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Paul Philpott, Vice Chair of the Plymouth and Director of Devon Chamber of Commerce, talks to Professor Claire Taylor about her journey in education, from teaching at Primary level to management and governance, and what brought her to Plymouth. She shares Marjon’s exciting plans for the future, how the University is making a difference on a national & even international level, and why inclusion is such an important part of their student and learning community. Claire talks about the financial impact Plymouth’s three universities have on the city and the importance of working more with businesses and organisations to ensure students have the skills they need for employment now and in the future. Also in this episode, the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on YMCA Plymouth.
In association with Westcotts.
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We continue our fifth season with two special guests. Ava & Caitlin both joined Plymouth Argyle from Reading. They discuss having to start out by joining boys’ teams, their training and fitness regimes, dealing with injuries, playing abroad and who they look up to in the game. They also discuss their interests outside of the hectic world of professional sport. Also in this episode, the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on the Primrose Foundation.
With thanks to Westcotts.
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We kick off season 5 with a very special guest, Devon’s very own rock star, Chris Wood – AKA Woody from Bastille. He talks about his journey from being a Plymouth school boy to becoming the drummer of a globally successful rock band.
He also discusses avoiding the pitfalls of fame, remaining grounded and his love of Plymouth Argyle. But is it too late for Stuart to also become a rock ‘n’ roll star…? Also in this episode, the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Plymouth Hub.
Supported by Westcotts.
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Kindly note: This episode contains references to violence, sexual assaults and drug abuse.
Stuart meets Jenny Adjene, founder of Gifted Women and Raina Dunne, who came to Gifted Women following a series of harrowing events that resulted in her spending time in prison. They discuss how Gifted Women came about, its aims and what local businesses can do to help and hopefully change lives. Also in this episode, Shreya Kallingal from the Family Law Company by Hartnell & Chanot faces Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Jeremiah’s Journey.
Produced by Fresh Air Studios, Video and Audio studios.
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Shreya has a remarkable career history with law experience in India and in the UK. She outlines the differences and similarities practicing law in both countries. She also discusses everything from dancing to appearing on reality TV. Also in this episode, Hannah Shead of Trevi faces Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Hearts Together.
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In this episode Stuart finds out all about women’s charity, Trevi, its important work in the City of Plymouth and why Hannah will be standing down as CEO. We also find out where making candles and dating a famous comedian come into Hannah’s varied life and career. Also in this episode, Lord Lieutenant, David Furston faces Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Food Plymouth.
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In this special episode, the Chamber’s Vice Chair & Director, Paul Philpott presents a conversation that looks into the recent merger of the Plymouth and the Exeter Chambers. Joining him are: Richard Stevens (Chair), Steve Gates (Vice Chair), Richard Marsh (Deputy CEO) and Stuart Elford (CEO). Together they discuss why the merger took place, how it happened and what the benefits of the merger are for both the Chamber and its members.
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In this special episode for Black History Month, Stuart catches up with CEO of the Diversity Business Incubator, Jabo Butera, as they discuss the importance of Black History Month and what it means for the region. The discussion also reflects on the recent riots which swept the UK recently, including sadly, the South West, and the impact this has had on all communities.
Also in this episode, the Lord Lieutenant of Devon, David Fursdon faces Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on the Alice Cross Centre.
Produced by Fresh Air Studios, Podcast Production Company
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In this episode Stuart discovers exactly what it means to be a Lord Lieutenant for the county. How do you become a Lord Lieutenant? What are the duties? And what are the responsibilities? David Fursdon has all the answers, as well as tales of some remarkable encounters with the late Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh. David also recalls his life before becoming Lord Lieutenant of Devon, from his time in the military to becoming a teacher.
Also in this episode, Jim & Sam McNeill from Global Warriors face Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on YMCA Plymouth.
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In this episode Stuart takes a trip around the world, from the comfort of the studio.
Firstly, he chats to husband-and-wife founders of Global Warrior, Jim & Sam McNeill who both have fascinating histories that take in everything from rugby to supplying equipment to blockbuster movies. They now explore some of the world’s most extreme environments from their Devon base.
Stuart then meets Rebecca Day of Rebecca Day 360. Rebecca scours the globe sourcing ingredients and builds humanitarian projects. We learn about some of her extraordinary journeys, the communities and individuals she’s helped and how she has experienced the world’s most notorious airport runway!
This episode also sees Simon Hallett, Chair and Owner of Plymouth Argyle Football Club face Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on the Primrose Foundation. -
Princess Yachts is a legendary Plymouth business that has a global reputation for manufacturing unique, high quality, luxurious yachts. In this special episode of In Conversation With… Stuart visited their Newport Street HQ in Plymouth and sat down with CEO, Will Green where they discussed the logistics and challenges of manufacturing such an amazing product.
