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ACMEScience

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Welcome to Sam and Dan And - the podcast that features Samuel Hansen and Dan Sai sitting down to discuss the ins-and-outs of their favorite science fiction movies.
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Good Comics is a UK-based comics publisher run by Paddy Johnston, Samuel C Williams and Rozi Hathaway. On this podcast, we talk to creators about their work, their processes, and sometimes karaoke.
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7 Figure Leaders

Tom Griffiths

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This podcast was created to celebrate the success of business owners who have made it to 7 figures, whilst also sharing their journeys and lessons learned and inspire others. The audience is other business owners, either those who haven’t made it to 7 figures but want to get there, or other 7 figure business owners like you who want to hear other success stories.
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Sound//Mind

MassiveMusic

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Sound//Mind is a new podcast series from MassiveMusic London diving deep into the intersection of sound and storytelling. Hosted by Music Producer James Goatman and Creative Development Manager Hannah Crawford, this eight-part series features candid conversations with some of the industry’s most visionary directors, exploring how music influences their creative process—from ad campaigns to music videos and longer-form films. Featuring guests like Vaughan Arnell, Sam Taylor, Chris Chuky, Olli ...
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Delve into the world of D.C. Latinx artists with "Artistas in the Capital," a monthly podcast by Hola Cultura hosted by Norma Sorto. This show features interviews with local artists, dancers, printmakers, book authors, and more. Join us as SPEL participants conduct the interviews, bringing you the stories directly from the artists themselves and showcasing the voices of Latinx creatives for wide-ranging conversations about art, identity, intersectionality, and heritage in the nation's capital.
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Welcome to "Frame & Fortune," the go-to podcast for photographers aspiring to redefine their success. Hosted by a seasoned entrepreneur and renowned photographer from Samuel Marvin Photography, this show is dedicated to helping you untangle the complexities of your photography business. Are you feeling the burnout from juggling too many tasks? Are you seeking ways to boost your income while freeing up your time? Look no further. Each episode of "Frame and Fortune" delves deep into the three ...
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An exciting, compelling, and eerie ballad, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner focuses on the uncanny experiences of a sailor who has returned from a long sea voyage that has left him with a heavy burden to bear. Furthermore, the poem explores numerous themes including retribution, suffering, salvation, torment, nature, spirituality, and supernaturalism. The poem opens with the appearance of its mysterious protagonist, a skinny old man with a curious glittering eye, as he stops a young man who i ...
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths welcomes Phil Tregous Evans, CEO and co-founder of Giraffe Social, to explore the journey of building and scaling a successful social media agency. Phil shares insights from over 13 years of experience, reflecting on the challenges and lessons learned while growing Giraffe Social from a small startup to a team of 14 w…
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In this episode, Callum Woodcock, co-founder of WineFi, discusses the unique challenges and opportunities in the fine wine investment space. The conversation delves into how WineFi has revolutionized the market by combining traditional fine wine with modern data analytics, offering investors a more accessible, diversified, and tax-efficient investm…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Liam Corcoran, a coach and investor who helps tech founders scale their businesses from $1M to $10M in annual recurring revenue without burning out. Liam shares insights drawn from over 20 years of experience building, scaling, and investing in companies across AI, Web3, SaaS, and e-commerce. The conver…
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For our final episode of season 1, we sit down with Tajana Tokyo. A visionary director who first toured the world as a dancer for iconic performers including Beyoncé and Janelle Monáe before turning her hand to directing. Her work is characterised by enthralling rhythm and movement, working with brands such as Apple, Amazon, Magners and Coppafeel! …
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths is joined by Neil Ackroyd, founder of Precision Corporate Finance, to explore the realities of buying and selling businesses in the UK—particularly for owner-managed SMEs. Neil shares his background in corporate finance, having qualified at KPMG before spending over 20 years advising on company sales. Rather than focu…
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Juanita Richards is a photographer and director who creates connection with her subjects and within her stories placing intuition, energy, movement and rhythm at the heart of all that she does. This deep understanding of the people in her work means that even their movement can tell their stories, which is why music plays a pivotal role in her scen…
