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Take a Wander with Shebs showcases some of the top personalities in the tourism industry. What distinguishes this podcast from other travel podcasts? Each episode tries to take my guests on a journey to uncover matters they may not have discussed on their platform or in the media. The show's subjects for discussion will cover more than simply travel locations, favourite places or foods, and how to travel efficiently. I go deeper into why and what an individual may have learnt from a trip or ...
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Dear Indie, Podcast

Blessing Patrice-AL'OM

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The Dear Indie, Podcast (fondly called B's Pod-Pins) is your No.1 Entertainment Law Podcast in Nigeria for Independent Creatives. Each week is a couch conversation with leading independent entertainers, isolating the legal and business strategies that led them to the big time in their various industries with Entertainment Lawyer, Blessing Patrice-AL'OM. Don't miss B's Tuesday Tips 'n' Pins on practical ways to deal with your project's legalese troubles. This Podcast is Supported by Anchor.
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Real Tennis

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What’s life *really* like on the tour for professional tennis players? Away from the cameras and off-the court is it actually as glamourous as we all think? In this new podcast, former Davis Cup Champion Dom Inglot and Journalist Qasa Alom get real about tennis life. From the glamour to the grind, including all the mental pressures, routines and politics that are just part of every day life on the tour. Expect honest chat, unique Insight & Interviews about the pro players from pros. Presente ...
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In this podcast, Chief Executive of Humanists UK Andrew Copson talks to humanists today about what they believe, to understand more about the values, convictions, and opinions they live by.
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Lora Cecere, Supply Chain Insights is focused on delivering independent, actionable and objective advice for supply chain leaders. If you need to know which practices and technologies make the biggest difference to corporate performance, turn to us. We are a company dedicated to this research. We help you understand supply chain trends, evolving technologies and which metrics matter.
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Shooting an azimuth means climbing to a height, sighting an object on the horizon in the direction you’re travelling, and adjusting your compass heading to make sure you’re still moving in the right direction. Shooting Azimuths is about constantly reevaluating where we are, where we need to go and how to get there. Series 2 of the Shooting Azimuths podcast features the speakers addressing the Embley Education Conference, which takes place in Romsey (near Southampton) on 14 April 2023 - For m ...
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Led by parents Rob (an ex-Olympic rower) and Rachel (a twice gold medal winner at the World Triathlon Championships) Hamill, The Cruising Kiwis, along with their three boys, Finn, Declan, and Ivan, have an unusual and poignant story, which really sets them apart from other families who have broken free of the rat race to sail around the world. Back…
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In this podcast, I spoke to producer and host Ernest White II about his television docuseries, Fly Brother with Ernest White II. We delved into the current season 3, which is airing on PBS, and his journey in filming the show. We also touched on his previous appearance on the podcast, which you can watch on this link 👉 https://youtu.be/MROgsF1yHGg …
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During this interview, Travel Writer and Author of the new book, 'Paddling France: 40 Best Places to Explore by SUP, Kayak & Canoe', Anna Richards, spoke about her love for the water and her journey into writing this guidebook. We spoke about how she broke into the travel industry, her life now in France, and a bit of imposter syndrome. 👉You can bu…
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Renowned Travel Journalist, professor and author Andrew Nelson shared insights into his incredible work during our interview! His new book, ‘Here Not There: 100 Unexpected Travel Destinations,’ is in association with National Geographics. He spoke to me about the reason why he decided to write this book, as he felt it was a necessity to have for an…
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On this podcast, I delved into the fascinating world of travel psychology and exploration with Ash Bhardwaj, the author of the new book 'Why We Travel'. From the psychology behind our innate desire for adventure to the societal implications of travel, my conversation with Ash offers profound analysis and compelling points of view; every insight wil…
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Adler Spa Resort Sicilia is a hideaway where luxury and peace infuse every minute. My recent stay here surpassed conventional hospitality, offering a sensorial trip that left a lasting impression. And you can also experience this outstanding indulgence. This podcast will tell you everything you need to know about this resort! 👉Read my article on my…
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Charms of Northern Portugal in 2024 is a podcast that delves into why Northern Portugal should be on every traveller's bucket list for 2024. The podcast provides an intriguing peek into this coastal city's lively culture, rich history, and alluring appeal. The discussion will leave listeners on an immersive journey through Northern Portugal's breat…
