernest Hemingway.In “The Old Man and the Sea” published in 1952, Hemingway wrote about a down-and-out fisherman, named Santiago, from a small village in Cuba - and his epic three days and two nights battle with a giant marlin...2024-01-0218 min
Luong Form ConversationsImprov Aftercare with Lilliana WinkworthNothing can be more taxing than post-improv activities. And no one knows that better than my guest, Lilliana Winkworth.
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@RumorsImprov2023-12-301h 22Tales of the SeaA Mainers Christmas PoemHappy Holidays! This piece was written by Jule Selbo and performed by Mark Winkworth. With music composed by Jim McNeely. May your days be filled with light. Enjoy!2023-12-2304 minThe Property ExchangeThe London neighbourhoods stepping into ChristmasThe pandemic has hastened the demise of many high streets, but others have evolved into thriving new neighbourhood spots, with independent shops, artisan bakeries and cafés. Around Christmastime these vibrant districts usually make a real effort to bring festive cheer with attractive decorations and lights. Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears about what others can learn from two such areas, from Adam Stackhouse, managing director developments and commercial investments at Winkworth, James Wilkinson of Winkworth Highgate and Doug Moss of Winkworth Southfields.
2023-12-1016 minThe Property Exchange2024 - The Property Market OutlookWith some signs of prices stabilising in the property market, what is the outlook for 2024? And what, if anything, should Chancellor Jeremy Hunt be saying in his autumn statement? Property commentator Anne Ashworth looks at the prospects with Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Adam Stackhouse, managing director developments and commercial investments.2023-11-1321 minTales of the SeaAsking the tough questions. Although we might consider the topic of today’s Tales of the Sea discussion somewhat “sea-adjacent” the health of the lands that directly interact with any body of water – be it ocean or river or lake - is critical to our environment. It might be a watershed, or a wetland or a tidal marsh or estuary or bog – these “sea-adjacent” areas are important. And that’s why I was anxious to have Curtis Bohlen, director of the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership in Portland, Maine, join me on today’s podcast.2023-11-1027 minThe Property ExchangeHow to fix the London rentals marketThe private rentals market is broken – especially in London where demand is highest, rents have risen fastest and there can be 20 applicants for every available property. So what measures at a national and local level could ease the pressure? And what’s it like on the ground - what happens to would-be renters who are squeezed out, and are rising rents finally attracting a new generation of landlords? Property commentator Anne Ashworth gets some answers from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, Shilpa Bathija of Winkworth Kingsbury and Tom Street, Lettings Director for Shoreditch, Hackney, Highbury and Islington.2023-10-2622 min
Great Sacred MusicThursday 14th September: Catherine WinkworthCelebrating the great hymn writer and translator Catherine Winkworth, including music by J.S. Bach, Becky McGlade and John Rutter.
Led by Revd Dr Sam Wells
Performed by St Martin’s Voices
Directed by Andrew Earis
Accompanied by Polina Sosnina
With thanks to the donors of the Spirit of St Martin’s Campaign for supporting this season of Great Sacred Music.2023-10-1933 min
devcast...Who's worth watching in property with Dominic AgaceLife before Winkworth In the exciting journey of Dominic’s career, he shared his initial steps were taken as a politics student at Newcastly University. It was here that he questioned where his degree in politics could take him. With curiosity, he ventured into diverse fields such as financial public relations and risk analysis. However, it was only a matter of time before his path led him to a new and intriguing domain.Dominic’s turning point came when he found himself drawn to the world of real estate with Winkworth. This was the place where...2023-10-1237 minThe Property ExchangeThe Winkworth Property ManifestoWith the Autumn Statement looming, and a General Election expected next year, what does the government need to do to reinvigorate the property market? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and head of Developments and Commercial Investments Adam Stackhouse, with their own manifesto – some realistic proposals that could make a real difference to buyers, renters and landlords – if the government acts quickly!
