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Vampire Weekend’s Chris Tomson and Chris Baio take an honest look at the life of a touring musician through conversations with their peers, idols, and rivals. The truth lies somewhere between the penthouse suite and a sleeping bag on the floor, between a private jet and a 2004 Honda Odyssey, between a sold-out Madison Square Garden and 10 paid attendees at Rubber Gloves in Denton, Texas. Tune in to find out!
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This podcast aims to shine a light on the successes, key learnings and insights from Reading's people and businesses. In the present and the past. We explore their recipes for success, the mistakes they've made and how you can avoid them, as well as inspirational stories that will give you a feel-good boost.
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Interpreting Wine Podcast

Lawrence Francis' Interpreting Wine podcast

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The place to learn from thought leaders in the world of wine and marketing. - Learn more about how I help wine brands to market themselves better online at www.interpretingwine.com/brochure
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Walk The Tech Talk | Anna Frazzetto of Harvey Nash

Walk The Tech Talk | Anna Frazzetto of Harvey Nash

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Welcome to Walk The Tech Talk—a podcast with host Anna Frazzetto, Chief Digital Technology Officer & President of Technology Solutions at Harvey Nash, a global professional services company. On Walk the Tech Talk, Anna interviews technology leaders from across the globe and discusses how and where they are making big impacts on their industries.
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This episode features Tomson Chauke, a musician, community leader, and founder of World Groove, discussing his mission to build bridges across the diverse communities of Reading. Tomson wears many hats, including running his band Limpopo Groove, working as a session musician, and hosting a radio podcast on B Radio. The conversation centres on the w…
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If you work at a winery, a producer group or region, register for book updates and be the first to hear about live events at www.interpretingwine.com/wf2026 Today's conversation features Joe Wiens, Wiens Cellars. Joe features twice in this series for two different projects, both in Temecula, Southern California, where I visited in June 2025 at the …
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In the final My Local Marketer episode of 2025, Maria shares four key takeaways from local business interviews to help Reading-based entrepreneurs succeed in 2026. 1. Mastery of Industry Insights Maria highlights Becky Ottery from Eclectic Games, who stays competitive by tracking designer blogs, attending trade shows, and listening closely to custo…
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In this episode, Will Carver, a successful writer, podcaster, and fitness business owner, shares his philosophies on work and creativity. The conversation delves into his preference for the title "writer" over "author," his method for balancing his different activities and roles, and his views on the changing landscape of the publishing industry. T…
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Today's conversation features Steven Thompson of Analemma Wines in Mosier on the Oregon side of the Columbia Gorge. Hearing his origin story we get a sense of both his deeper motivations and twists and turns on the way. But as you will hear, I believe to break through the noise more effectively they need something much sharper. And listening back t…
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If you work at a winery, a producer group or region, register for book updates and be the first to hear about live events at www.interpretingwine.com/wf2026 Brick House should be a familiar name, not just because of their stellar wines, but because Brick House founder Doug Tunnell is a two-time Interpreting Wine guest. With Savannah having now take…
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Ep.74 The Mirror Test: How Do you Reflect Your Target Market? This episode features Brendan Carr, Community Engagement Curator at Reading Museum, discusses his role, the museum's vast collections, and strategies for engaging audiences. Brendan was born and bred in Reading and has a wealth of experience in museums, including the last 25 years at Rea…
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This episode features Alex Langlais, the owner of Café Yolk, discussing her background, the development of Café Yolk, and her philosophy on running a successful hospitality venture. The conversation delves into the diverse community it serves, and the detailed operational strategy behind its success. The discussion begins with Alex's French-Canadia…
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This episode features Tony Cowling and Tricia Marcousé of Draughtbusters, a community group dedicated to draught proofing the homes of people in energy poverty. Originating from a 2013-2014 initiative by Reading Borough Council, the service is provided free of charge. Despite the low overhead, the work is highly impactful: draught proofing can lead…
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This episode features Tara Deane, founder of the Inside the Music Scene podcast, Inside the Music Scene. Tara is a former radio presenter, promoter, and musician who manages a wide array of creative projects in the music scene. The discussion covers her lifelong journey in music, her unique approach to building a supportive community, and her strat…
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This episode features Philip Newcombe, an artist and educator based in Reading. The discussion centres on his artistic journey, his minimal and concept-driven work, the challenges facing the local art scene, and his philosophy on creativity. The conversation delves into his background, then moves to his artistic practice, which focuses on objects, …
