Best David Healey Podcasts (2025)

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The Greatest Welsh Ruler: Episode 1 (350 to 1063) 55:50

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Welcome to our search for the Greatest Ruler of Wales. In these two Podcasts, Stephen aims to introduce some of the leaders who shaped Medieval Welsh History. Along the way, We’ll give a very succinct survey of the history of Roman and Medieval Wales. In this episode, we cover the period from 250 AD, to 1066, and rulers Macsn Wledig, Cunedda, Cadwa…

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Captain Flashman Presents: The Terrifying Mysteries of the Inner Sanctum- Summer Bonus 7:08

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Send us a text As those of you on social media already know, Captain Flashman: Defender of the Universe is taking the summer off but that doesn’t mean you won’t be entertained. That’s right, this summer we have a very special summer replacement show for you to enjoy; The Terrifying Mysteries of the Inner Sanctum with your host, Khan the Cruel. Ther…

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Sex And Drugs And Morning Rolls 27:57

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Send us a text In our last episode Dr Commander, Dr Krakow and Eve escaped and freed Captain Credo from his station at the french fry machine. However before they could leave the kitchen and free Captain Flashman from his double-drugging, Carl made his way to that very same kitchen. Will our newly freed trio capture Chief Magician Carl and use him …

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Nicholas Johnston on transforming ECC’s Software for UK Universities 37:32

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In this episode, Rich is joined by Nicholas Johnston, Chief Executive of the Educational Competencies Consortium (ECC). Nicholas shares ECC’s transformation journey—from a niche not-for-profit grappling with legacy systems to launching a modern, secure, cloud-based solution supporting over 130 UK institutions. Together, they explore the challenges …

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Thinking Out Loud: David’s Journey into Transparent AI for Finance 37:10

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In this episode of Software Beats Business, Rich sits down with David Glennie, CEO of Voodoo Park, to unpack his journey from a creative background in acting and music to founding a company that’s redefining AI’s role in the financial sector. Together, they explore the challenges of building a transparent AI platform that empowers financial institu…

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When Theatre Refused to Die by Philip Rowe 42:23

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Philip of the History of European Theatre podcasts talks about how theatre kept itself alive through the days of the Republic and burst into life once more at the Restoration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served With Belgian Fries 28:27

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Send us a text In our last episode the still double-drugged Captain Flashman and Queen Cerulean defeated Dr Krakow and her rescue army by freezing them with a Ring Bomb. Queen Cerulean then ordered Chief Magician Carl to unfreeze Dr Krakow but before doing so, he learned that his newly adopted son, Carl Jr. had died. Embittered, Carl unfroze Dr Kra…

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Scoring Wins: The Realities of Outsourcing with Jonathan Healey 34:49

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Join us in this epsiode of Software Meets Business as we sit down with Jonathan Healey, Managing Director of IDHL’s Web Division, to explore the evolving landscape of outsourcing in software development. Jonathan shares his candid insights on how outsourcing has transformed over the years, from the early days of conference calls and limited interne…

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Bot Armies, Dead Internet, and Misinformation Farms with Amil Khan 39:43

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With endless bot armies infiltrating social media feeds and harnessing the algorithm to control narratives and public opinion, our media system is becoming increasingly polluted. How long will it be before the internet is officially “dead,” where more comments and views are bots than human? Our conversation this week is with Amil Khan, a former Reu…

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AAG 1654-1660 Protectorate and Restoration 1:07:36

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The course of the Protectorate was by no means smooth; but by 1658 the prospect of the return of the monarchy was remote indeed, stability had re-appeared, prosperity was returning. With a spirit of compromise and goodwill, it could surely survive Cromwell's death. Had enough been done to reconcile old factions, was there a desire for compromise fo…

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Jaya Jha on Leading Technology with Purpose and Precision 38:59

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, Rich is joined by Jaya Jha, Director of Software Development at Ten Lifestyle Group. Jaya shares her extraordinary journey from a chemistry graduate in Mumbai to a global software leader. Together, we explore her transition from hands-on development to heading international teams, and how she’s nurtured h…

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Feeding Millions on the Move: Arah Tan Talks Supply Chain, Inflation, and Innovation 40:38

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Welcome to Farm to Fork: The Innovators. Today’s guest is Arah Tan, the Senior Vice President of Supply Chain and Logistics at OTG Management—a leading foodservice company operating in high-traffic venues like LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark Airports. In this episode, we dig into the unique challenges of airport food operations. Arah shares how OTG navi…

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Media Literacy with Renee Hobbs 32:14