2023-09-2825 minThe Property ExchangePrime London property and the lure of great schoolsLondon’s top schools have always been a big factor behind the appeal of the city’s prime residential areas, not just for locals but for international buyers too. So, which are seen as the schools with the biggest allure, and do you need to move nearby to do the best for your children? What are the other factors to consider? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Dominic Agace, CEO of Winkworth, Melanie Sanderson of the Good Schools Guide and Donovan Kelly who runs Winkworth’s Barnes office, close to one of the UK’s best-rated schools, St Paul’s.
2023-08-2125 minTales of the SeaBetter Call Bill TaylorShould Mother Nature find herself in need of a top-notch lawyer to defend her precious waters she would do well to call Bill Taylor. Bill has over 40 years of experience in water law and has been a faithful and passionate steward to the seas along the Eastern Shore.2023-08-0923 min
Three In A BarMap a Muso with Susie WinkworthIn this bonus edition of TIAB, Seb and Verity chat to cellist, arranger, composer and the brains behind Map a Muso Susie Winkworth.Susie discusses the inception of her new business, what the catalyst was and how it works - Map a Muso helps match players with fixers and gigs in their area…a kind of musical speed dating if you will!There is chat about gigs from hell, shared experiences of journeying around the country both good and bad and Verity tries out another of her ill advised quizzes. Will she never le...2023-07-2753 minThe Property ExchangeSeaside special: Dorset and the continued appeal of coastal livingProperties in Britain’s seaside towns and villages were much in demand during the pandemic, but does that remain the case? With increasing concern about the environmental impact of overseas holidays, some argue UK resorts could be set for a big revival. To look at the pros and cons for homebuyers, property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, and Simon Barnes of Winkworth Mudeford and Highcliffe, who tells us about the appeal of his part of the Dorset coast, near Christchurch Bay and Bournemouth .2023-07-2418 minTales of the SeaMen, Fish, and Moby DickToday we talk about WHY men fish, why we are so impressed with BIG fish – and finally, what inspired Herman Melville to write about the biggest whale ever seen.Many have suggested there’s something primal in the act of fishing. Man versus Nature and all that. There’s a well-known quote from the 31st president of the United States, Herbert Hoover, an avid fisherman, he said: “All men are equal before fish.”2023-07-1116 minTales of the SeaCan the sea help meet the needs of a growing planet?When it comes to the question of how we will feed a world population – estimated to be 8.5 billion people by the year 2030 - attention has recently turned to the sea – and sustainable aquaculture. My guest today is Jeff Auger. Jeff is the director of Business Growth and Acquisitions for Atlantic Aqua Farms – one of North Americas largest growers, processor and distributor of high-quality shellfish. I wanted to know what Jeff, who is based in Maine – and focused primarily on oyster farming - thought about aquaculture practices that are currently in use.2023-07-0122 minThe Property ExchangeThe one-stop cities to live and work - Exeter and NorwichWhy home-buyers are flocking to the so-called one-stop cities – where there are plenty of good opportunities to both live and work, thus avoiding the big commute. We focus on Exeter and Norwich, which both have historic city centres, and nearby seaside. These cities are within reach of London if needbe, but with a good range of jobs so you can work close to home. Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Matthew Ewings of Winkworth Exeter, and James Colbeck-Rowe, from Winkworth Norwich.