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Reasons to Visit Porto in 2024 is a podcast that delves into why Porto should be on every traveller's bucket list for 2024. The podcast provides an intriguing peek into this coastal city's lively culture, rich history, and alluring appeal. The discussion topics range from enjoying world-renowned port wine beside the Douro River to meandering throug…
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📘 About 'Ramadan Mubarak': In this episode, I have a thought-provoking conversation with acclaimed author Tharik Hussain as we delve into the heart of his latest book, 'Ramadan Mubarak: A Little Inspiration for the Blessed Month.' 🌙✨ Tharik opens up about the significance of Ramadan in his life and shares the motivation behind writing this inspirin…
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🌟 In this episode, I dive into and discuss an inspiring journey with Lisa Jansen in this interview where we unravel the pages of her captivating book, 'Life Done Differently: One Woman's Journey on the Road Less Travelled.' 📖 Lisa shares the profound reasons behind her decision to explore New Zealand, turning a campervan into her home. 🚐 In this ca…
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In this episode of "Smart Supply Chain," ALOM CEO Hannah Kain identifies industry trends she’s watching closely as we head into 2024. Relying on decades of experience, she delves into how volatile geopolitics, technological advancements, and sustainability initiatives are reshaping today’s supply chains. Tune in to hear one of the industry’s most r…
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🌟 Welcome to this edition of the podcast on our look at this food-tasting restaurant, Honeysuckle Rose, where culinary excellence meets heartfelt hospitality! 🍽️ I had an exclusive conversation with the brilliant minds behind this food haven, Ryan & Kelleanne Jones. 🎙️ In this engaging discussion, we explore the meticulous attention to detail in ev…
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Andrew Copson speaks to award-winning writer, comedian, and former doctor Adam Kay who shares the beliefs that have shaped his life and career. From the original values of the NHS, to questions about its future, he lifts the lid on one of the UK’s most cherished institutions, founded by humanist Nye Bevan, and offers a glimpse into the challenges f…
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Andrew Copson speaks to Liberal Democrat peer and patron of Humanists UK, Baroness Lynne Featherstone who shares her political experiences as a Minister of the Conservative–Liberal Democrat Coalition Government (2010-2015). From being the chief architect of the same-sex marriage act, to the values that drive her liberal beliefs, it’s a must-listen …
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This is a special landmark episode, as it's the 100th show! I felt it fitting for Travel Host and entrepreneur Paris Norriss to speak to me on this special episode about his recent expedition rowing across the Pacific Ocean. Paris has been on the show previously (https://youtu.be/pDteFs8p9go), where you talked to me about the beginning of his journ…
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Andrew Copson speaks to science communicator Alom Shaha who shares his experiences as a teacher and author. From growing up in a strict Bangladeshi Muslim area in south-east London, to the role of his teachers in shaping his worldview, it’s a thought-provoking episode about the power of education and the thrill of intellectual endeavour. Alom Shaha…
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Andrew Copson speaks to SNP MP Tommy Sheppard about his life and career as a politician. From his childhood in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, to his unwavering commitment to Scottish independence, it's an engaging episode that explores the importance of collective endeavour, democracy, and the need for progressive change in a rapidly changin…
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Lora Cecere speaking at NAM (National Association of Manufacturing) in September 2023 on supply chain resilience.Supply chain, supply chain global summit, digital transformation, change transformation, supply chain excellence, supply chain excellence, supply chain insights, lora cecere, National Association of Manufacturing, NAM…
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Andrew Copson chats to multi award-winning journalist, writer, and broadcaster Samira Ahmed who shares the secrets and skills behind her successful career. From questioning those in power, to taking an equal pay case against the BBC, it’s an inspiring episode about the fight for equality and challenging the status quo. Samira Ahmed is a regular con…
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Andrew Copson chats with geneticist and author of How to Argue With a Racist Adam Rutherford about the motivations behind a career spent challenging false claims from religion and pseudoscience. From unshackling ourselves from the constraints of evolution, to charting the trajectory of our long history, it's a reflective discussion that emphasises …
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Andrew Copson explores the life and work of eminent neurosurgeon and writer Henry Marsh who reflects on living with advanced prostate cancer and the motivations behind his world-renowned career. From his unconventional route into medicine, to his experiences as both doctor and patient, it's a thought-provoking discussion about the complexities of h…