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In this episode husband and wife, Maria and David Lloyd, discuss brand. Maria chats with her husband, David Lloyd, a graphic designer and all-round creative. They combine their respective expertise in marketing and design to discuss their favourite brands and lessons that local businesses can learn from them. Maria highlights Untamed, Café Yolk, an…
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This episode features Jenny Morgan of Jenny's Bees, a qualified master beekeeper who took up the hobby upon retirement. Jenny now manages 35 hives. The discussion centres on her journey into beekeeping, her extensive qualifications, the fascinating life of bees, and the challenges they face. The conversation delves into the rigorous British Beekeep…
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In this episode Sherrie Allam, a singer from Theale, shares her journey into music, her life as a carer, and the stories behind her recent songs. The episode focuses on her song, "Free Us From This War," which she wrote after watching news discussing war on television. She recorded a song and music video to raise money for the Royal British Legion …
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In this episode, Liz Felix of Liz Felix Hats talks about her journey into millinery, the importance of a physical store for her business, and how she manages the highly seasonal nature of her industry. The discussion covers her professional background, her move to Caversham, and key business lessons she's learned. Liz also explains how she markets …
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In this episode, Maria discusses her strategy for growing local groups, which is based on the framework of Value (V), Operations (O), and Promotion (P). In the first part of the podcast, Maria speaks as the Chair of Reading Film and Video Makers and how this framework has been applied to the group for the 2025-2026 season, which is undergoing evolu…
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In this episode, Maria Lloyd interviews Zoe Dudding, the founder of Mind Body Baby, a company specialising in hypnobirthing. The discussion initially covers what hypnobirthing is, which Zoe describes as a form of childbirth education that empowers the woman to be in control of their experience. The conversation then delves into Zoe's personal journ…
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In this episode Jamie Read, the partnership and inclusion manager at Berkshire Music Trust, gives an insight into the charity's activities and a look at what goes on behind the scenes. The discussion initially covers the trust's mission, its name evolution, and its diverse community work. The conversation then delves into the trust's various activi…
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In this episode, Richard Nicholson talks about the Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club; a group of like-minded people who want to do things in the community and have a friendship group. The discussion covers the club's history, its core missions, and the challenges it faces. The conversation delves into the club's charitable activities, which focus on feedin…
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Born and raised in Hawaii, Eric was taught to surf by his father at the age of 10 in Waikiki on a 7’0 round-tailed Barry Kanaiaupuni mini-gun. At the age of 14, he’d shaped his first board, a 5’8 round pin out of his family’s Pearl City home. Today with 40 years of experience and having shaped boards for over ten World Champions, Eric Arakawa is a …
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Damien Passmore, Marketing Officer and Web Editor for What's On Reading, shares his journey with the organisation and how it has become the "ultimate guide" for arts, culture, and heritage events in the Greater Reading area. The discussion covers the website's creation, its operational structure, and Damien's background. The conversation delves int…
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In this episode, Glen Dinning, the director of Blue Collar Group, shares his journey building a permanent street food venue in Reading. Glenn shares how he was inspired by London's vibrant street food scene to create something similar in Reading. The discussion covers the evolution of the business from organising street food festivals and markets s…
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In this episode, Tony Cowling and Stuart Ward shine a light on the Reading Library of Things. The two founders discuss how the Library of Things adds value to the local area by providing an alternative to buying specialised tools, or other items you only use occasionally, like pressure washers, gazebos, or projectors. The discussion covers the libr…
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In this episode, three directors from the Specsavers Reading branch discuss how they operate as a locally owned and operated business within a well-known brand. Hashin Hirani, Retail Director, shares how the Reading branch is one of the largest in the country and has a wide range of services, including an on-site lab for same-day services. Randeep …
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In this episode, Iryna Bakaliar, Head Librarian, and Peter Andrijeczko, Chair, of the Reading Ukrainian Community Centre. They discuss how the Reading Ukrainian Community Centre adds value to the local area by supporting the Ukrainian community, particularly the displaced Ukrainians who have arrived since the 2022 invasion. The discussion covers th…
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In this episode, Molli Cleaver, Community Engagement Manager at Reading University discusses how Reading University adds value to the local area by building partnerships with various stakeholders, including residents, the council, and local businesses. We discuss the community engagement team's three-year action plan, and core objectives. We also e…
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