2023-06-1619 minTales of the SeaA Satisfying Sail Around the WorldMy guest is Zeke Holland is a lifelong sailor and the author of A Satisfying Sail Around the World. One reviewer, “The book captures the joys and challenges of world cruising, and brings an eventful circumnavigation to a well-deserved and happy ending.” 2023-05-2525 minTales of the SeaGhost Ships: Part IIn this episode we’re going to talk about Ghost Ships. That’s right – the spooky stuff of legend – and mystery.. Maritime history and literature are filled with tales of ghost ships – some vanish into thin air, some are mysterious vessels found sailing the oceans with no one aboard and some are stories of the curses that often-sent ships to a terrible, deadly – or undeadly - fate.2023-05-1815 minThe Property ExchangeCommercial to Residential trends in LondonWe look at the offices, shops and other commercial sites that developers are eyeing up to turn into homes, to meet the demand for new housing. What are the new trends that are emerging and what are the obstacles from central and local government? From Queensway to Canada Water and from Wood Green to Battersea Power Station, there are projects of all shapes and sizes, so what are the opportunities for homebuyers and investors? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth head of Developments and Commercial Investments Adam Stackhouse, and Charles Jordan who heads Winkworth’s new homes team.2023-05-1020 minTales of the SeaThe Wreck of the Hesperus December 1839. A massive storm hits the East Coast leaving ships and lives in its wake. A young poet named Longfellow is inspired to write a narrative poem that will become one of the most memorable pieces in American literature.2023-04-1914 minThe Property ExchangeThe Queen's Park GambitSome of London’s most attractive suburbs are now unaffordable for the majority of buyers. So what are the alternatives? In this episode we look at the areas which offer equally attractive properties, but are much more affordable than their neighbours. We focus a particular spotlight on Queen’s Park in the north-west of the capital, where there’s been an influx of buyers from Notting Hill, and Tooting in south London, where you get a lot more for your money than in neighbouring Clapham. What are the sideways chess moves that savvy Londoners are now making? Property commentator Anne Ashworth ta...2023-04-0522 minThe Property ExchangePre-budget special: what the Chancellor should do to boost the housing marketProperty commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Anthony Emmerson of mortgage brokers Trinity Financial ahead of Jeremy Hunt’s March budget. In the current more subdued property market, there are some signs of improvement with mortgage costs coming down from their peaks. But what are the steps the housing sector needs from the government to get housebuilders to build more and make it easier for first-time buyers, as well as stopping buy-to-let landlords leaving the sector, making it even tougher for renters?2023-03-0627 minThe Property ExchangeThe overheated London rental market - how long can the boom last?Rents for houses and flats in London have risen to record levels, as landlords pull out of the market following a loss of tax relief and tightening regulation. There are stories of dozens of disappointed applicants for every property in some areas. How long can this continue before tenants are simply unable to afford to pay more? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace about the broader trends, and for some tales from the front line we hear from Rupal Patel, director of Winkworth Shepherds Bush, and Adam Stone, lettings manager at Winkworth City and Clerkenwell.
2023-02-1921 minThe Property ExchangeThe property market in 2023 – will it be storms or sunny periods?In this episode, the Winkworth team questions whether some of the doom-laden forecasts for house prices in 2023 are justified. CEO Dominic Agace and Development and Commercial Director Adam Stackhouse join property commentator Anne Ashworth to chew over the various trends, with insights into what’s really going on at grassroots level. Will the continuing shortage of stock in the market help counterbalance the effects of the weaker economy, leading to steadier prices than many expect?2023-01-2226 minThe Property ExchangeHow to sell your home in seven secondsSeven seconds is apparently the average amount of time it takes for a potential buyer to either fall in love with a property – or want to walk away. So is it worth ‘staging’ your property like they do in America to get a better price? Property commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Charles Erwin of Winkworth’s Notting Hill office about what some of the UK’s most demanding buyers are now looking for, while Ollie Gershfield of Flyp, the business that works with Winkworth offices and clients to add value before a sale, gives his top tips on the smartest moves to get...2022-12-1426 minThe Property ExchangeAfter Trussonomics: where is the property market now?The disastrous Truss/Kwarteng mini-budget in late September sent shockwaves through the economy, with interest rates rising sharply and many mortgage offers being withdrawn by the banks. In this episode, property commentator Anne Ashworth is joined by Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Head of Developments and Commercial Investments Adam Stackhouse, to look at what is emerging from the gloom, after most of the measures were quickly reversed. What is the state of the property market now, have things settled down or will we see further price falls in 2023?2022-11-1322 minThe Property ExchangeReading and the impact of the Elizabeth LineThis time, we focus on the impact on the property market of The Elizabeth Line, the new east-west London rail link, and in particular for Reading – right at the line’s west end. Property Commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and James Hathaway, who heads up Winkworth's Reading office. Post-pandemic, do good transport links still play such an important part in the home-buying decision? 2022-10-2421 minThe Property ExchangeLondon’s Premier Villages - St John’s Wood, Marylebone and their neighboursLondon’s most desirable villages are located close to the heart of the city, and boast green spaces, lively high streets and strong communities as well as gorgeous homes. What are the latest trends, and what are buyers looking for when they gravitate towards areas like Maida Vale, Fitzrovia and Covent Garden? Property Commentator Anne Ashworth gets an in-depth guide from Rod Heffernan of Winkworth West End, and Neil Soam from Winkworth St John’s Wood and Maida Vale.2022-09-2126 min
Doth ProtestOur Favorite Hymns (Part #2)We go further down the list of our favorite hymns in this second of a five part series on sacred music.