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The average American's worldview is under constant assault from propaganda. Between the 5,000 advertisements we see daily, for profit journalism, and virtually every post on social media, the gulf between reality and the myths we are surrounded by has never been wider. And with the widespread adoption of algorithms guiding this entire process, we a…

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431b A World Turned Upside Down? 26:56

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What does the English Revolution mean for you? Did it change anything or, was John Dryden right when he wrote in 1670, 'Thy wars brought nothing about’? Although they clearly left business which would take until 1689 to finish, their impact was considerable - even if much of it was unintended or unforeseen. And why not get in touch with your favour…

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Driving Innovation Without Code: How Business Leaders Can Lead Software Success with Richard Moseley 33:42

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, we sit down with Richard Moseley, the founder of Rent Pay Go, to explore how his years in the plant and construction industries led him to create a groundbreaking digital platform. Richard shares the origins of Rent Pay Go, from identifying a critical gap in online equipment ordering to building a scalabl…

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431a Afterlives 32:19

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One of two self indulgent episodes to usher out the first phase of the English revolution, this episode is about the fates of some of those people in whose companies we have lived for some time, and what happened to them after the Restoration. This includes, of course, the Regicides, and we'll see some of those strung up while we are at it. Hosted …

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From Tech Intimidation to Innovation: Elizabeth Green’s Journey in Software Development 41:10

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In this episode, Elizabeth Green shares how she transformed a printed drug handbook into one of the most widely used veterinary apps in the US - impacting thousands of professionals every day. We dive into her journey from founding a niche media company to building two groundbreaking software products, despite having no tech background. Elizabeth t…

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Inside the Cattle Business with Aaron Cooper of 33 Ventures and Cooper Family Akaushi 55:46

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On this episode, I’m joined by Aaron Cooper, an expert in the beef cattle industry and founder of 33 Ventures and Cooper Family Akaushi. With over a decade of experience breeding and marketing premium red Wagyu (Akaushi) cattle, Aaron offers rare insights into both the commodity and specialty beef markets. We discuss why many ranchers are still hes…

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430 The Comeback Kid 40:14

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The Army had mounted another coup, and its Committee of Safety now sought to carve out yet another form of the Republic in the face of the Rump's defiance - and the deep weariness of most of the ordinary people of England and Wales. But all eyes turned to General George Monk. Would his army march for Rump, or Committee of Safety - or some other fut…

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Hollywood and The Pentagon with Tom Secker 33:31

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It probably won’t come as much of a surprise that the Pentagon was involved in the making of Top Gun. What may be more surprising is the sheer scope of film and television projects the Pentagon has had a hand in—and just how deeply involved it is in the production process. From Pitch Perfect 3 to the reality show Wife Swap, today we’ll explore how …

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429 The Good Old Cause 40:12

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The transfer of power between the first Protector and the second was smooth and uneventful; in December 1658 it appeared that England was, and would remain, a republic. But when parliament reconvened, it quickly became clear that the fissures running through the political nation remained unhealed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inf…

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Breaking Barriers in Software Development: A Business Leader’s Guide with Piotr Młodecki 37:51

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, Rich sits down with Piotr Młodecki, Chief Transformation Officer at Soul Millennium Medical Group. Piotr shares insights from his 20+ years in the medical field, discussing the crucial role of ERP systems in business transformation and how customisation can drive competitive advantage. From optimising SAP…

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Trump Tariffs with Tom Healey, CPG and Foodservice International Supply Chain Executive and Datum Advisor 31:28

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Welcome back to Farm to Fork the Innovators! Today we dive deep into a hot-button topic impacting our food supply chain: tariffs. Joining me is Tom Healy, a seasoned international sourcing executive with extensive leadership experience at renowned brands like Dairy Queen, Heinz, and Jack Link’s. Tom brings a wealth of expertise, having managed sour…

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Oliver Cromwell: Life and Times with Miranda Malins 1:06:47

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Miranda Malins is an historian, author, novelist and a member of the Cromwell Association. She takes a look back at Cromwell, his life, times, achievements and failures, and the myths and opinions which have grown up around him. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Building Software and Navigating Chaos; Lessons from Larry Wolff 39:31

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, Rich sits down with Larry Wolf, founder and CEO of Wolf Strategy Partners, to explore the critical intersection of strategy, operations, and technology. Larry shares a fascinating journey from shaping Expedia with Microsoft in the early days of the internet, to leading transformational initiatives across …

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War And A Piece Of My Mind 29:53

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Send us a text With Captain Flashman double-drugged and nothing more than a love slave to the whims of Queen Cerulean, he led her forces against Dr Commander, Dr Krakow’s rescue army. However Major Tom escaped and arrived at the last second with vital information that could turn the tide of the battle. Will Major Tom be able to save Dr Commander, D…

