Podcasts with a local flavour

Someone asked me recently about local business-focused podcasts. I came up with the ones below and thought you might like to know about them, too:

• Ollie Collard and Becky Sage host Founded and Grounded which offers the honest, human side of building a business, from founders in the trenches.

• Susie McFarland, host of the Long Lunch, has recently launched Between Courses, which explores what’s working, what’s challenging, and what opportunities are in the agency landscape.

• Rebecca Morley of Third House Ltd has launched The Third Seat - for leaders navigating the chaos of growth.

• Karen Brooks is hosting The Only Way is Hydrogen? - Small molecule, big clean future, a podcast powered by GW-SHIFT.

• Ric Hill of Ghyston hosts Giant Minds from the Bristol Tech Community.

• Chris Grimes hosts The Good Listening to Show which he records at the Future Leap podcast studio and includes themes on Best of Bristol and Legacy Life Reflections.

• The inimitable Matt Golding has a podcast… Screw this… let’s try something else.

• New to town, Rob Cooper is the host of Climate Unf*cked.

• The Bristol Business Podcast shares the stories of the city’s business founders.

• Legendary local Dan Martin hosts the Enterprise Nation Small Business Sessions podcast.

• And Ada Ventures Scout Steph Melodia hosts Strategy and Tragedy.

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