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Rooted in music and shaped by a bold directing style, Sam Taylor's work reflects a powerful relationship between sound and visual storytelling - evident in his commercial campaigns for Birkenstock, Asics x JD, and Oppo, as well as his music videos for Fontaines D.C. and Grian Chatten. In this week's Sound//Mind podcast, Hannah Crawford and James Go…
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Rosie May Bird Smith is an award-winning adverting agency creative-turned award-winning director, who injects her over-flowing fun and masterful irreverence to her storytelling. That coupled with her infectious personality makes her impossible not to love. We spoke with Rosie about finding inspiration in yodel music, the detailed approach she takes…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths is joined by Samuel Daughtry, founder of Buy Side Advisory, a consultancy that helps business owners grow through strategic acquisitions. Drawing on years of experience in financial services and private equity, Samuel shares a comprehensive overview of how and why business owners should consider buying other companies…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths is joined by Mark Blacklee, founder of Kuro – a performance-driven PPC agency with over 16 years of experience helping businesses grow through strategic digital marketing. Mark shares his journey from starting Kuro with a business partner in a university incubator, to scaling it into a specialized performance agency f…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths speaks with Lloyd Thompson, founder of VirtualDOO and a seasoned fractional COO, about how small business owners can step out of daily operations and build more scalable, sellable companies. Lloyd shares how his team helps businesses (typically with 5–25 employees) by embedding part-time operators who bring structure,…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths speaks with Gareth Hawkins, co-founder of BizCrunch, about preparing small and medium-sized businesses for successful exits and the critical role this plays in the broader UK economy. Gareth shares his career journey—from growing a multi-business industrial group through acquisition and exiting to a Nordic holding com…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Peter Clark, co-founder of RCK Partners, to demystify the often misunderstood world of R&D tax relief. RCK Partners is a specialist consultancy focused on helping companies access tax incentives—most notably R&D tax credits—while maintaining rigorous compliance standards. Peter kicks off with an overvie…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths speaks with Chris Worden, founder of Director First Insolvency, to explore the often misunderstood world of insolvency, business turnaround, and director advisory services. Chris shares his personal journey into the field—starting with his own business failure triggered by sudden government policy changes and a £200k …
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"Come for the music, stay for the story," that’s how Ollie Murray approaches every project. Our guest this week on the Sound//Mind podcast, director Ollie Murray, takes this approach to his narratives when tasked with crafting distinct points of view to musicians including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Quincy Jones. The films and series he c…
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In the third episode of the Sound//Mind podcast, Hannah Crawford and James Goatman dive deep with director Chris Chuky, whose approach to filmmaking takes on a uniquely cinematic and theatrical perspective across music videos for the likes of Kelvyn Colt, in commercials for Jack Daniels and Channel 4 x Domino's, and in his competition-winning short…
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In our second episode of the Sound//Mind podcast, we sit down with the brilliant Libby Burke Wilde—director at new-land—whose work blurs the line between powerful narrative commercials and emotionally rich documentaries. From the profound personal storytelling that comes through all of her work to her interest in human rights and subcultures, Libby…
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We are honoured to kick off Sound//Mind with a conversation with one of the UK’s most prolific and iconic directors, Vaughan Arnell. Vaughan's directed music videos that informed the nineties and noughties zeitgeist for artists including Robbie Williams, Spice Girls, George Michael, All Saints and Jamiroquai, alongside timeless ads that are still r…
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In this episode, Tom sits down with Cliff Spolander, founder of Business by Design, to explore what it really takes to scale and successfully exit a business. With a background in the military and over 25 years of entrepreneurial experience—including buying, selling, franchising, and licensing businesses—Cliff brings real-world insights to a proble…
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In this episode, we sit down with Simon Ogilvie-Harris, CCO of Dwood Kitchens UK, to explore how a multi-generational family business founded in Istanbul is expanding into the UK with a premium yet competitively priced kitchen offering. Simon shares his journey from leading consumer goods businesses to spearheading the UK arm of Dwood Kitchens and …