Will also talks about his life, his career and what living and working in Devon means to him. And as a boat owner himself, Stuart does his best to talk Will into lending him a Princess Yacht. But will he succeed…?
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Following Plymouth Argyle’s FA Cup win over Liverpool, revisit our interview with Simon Hallett, Argyle's Chair and Owner. This podcast also explores his hopes of what could have been – recorded in August '24 – just three months after Wayne Rooney became their then manager.
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If you’re a Plymouth Argyle supporter, you’ll be green with envy as Stuart meets Simon Hallett. They discuss how Simon divides his time between the United States and Plymouth, his plans for Home Park, the arrival of Wayne Rooney and how the fans are always his priority.
We also discover what Simon’s wife thinks about his playing skills … on the ukelele!
This episode also sees Dawn Melville & Elinor Eaton of Micronomy face Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Plymouth Hub
Produced by Fresh Air Studios, the podcast production company in Plymouth, with seven podcast studios for Devon and the South West.
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Elinor Eaton & Dawn Melville run Micronomy – an enterprise that looks into the micro-interactions of businesses, in order for them to focus on their bigger picture. Elinor and Dawn also talk about their past projects, health issues and even stand-up comedy!
This episode also sees Plymouth comedy lagend Suzy Bennett face Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Jeremiah’s Journey.
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Suzy is a legend on the Plymouth comedy circuit and talks about her time in London, working with the likes of Jimmy Carr and Russell Howard, her charity work and her rather bizarre obsession with Torvill & Dean.
This episode also sees entrepreneur Angus Forbes face Stuart Elford’s Chamber of Secrets, whilst the 60 Seconds Charity Pitch spotlight falls on Hearts Together.
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Angus is a businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist who is originally from Australia and has now settled in Plymouth. In between all that, he travelled the world, invested in Mexican food, married Dame Darcey Bussell and has been campaigning for Plymouth to have a democratically elected mayor.
Also in this episode, Food Plymouth is the subject of our latest 60 Seconds Charity Pitch … and we have a brand new feature – Stuart Elford & the Chamber of Secrets, where our first revelation comes from Sir Gary Streeter!
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Sir Gary Streeter will be stepping down as an MP at the next general election. After 32 years in the role, he reflects on his achievements in his constituency, his faith, his lighter moments and the remarkable characters he’s met in the UK and abroad.
He also reveals what advice he’d give to any young people wanting a career in politics … and you might be surprised by the revelation of his favourite film of all time!
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There's something of an environmental theme going on in this episode. Stuart first speaks with Amanda about what it means to be Nature Positive not just Net Zero and how local businesses can get involved with Devon Environment Foundation… just like Coldplay! Then Professor Lindeque talks about how her amazing work has led directly to a ban on microbeads from some cosmetics and outlines the work there still is to do. She then reveals how she acquired some sheep and has renovated an old fire engine. Meanwhile, Nadine Mashingaidze, HR Business Partner of the University of Exeter faces the Chamber Chief's Quickfire Questions!
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In this special episode, Stuart talks to Mark Ormrod, the Plymouth-based former Royal Marine Commando who lost three limbs after triggering an IUD in Afghanistan in 2007. Following his recovery, Mark went on to win eleven medals as an athlete competing in two Invictus Games and was given a Pride of Britain Award, as well as receiving an MBE for his services to the Marines and veteran community. Mark's story is told frankly - and he doesn't hold back on the graphic descriptions of his injuries and the suicidal thoughts he had during his recovery. But Mark's amazing humour and determination win through... and he reveals his unique ways of scaring the neighbourhood children at Halloween!
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The Devon Business Show podcast partner is Westcotts and Stuart is talking to Sean Bolter, their Business Services Director. Sean reveals why Westcotts is the Show's podcast partner (as well as sponsor of In Conversation With…) and hints at what we can expect from Westcotts on the day. He also tells us what the Devon Business Show means to Westcotts and the benefits of being an exhibitor last year. Sean also tells us about his love of food and fitness! The Devon Business Show is at Plymouth Pavilions on Wednesday 11th October.
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Supported by Westcotts: Stuart is out on location in this special episode recorded on board the tall ship, Pelican of London. The ship is operated by Seas Your Future and gives young people the opportunity to learn the skills involved in sailing all over the world, as well as carrying out important maritime scientific research. Stuart meets Adrian, the CEO of Seas Your Future, who explains what businesses can do to help, then scientist and graphic designer, Hannah talks about the research and Watch Leader, Mara discusses what Pelican of London means to young people. Stuart then meets First Mate, Tasmin and the ship's Captain, Ben who discuss the responsibilities involved in the remarkable voyages. Finally, Stuart meets Harry who has benefitted immensely from being on board and has been dog-sitting the Chamber's Wellbeing Officer, Charlie, while Stuart has been exploring the decks.
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