We give a huge thanks and shout out to Aaron Shows, James's brother-in-law, who played segments of all of the hymns we discuss on organ or piano. Please do not kill Andrew for mispronouncing your name today! We featured Aaron's music on the episode as we introduced each one. Aaron is a film-composer and also serves as the organist for First United Methodist Church of Pasadena, CA. Listen in to hear what hymns we picked (we...2022-08-311h 21The Property ExchangeNew Trends in Commercial PropertyIs a renaissance taking place in the High Streets and commercial districts of London and other cities, or will rising interest rates wreak havoc? Property Commentator Anne Ashworth hears from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Adam Stackhouse, Head of Developments and Commercial Investments about the outlook for offices, shops, warehouses and mixed-use schemes. What types of commercial property are experiencing strong demand, where is the market headed - and what are the opportunities for private investors, as an alternative to buy-to-let?
2022-08-2420 minThe Property ExchangeTorbay, Dartmouth and the new coastal wave - the appeal of seaside livingMore and more of us seem to want to live beside the seaside. Coastal towns have always been popular, but as property commentator Anne Ashworth finds out from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, the mental health and wellbeing benefits are now coming increasingly to the fore. Richard Blake from Winkworth’s Dartmouth office takes us on a virtual tour of his area, and explains why Brixham is the new cool spot (or hot-spot).
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Winkworth Audio Guide: All About TreesEp 1. Introduction to Winkworth2022-07-2601 minThe Property ExchangePark Life - Blackheath, Greenwich and the appeal of London’s great green spacesLiving near one of London’s green spaces has become more popular than ever before. Property Commentator Anne Ashworth speaks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace about what’s driving the increasing price premiums post-pandemic. They are joined by Steve Brown, head of Winkworth Blackheath, to take an in-depth look at the area’s appeal - as we hear about some unexpected sporting and historical facts.2022-06-2119 minThe Property ExchangeAll change in the Central London lettings marketDemand is returning to the market, but is this because of a post-pandemic return to work, or are there other factors at play? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Harriet Darlow, lettings manager for Winkworth West End, and discovers that new hotspots are emerging. At the same time, tenants are demanding more in the way of green space, and landlords are having to respond.2022-05-1914 minWinkworth Audio Guide: All About TreesFull Tour: Winkworth Audio Guide: All About Trees2022-05-1329 minThe Property ExchangeThe remarkable recovery of Prime Central LondonIn this episode, we look at why there's been a resurgence of demand after the pandemic lull for properties in the top neighbourhoods of central London, some of the most expensive in the world. Could the absence of Russian buyers derail this recovery, or will demand from other nationalities and domestic buyers take up the slack? Property commentator Anne Ashworth gets the latest from Will Yule who heads up Winkworth’s office covering Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Belgravia.
2022-04-2116 minThe Property ExchangeLiving above the shop? The new opportunities and risks for investorsWhat are the emerging opportunities for buyers and investors in smaller commercial properties and mixed-use schemes? How do mortgage lenders view them, and what are the risks? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, Head of Developments Adam Stackhouse and Anthony Emmerson from mortgage broker Trinity Financial. They look at the outlook for buy-to-let investors, and the emergence of new types of tenants, such as the providers of medical and aesthetic treatments.
2022-03-2119 minThe Property ExchangeBath and England’s Cathedral CitiesIn an era of hybrid part-home and part-office working, why Bath and England’s cathedral cities seem to have what it takes for buyers from London and further afield. Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Matthew Leonard of Winkworth’s Bath office about the Bridgerton effect, and why prices have been surging ahead in these areas - is this trend set to continue?