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Innovating Food Supply Chains with Wiggs Civitillo Founder of Starfish Networks 45:20

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Our guest today is Wiggs Civitillo, the founder and CEO of Starfish Networks, an innovative company driving traceability and connectivity in food supply chains. In today's episode, Wiggs shares how major tech players like IBM have shaped this space and how Starfish Networks uniquely connects over 200 different traceability solutions. We dive deep i…

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PropTech, Fintech & the Entrepreneurial Journey – with Jeff VanNote 56:30

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, host Richard Bundock sits down with Jeff VanNote, founder of LoanLynx AI, to discuss the intersection of PropTech and Fintech, and the invaluable lessons of entrepreneurship. Jeff shares his incredible journey—from growing up in the mortgage business and pursuing a career in football to navigating the fin…

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428 Make Haste to be Gone 36:47

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In 1658, the year started with hopeful clarity. There was a new constitution om a firmer footing, and a new parliament was about to sit. There was little sign any more of royalist rebellion, the Commonwealth name was feared and respected abroad and surely now the Protectorate could build from these foundations. But parliament displayed continuing d…

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The Death of a Millennial Brand with Eugene Healey 30:57

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What aesthetics and ideas defined the branded propaganda targeting millennials in the 2010s, and why do they increasingly fail to resonate with Gen Z audiences? Joining us is special guest Eugene Healey, brand strategy consultant and educator. Follow Eugene at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elkhealey This is DoubleThink, conversations inspired by the…

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Future of Foodservice & Franchising with Jim Balis from Capital Spring Partners 41:19

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Welcome to Farm to Fork! In this episode, I’m joined by Jim Balis, an industry veteran and the Head of Strategic Operations at Capital Spring, a leading private equity and debt investment firm specializing in food service. With a wealth of experience in restaurant operations and franchising, Jim shares his perspective on where the food service indu…

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427 Republic: Learning, Philosophy, Science 42:35

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Thomas Hobbes has been described as 'one of the true founders of modernity in Western culture'. His most famous work Leviathan was inspired by the issues raised by the Revolution, published in 1651 as he came home - and used to support the Protectorate. Meanwhile in Oxford, Wilkins, Boyle, Hooke, Petty, Ward and others were rewriting the rules of N…

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426 Living with the Republic 39:29

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In London, and towns like Oxford, the Protectorate saw the return of stability, economic change and a revived social scene - and the arrival of the Coffee house, and the penny university. Stability and old rythmns re-established themslves around the country, and royalists reacted in different ways. Some like the L'Estrange family in North Norfolk p…

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Building Through Challenges: Matt Grennan’s Sharpish Journey 32:46

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, we sit down with Matt Grennan, the founder of Sharpish, to hear his journey from construction business owner to tech entrepreneur. Frustrated by the challenges of staffing and recruitment in the construction industry, Matt set out to create a platform that would revolutionise how companies find and manage…

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Ring Bombs and Other Space Oddities 29:25

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Send us a text With Dr Commander, Dr Krakow holding Cerulean at bay, Major Tom finally escapes with information that could free Dr Commander, Dr Krakow and her army. Chief Magician Carl, vowed to kill Captain Flashman in the upcoming battle. Will Carl’s jealousy doom Captain Flashman? Will Major Tom save Dr Commander, Dr Krakow? And will Eve and Ca…

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Tech & Innovation in Food Supply Chains with Marieke de Ruyter de Wildt from Open Food Chain 43:13

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Welcome to Farm to Fork: The Innovators. In today’s episode, I sit down with Marieke de Ruyter de Wildt, the founder of Open Food Chain, a blockchain-powered platform revolutionizing global food traceability. In this conversation, we dive into the current state of data and technology in the global food supply chain, how Asia is catching up to the U…

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Howard Gossage: 20th Century Master of Propaganda with Justin Oberman 27:54

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San Francisco ad man Howard Gossage (1917–1969) is a bit more under the radar than his Madison Avenue contemporaries, but his work in both consumer marketing and advocacy messaging was brilliant. His unconventional and interactive approaches to advertising felt like a harbinger of what was to come a half-century later with the advent of social medi…

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425 Republic: Court and Culture 37:00

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Cromwell's court struck a balance between the status required of a head of state, and the Cromwell's own openbness and informality. It was a court full of music, as was the supposedly joyless puritan state. There was little of the London theatre, though popular performance at fairs went on as before - but Britain saw its first Opera and John Playfo…

