Interwoven Podcast – Episode 1 trailer


Interwoven Podcast – Episode 1 trailer

Hello Gang

Well, I am really pleased to be able to share with you a podcast I’ve been working on for a while. With my co-host Alex O’Neill I am been creating ‘Interwoven’ from The Weave. We are making a monthly show which is all about the local startup community here in North Essex.

We are looking at interesting people with interesting businesses. In the first episode, we talk to people who have taken part in iTEAMS which is an 8-week program where students help to solve real problems for real business, we also have an interview with Nigel Richardson from ‘Secret Hamper‘ and singer Tara Wilcox-Leech from ‘The Wandering Hearts‘.

I hope you like it, and you can hear it in the FREE community. So as well as listening to the show there is tons of other stuff in there to help you reach your aspirations.

Here is the trailer!

Let me know what you think!

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