2022-02-2216 minThe Property ExchangeLondon’s Super-SuburbsWhich are London’s super-suburbs, and what makes them special? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace about what buyers are now looking for, and how you can spot which districts are on the up. A good example of a super-suburb is Putney, and Russell White of Winkworth’s Putney office explains what makes it stand out.
2022-01-1819 minThe Property ExchangeThe UK property market in 2022: what’s the outlook, with interest rates on the rise?Property writer and commentator Anne Ashworth asks Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace if the appeal of rural properties will continue as in 2021, or will buyers prefer the bright lights of the cities again? Will rising mortgage rates put a dampener on the outlook? Henry Synge from Winkworth South Kensington joins us to look at the trends in one of the key Prime Central London markets.
2021-11-3028 minThe Property ExchangeDelighted of Tunbridge Wells: will the race for space in the country markets continue?Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Natasha Firman, Director of the Tunbridge Wells office. With few spacious houses available on the market but a surfeit of flats, what's the outlook?2021-11-0222 minThe Property ExchangePre-budget special: what's needed from government to sustain the housing market?Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Anthony Emmerson of mortgage brokers Trinity Financial. What will homebuyers and buy-to-let landlords be looking for in the budget and beyond - what's the outlook for mortgages, stamp duty and planning reform?2021-10-1225 min
Seeking Truth in NetworkingZero Trust at Black Hat 2021: Networking meets SecurityRecorded live at Black Hat 2021 in Las Vegas! Our vaxxed and masked podcast co-hosts, Brandon and Derick, take the show on the road to talk to real network and security folks about Zero Trust. Is it more than just a marketing buzzword? Is it even achievable? Listen to this one-of-a-kind episode to get the straight scoop.Show notesBlack Hat 2021: https://www.blackhat.com/us-21/schedule.html Zero Trust Definition: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3247848/what-is-zero-trust-a-model-for-more-effective-security.htmlSeeking Truth in Networking: From Testing...2021-08-2637 minThe Property ExchangeRetail to Residential - can the high street become home?There are many more empty units on Britain's high streets as a legacy of the pandemic. What are the challenges in turning some of these into good quality homes? Property writer and commentator Anne Ashworth puts the questions to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Head of Developments Adam Stackhouse.2021-07-0717 minThe Property ExchangeTown vs Country - which market is going places?
Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and director of Winkworth Tooting Charlie Mitchell about whether the big housing market rush to move out to the countryside is slowing down, and the practical impacts of moving out from the city on family and work life. Plus some ideas on the latest south London hotspots.
2021-05-2417 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingBill Krause | Zero to a Million Ethernet Ports + The EpiphanyHosts Brandon and Derick have the honor of interviewing Bill Krause and hearing some fascinating stories about the early days of Silicon Valley, including the origins of HP's first computer division, and how Bill (along with previous podcast guest Bob Metcalfe) took Ethernet from zero to one million ports ahead of their already-ambitious timeline.Bill is a tech luminary, having served as the CEO and President, and then Board Chairman, of 3Com, growing the business from a VC-backed startup to a publicly traded $1B company with global operations. Prior to 3Com, Bill was the GM of HP's...2021-02-041h 03Seeking Truth in NetworkingBen Pfaff | Creating Open vSwitchJoin co-hosts Derick and Brandon as they sit down with Ben Pfaff, one of the original and core contributors of Open vSwitch, the virtual network switch for Linux.2021-01-1653 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingLaunching a podcast in 2020: what the hell were we thinking?Co-hosts Derick and Brandon are joined by the rest of the podcast production team, including Lisa Garvey, Charlie Elliott, and Aditya Chakraborty, to discuss the pitfalls, highlights, and lessons learned from creating a podcast in the disastrous year of 2020.2021-01-0142 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingOlivier Bonaventure | MPTCP: The coolest protocol you’re already using - but didn’t knowDerick and Brandon chat with Olivier Bonaventure, Professor at Université catholique de Louvain (UCL) and co-founder at Tessares, about the evolution of Multipath TCP, a protocol that is changing the way we experience the Internet. 