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In this episode, I welcomed back to the show explorer and author of the new book Wanderlust: Extraordinary People, Quirky Places, and Curious Cuisine, Karen Gershowitz. We discuss what Karen's new book entails and how it differs from her first book. We dive deep into some of the chapters that stood out for me and what she learned from writing this …
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Andrew Copson deep dives into the fascinating world of comedian, author, and human rights advocate Sandi Toksvig who shares some of the experiences that have fueled her fervent commitment to equality and justice. From school days spent at a French-speaking convent (where she masterminded a school rebellion), to earlier this year challenging the Arc…
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In this episode, I spoke to writer, photographer, Podcaster, and educator, Jeremy Bassetti. Our discussion was based on his upcoming book, The Hill of the Skull. We delve into the book, a 7,000-word travel memoir and 50 photographs from his visit or, as Jeremy puts it in the interview, pilgrimage to a sacred mountain in Bolivia. I go into why he al…
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In this episode, I spoke to the CEO and owner of Adventures in Good Company, Kelly Kimple. We discussed Kelly taking over the company in 2020 and how the ethos still empowers women to travel, whether solo in a group or accompanied. We also touch on the company's longevity and the secret to it, as it has been running since 1999. We also discuss what…
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In the latest episode of Smart Supply Chain, ALOM Director of Logistics Brandon Hulse challenges the common misperception that logistics is merely about delivering finished goods to the customer and explores the all-encompassing role of logistics in every part of the supply chain. This informative episode highlights the consequences of undervaluing…
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In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from The Boutique Adventurer, Amanda O'Brien. Our discussion was around Amanda's early working years, moving away from Australia, and transitioning from marketing to blogging. I discussed with her what Boutique Adventurer was about and how it helps people travel. What challenges she may have faced starting…
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Outside-in planning requires unlearning. Traditional work processes become obsolete as companies embrace outside-in data and processes. Here, Lora Cecere, Founder of Supply Chain Insights, interviews Fred Baumann, on his experience with testing the outside-in concepts. He shares his key unlearnings along with his learning. Tags: Supplychain, outsid…
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In this can’t-miss episode of Smart Supply Chain, we welcome back a audience favorite, ALOM CEO Hannah Kain, and introduce a fresh voice to the podcast, Kaveh Moraghebi, Senior Director of Quality and Sustainability at ALOM. Together, they discuss one of the industry’s most debated topics – the true cost of quality in the supply chain. These supply…
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In this episode, I spoke to the founder & CEO of Helping Rhinos, Simon Jones. We started by discussing why Simon decided to leave a corporate job and begin Helping Rhinos, as well as how far the charity has come since its launch in March 2012. Simon talked about his goal to assist the species to thrive in their native environment at a sustainable l…
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Inventory grew an average of 30 days across industries over the last decade. This is despite the investment in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Advanced Planning (APS). What happened? What steps should people take? Tune in to gain insights from Lora Cecere, Founder of Supply Chain Insights. Tags: Market-driven Value Networks, Lora Cecere, Sup…
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Data abounds within the enterprise, but 80% of data is not used. One of the reasons is that today’s processes are inside-out no outside-in. How can we use market data to improve decision making market-to-market. Here Lora Cecere, Founder of Supply Chain Insights shares her perspective. Tags: Market-driven Value Networks, Lora Cecere, Supply Chain I…
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One of the critical elements of enterprise resilience and customer reliability is organizational alignment, but the gap grew three-fold over the last decade. How did this happen? What should be done to drive improvement. Here Lora Cecere, Founder of Supply Chain Insights shares her perspective. Tags: Market-driven Value Networks, Lora Cecere, Suppl…
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In this episode, I spoke to the founder & CEO of Postcards Travel Group, Amit Jaipuria. Amit explained that Postcard Travel Club is a global membership network of mindful travellers seeking immersive travel experiences that encourage strong self-growth and personal development. We discussed why he started the company and his intentions when he firs…
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In this age of booming ecommerce and heightened customer expectations, returns management is increasingly complex. This episode of Smart Supply Chain, featuring ALOM Vice President of Supply Chain Strategy Lisa Dolan, unpacks how reverse logistics significantly influences customer satisfaction and brand reputation, along with highlighting innovativ…
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Inflation, increasing interest rates, a shaky economy, softening consumer demand, geopolitical unrest, war ... the list of factors creating uncertainty in the global supply chain continues to grow, putting even more pressure on supply chain professionals. In this episode of Smart Supply Chain, ALOM CFO Jack Sexton discusses the price of supply chai…