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From Spreadsheets to Scalable Software – Mark Roebuck’s Journey with ProvePrivacy 36:38

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In this episode of Software Meets Business, we sit down with Mark Roebuck, founder of ProvePrivacy, to explore his journey from accidental data protection consultant to SaaS entrepreneur. Mark shares how his frustration with Excel’s limitations in managing GDPR compliance led him to build a scalable software solution—only to later discover he had c…

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Feeding the Future: Mike Halen on the Consumer, Restaurants & Foodservice Trends 42:58

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The foodservice industry is at a pivotal moment, and understanding consumer behavior is key to staying ahead. In this episode of Farm to Fork: The Innovators, I sit down with Mike Halen, Senior Restaurant Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, to break down the current state of the restaurant and foodservice industries. Mike returns to the show after a…

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424 King Cromwell 53:33

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After a year of the rule of the major generals, there was no money to support their militia. Now, the obvious solution was to repeat and continue the decimation tax; but the Council of State felt that parliament must be consulted. The opponents of the miliary regime gathered their strength - this was their opportunity to mount a coup of their own. …

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The Journey of Developing Product and Software for Acquisition Financing with Juan Ignacio Garcia Braschi 32:45

7M ago32:45

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Join us as we talk with Juan Ignacio Garcia Braschi, CEO and founder of Boopos. In this episode, Juan shares the journey of building a platform for acquisition financing and SaaS business valuations. Discover how Bupos leverages technology to simplify M&A for small SaaS businesses, the lessons learned along the way, and what’s next for the company.…

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Mastering Foodservice & Direct-to-Consumer Strategies: Insights from Mike DiBeneditto, CEO of Golden Waffles 53:33

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Welcome to another episode of Farm to Fork: The Innovators! Today we’re diving into the ever-evolving world of foodservice with Mike DiBeneditto, CEO of Golden Waffles. With nearly a century of history behind the brand, Golden Waffles has become a staple in fresh waffle programs globally. Mike’s journey, from his early days in foodservice distribut…

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Do Antagonists Dream Of Electric Whips? 31:56

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Send us a text With Captain Credo, Eve Arden and Major Tom unable to establish contact with Dr Commander, Dr Krakow and her rescue army on their space phone, they decide to send Major Tom to meet up with her in the hopes that she can rescue them and the double-drugged Captain Flashman from the evil clutches of Queen Cerulean. Will Major Tom make go…

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Abortion Messaging in Post-Dobbs America with Amelia Bonow 23:28

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Liberal “pro choice” messaging has historically conceded the moral high ground (“safe, legal and rare”). Amelia Bonow helped change that as the leader of the Shout Your Abortion movement. In this episode, she shares her journey and discusses why the persuasion war is far less important than educating people on the options they still and will always…

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423 Designs and Major Generals 40:17

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There was much about Cromwell that was Elizabethan. He was fiercely patriotic, he dreamed of building as trading nation, and laying low the Spanish Empire with a Protestant Alliance. The Western Design against the Spanish Caribbean was part of that plan. It's outcome was to be a crisis for me; and in the face of security threats from within and wit…

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Navigating Software Development Without a CTO: Isabel Acland CMO's Journey 33:14

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This episode will explore Isabel Acland’s unique experience of managing software teams without a technical background, from her time at Brainlabs and Switchcraft to her current role as CMO at Powermeals. We’ll dive into the challenges of working with agencies, transitioning to freelancers, and how Isabel has learned to lead and inspire technical te…

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Foodservice Supply Chains Through a CFO’s Lens with Andrew Raabe, CFO Partner at SeatonHill 44:36

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Welcome to Farm to Fork: The Innovators. I’m excited to introduce you to another trailblazer in the world of food—Andy Raabe, CFO Partner at Seaton Hill Partners. With over four decades of involvement in the food supply chain myself, I love sharing the stories of those who are transforming how we produce and serve food. Andy brings a wealth of expe…

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422 Healing and Settling? 39:15

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Cromwell might have felt that the first 9 months went rather well, from his perspective - the Council of State was working well, getting things done, the settlement of the Commonwealth was proceeding and rebellions suppressed - and the first Protectorate parliament would surely be populated with serious, hard working men who would help heal and set…

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Announcing the 2025 History of England Podcast Tour 6:31

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This year we go to York and West Yorkshire, from 8th to 17th September. We'll stay in the Spa town of Harrogate, and in glorious York, Capital of the North with its Cathedral, the Minster, the medieval shopping street of the Shambles and loads of other sights too. We'll go to the Dales, and visit castles, sturdy limestone villages, fortified manor …