2020-12-2452 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingJohn Capobianco | Automating the Canadian Parliament NetworkJohn Capobianco, Senior IT Planner and Integrator at House of Commons, joins co-hosts Derick and Brandon to dive into his journey to network automation for the Canadian Parliament. If you're curious about network automation or have already begun to implement, this is the episode for you!2020-12-1851 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingTom Hollingsworth | Lessons from Tech Field Day and How to Spot BSBrandon and Derick explore communities of IT folks, the wisdom of backup plans, and shifty vendors with Tech Field Day Organizer Tom Hollingsworth, also known as "The Networking Nerd." 2020-12-031h 03
BD TalksAbby Winkworth, JMW SolicitorsFor the second episode of BD Talks: Series Two, we were joined by Abby Winkworth, Partner at JMW Solicitors.2020-11-1921 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingMarc Andreessen | Time to BuildJoin our hosts as they unravel today’s challenging culture with Marc Andreessen, creator of the first web browser and co-founder of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.2020-11-0938 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingBob Metcalfe, Part 1 | Insider Stories from Early Silicon ValleyPodcast co-hosts Derick and Brandon explore the early days of Silicon Valley with Bob Metcalfe, inventor of Ethernet technology. 2020-11-0942 minSeeking Truth in NetworkingHeidi Roizen | How Networking is Changing NetworkingBrandon and Derick explore the connection between computer networking technology and people in this interview with venture capitalist and entrepreneur Heidi Roizen. 2020-11-091h 08Seeking Truth in NetworkingBob Metcalfe, Part 2 | Ethernet’s Impact and Your Own Personal AlgorithmA deeper dive with Bob Metcalfe on the lasting impact of Ethernet and the World Wide Web. What’s in store for the world next? 2020-11-0931 min
Seeking Truth in NetworkingSeeking Truth in Networking, IntroductionMeet co-hosts Brandon Heller and Derick Winkworth and learn about why we created this podcast: to bring you authentic conversations from the broader computer networking community. We’re on a journey to understand what an increasingly connected world means for all of us.2020-11-0503 min
OTM PodcastEpisode 1: Catch upWe catch up with past guests Tristan Jackson-Pate, Nathan Peter Grassi, Ida Berglöw Kenneway, Matt Winkworth and Nadia Rich to find out what they're currently working on.
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StageDoorCastEpisode 30 Our Relaunch with Susie WinkworthWe are back with a bang and we are delighted to welcome as our special guest Susie Winkworth. Susie is a professional Cellist and Arranger whose tweet streams over the past couple of weeks @winkmusicuk have garnered more than 75 thousand shares and retweets and highlight perfectly the dilemma facing the creative sector and it's mostly freelance staff of world class performers and technicians. Susie joins us to discuss the current situation and tell us about an initiative on 6th October "Let Music Live" which is worthy of all our support. You can find more information ab...2020-10-0337 min
OTM PodcastEpisode Four: Matt Winkworth and Jon OuinWe’re joined by composers Matt Winkworth and Jon Ouin to talk about their musical careers in theatre plus play of the week with Karim Khan.
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The Lutheran Ladies' Lounge from KFUO Radio#041: Story Time with Sarah: Catherine WinkworthCatherine Winkworth (1827–1878) was not German; neither was she Lutheran. How, then, did this 19th-century Anglican literary spinster become the foremost translator of German Lutheran hymns into English?In her new “Story Time” episode, Sarah introduces Erin, Bri, and Rachel to the life and times of Lutheranism’s most ubiquitous female translator, the woman who penned the English lyrics to many of the our most cherished hymns, including “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty,” “From Heav’n Above to Earth I Come,” and “Now Thank We All Our God.”From her sickly childhood...2020-07-0338 min
The Fat Pipe Of The Packet Pushers PodcastsPQ Show 120: Intent-Based Networking With Apstra (Sponsored)Today on the Priority Queue, intent-based networking. What is it? What’s it good for? What’s the technical reality? Is it like, “Alexa, make me a network” and then a network magically appears? Sort of.
In actuality, there’s a lot more to intent-based networking. There are APIs and message busses and abstraction layers and event handling and state enforcement and compliance reporting and so on.
Put another way, intent-based networking is kind of hard, especially when you try to handle complex networks of size and multi-vendor environments.
To talk about intent-based networking today, we have a sponsore...2017-07-061h 05