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With the buzz around ChatGPT continuing to increase, Smart Supply Chain connected with one of our listeners' favorite experts, ALOM COO/CTO Brandon Marugg, and asked him to share his thoughts about this powerful AI and the future of chatbots. In this can't miss episode, Brandon not only explains ChatGPT, but also digs into how it will change supply…
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In this episode, I spoke to explorer and mountaineer, Dominic Renshaw about his attempt to break the world record from John O'Groats to Lands End trekking with a tyre. We discussed why he wanted to do this and whether there were more goals after this trek. One aim he has is to raise awareness for BlackDog Outdoors: "The Long Tread" - Raising awaren…
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In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from May Cause Wanderlust, Martha Knight. We spoke in detail about why she started her blog and how the blog and discussed her unique selling point as a blogger. Why collaborating is a critical factor to being a blogger. We also discussed how the blog could evolve with time. She discussed travelling to Ice…
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In this episode, I spoke to professor and YouTube sensation from Wolters World, Mark Wolters. Mark and I discussed how he first fell in love with travel. We discussed how and why he became a professor and felt the need to start a YouTube channel called Wolters World. We spoke in great detail about what the channel entails and how he has generated s…
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In this episode, I spoke to Documentary filmmaker, photographer, travel writer & blogger, Bella Falk. Bella and I discussed how to break into the media and make it a success through hard work. She talked to me about working in the BBC early on in her career and then taking that experience into what she does now. Bella now works on a freelance basis…
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In this episode, I spoke to food and travel blogger, Denise Castaneda. Denise and I discussed how she got started in the industry and what made her want to go down the section where it is heavily saturated. Her full-time job is working as a consultant, but she talked to me about how she can help people with her food and travel blog. She talked abou…
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In this episode, I spoke to award-winning travel writer, photographer and blogger of Go Eat Do, Stuart Forster. Stuart and I discussed in detail how he got started in the industry and what it took him to get established and recognised by his peers. We also spoke about some of the specific work that earned him recognition. We also discussed the pote…
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In this episode, I spoke to journalist and author of the book Shape of a Boy, Kate Wickers. I initially discussed how Kate got into journalism and where her love for travel started. I then talk about how the book reflects Kate's love of travelling on adventures with her family. Kate spoke to me about why writing a book like this is important for fa…
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In this episode, I spoke to the author of the book Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust, Karen Gerhshowitz. I discussed how the book reflects Karen's love of globe-trotting adventure and describes how she built her whole life around it by getting a job where she effectively got paid to travel. We detail why she felt it was necessary to write a memoi…
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In this episode, I talked to three key members at the time of recording from the travel magazine Voyagers Voice, Marco Geri, Antonis Tsapepas, and Gary Davis. Our discussion was based on why the magazine was formed. The discussion went into detail about the goal and intention when the magazine started during the pandemic and how they stand alongsid…
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In this episode, I talked to ocean photographer Chris Warren. During the discussion, Chris and I discussed how he decided to pursue his passion and love for photography. Before becoming a full-time photographer and specialising in the ocean, Chris talked to me about working in the financial industry for over 20 years. We discussed in detail why he …
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In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from Mia on the Map and teacher, Mia Townsend. Our discussion was about how Mia started her career in teaching and why she wanted to pursue a career in the industry. We detail her studying abroad and specific destinations being significant factors in her decision to become a teacher and a blogger. Mia talk…
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In this episode, I spoke with award-winning author and journalist, Tharik Hussain. We discussed how Tharik journeyed to discover Muslim Europe, why he decided to write his book, Minarets in the Mountains, and what significance the book would have for the Muslim community and society. We both discussed our Bangladeshi roots and went into detail abou…
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In this episode, I spoke to entrepreneur, David Castro. David is a hotel owner from La Fortuna, Costa Rica. We talked in detail about his hotel, Hotel Bijagua, and what plans he has going forward. We spoke about why La Fortuna was a destination many should consider visiting soon, as it is one of Costa Rica's most popular destinations. David detaile…
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