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In this episode, Tom chats with Lien de Pau, founder and CEO of The Big Exit, about one of the most overlooked aspects of small business ownership—preparing your business for sale. Lien shares why the majority of businesses don’t sell, and what owners can do years in advance to increase their chances of not just selling, but achieving a big exit. D…
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In this episode, Tom is joined by Ross Tomkins, physiotherapist turned serial entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Balmoral Partners. With over 20 acquisitions under his belt, Ross shares his journey from starting a physio practice in 2006 to building a healthcare-focused group of businesses spanning the UK, Australia, and beyond. Ross explains h…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Kris Amliwala, Chartered Financial Planner and Registered Life Planner at Designer Wealth. Chris shares how he blends technical expertise with life planning principles to help clients design a financial future that aligns with their goals, values, and lifestyle. Kris explains his journey from pharmaceutical sciences…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Craig Kelly, a corporate commercial solicitor at Aquabridge Law, who shares his expertise on guiding business owners through the legal complexities of running a business—from start-up to exit. Craig discusses key areas where businesses often leave themselves vulnerable, such as operating without shareholder agreemen…
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In this episode, we sit down with Ashley Winston, founder of Palmdale Car Finders, a company revolutionising the used car buying experience. Ashley shares his entrepreneurial journey, from starting his business in a spare bedroom to running a thriving company offering tailored car-buying solutions for clients across all budgets. We explore Palmdale…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Al Zucker, an experienced M&A lawyer and entrepreneur, who shares invaluable insights into buying and selling small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). With over a decade of experience in large-cap transactions, venture-backed e-commerce growth, and now acquiring businesses in manufacturing and engineering, Al prov…
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Mike Deacon, a seasoned veteran in the world of commercial finance, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of business funding. With over 47 years of experience, Mike has witnessed the industry's transformation and now co-authors a book that delves into the journeys of 21 diverse business leaders. In this engaging conversation, Mike discusse…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Mike Floyd, CEO of Lovett's Group, who shares his journey from working in global facilities management to acquiring and transforming a catering engineering company into a dynamic facilities management business. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Mike offers invaluable insights into business growth, cu…
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In this episode, Chris Peace, founder of Peace Recruitment, shares his incredible 15-year journey from launching a solo recruitment business to growing it into an 8-10 million pound company. Starting as a sole trader during the 2008 recession, Chris took on the construction, property, and engineering sectors, eventually expanding his team to over 2…
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In this episode of the podcast, Dale Shephard, Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) and founder of Trinity Hawk, shares his insights into helping businesses achieve sustainable growth through strategic sales initiatives. Dale explains his role as a CRO, which extends beyond traditional sales leadership to a more holistic approach, incorporating customer suc…
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In this episode of the Tom Griffiths engages in a compelling conversation with Keir Shave, the founder of Parallel Partnerships, a sales and marketing firm based in Leeds. The discussion revolves around the growth and unique challenges of building a successful business in the B2B sales space. Keir begins by introducing his company, which specialize…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths hosts Craig Kelly, a corporate commercial solicitor at Aqua Bridge Law, who shares valuable insights into the legal aspects of running a business. The conversation focuses on key legal protections and agreements that are crucial for business owners, particularly in the context of shareholder agreements, mergers and ac…
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In this podcast episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Miles, a seasoned marketing professional with over 30 years of experience. The discussion centres around effective marketing strategies for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), particularly those in industries like construction, manufacturing, and engineering. Key Topics: Miles’ Background and …
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In this podcast episode, host Tom Griffiths interviews Shilpa P, a seasoned entrepreneur turned business growth coach. The discussion centers around Shilpa's extensive experience in starting, scaling, and exiting multiple businesses, and how this journey led her to her current role as a coach for small and medium-sized businesses. Shilpa shares her…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Matt Remuzzi, the founder and managing director of CapForge, a small business bookkeeping firm. The discussion revolves around Matt's entrepreneurial journey, the evolution of CapForge, and the importance of accurate bookkeeping for business success. Key Topics Covered: Entrepreneurial Journey: Matt shares …
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Archie Miles, the founder and director of Shorelink, an offshore recruitment company based in the UK. Archie provides an insightful overview of Shorelink, which specializes in pairing UK businesses with professional virtual assistants (VAs) from the Philippines. This approach offers significant cost savings…
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In this episode Tom Griffiths chats to Piers Dickinson, the founder and director of Hyde and Hare, a soft furnishings and interiors brand focused on natural fibres. In this insightful episode, Piers shares the journey of creating a business inspired by the Danish concept a cozy, comforting lifestyle. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn in this ep…
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In this episode Tom Griffiths sits down with Rich Evans, an entrepreneur who has successfully founded and exited a business. Rich shares his journey from starting his first business at his kitchen table to becoming an investor and mentor for other budding entrepreneurs. Key Topics Discussed: Entrepreneurial Journey and Business Foundations: Rich di…
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In this episode Tom Griffiths sits down with Eric Lewis, the founder and managing director of Vocallity Group, a B2B telecoms provider. Eric shares his journey from engineering and technology to leading a successful telecom company, emphasising the transformative power of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) systems. Introduction to Eric Lewis and V…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths hosts Lewis Casserley, the founder and principal of Albatross Lending Group, to delve into the intricacies of the specialist lending industry, the inception of Albatross, and its journey to becoming a reputable name in bridging finance. Introduction to Albatross Lending Group Albatross Lending Group was established in…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Darryl Bates-Brownsword, founder of Succession Plus, to discuss the crucial steps business owners need to take to prepare for a successful exit. Darryl, with a rich background in mechanical engineering and management consulting, shares his journey from Australia to the UK and his passion for helping SME…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Joanne Bell, the founder and managing director of Bell’s Accountants. Joanne shares her inspiring journey and how she built her successful accounting firm, providing valuable insights into business growth, challenges, and the importance of strategic planning. Main Topics Discussed: Background and Business F…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Steve Lawrence, the visionary behind Uncomplicated Group, a company dedicated to acquiring and optimising small manufacturing businesses, particularly in the injection molding sector. Key Topics: Steve's Journey and Background: Steve shares his career progression from an order processor to middle management…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Gary Smith from Venture Corporate Finance to discuss the intricacies of buying and selling businesses. With a professional background in business growth and turnarounds, Gary brings a wealth of experience to the table. Here are the main topics explored in this episode: 1. Introduction to Venture Corpora…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Charlie Thwaites, co-founder of Thwaites Capital, an FX brokerage based in London. The conversation dives into the origins, services, and future plans of Thwaites Capital, providing valuable insights for individuals and businesses involved in foreign exchange. Key Topics Discussed: Background and Services o…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Brij Thankey, the founder of Precision Facilities Management, to discuss the journey of building a successful facilities management company. Brij shares insights into the company's growth, the importance of customer service, and the challenges faced along the way. Below are the main topics discussed: 1.…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths interviews Colin Gallagher, a LinkedIn marketing specialist, to delve into the intricacies of leveraging LinkedIn for business growth. Colin shares his unconventional journey from civil engineering to becoming a LinkedIn ghostwriter and growth consultant, highlighting the lessons learned and strategies developed along…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Graham Stephen, co-founder of BizVal, to discuss the innovative solutions his company offers for business valuations and strategic planning for entrepreneurs. Key Topics Discussed: 1. Introduction to BizVal: BizVal was founded two years ago to provide affordable and comprehensive business valuations. Gr…
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In this episode, Tom Griffiths sits down with Lee Betts, founder and managing director of Growthyard, to discuss the evolution of his marketing agency and share valuable insights into B2B marketing strategies. Lee provides a candid account of his entrepreneurial journey, highlighting both the successes and challenges he faced along the way. Backgro…
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