Hey gang, Adam Roxby again. Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcasts for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way.

Join hosts Adam Roxby and James Cracknell as they dive deep into the world of systems thinking with guest Carolina Cunnington. In this inspiring episode, Carolina shares her unconventional journey from actress and mechanic to systems thinking professional and educator. Discover how simplifying complex ideas can drive change, foster innovation, and empower personal growth. The conversation explores the power of language, leading with vulnerability, and how applying systems thinking can transform organizations and everyday life. Packed with real-life anecdotes, practical insights, and a touch of humor, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about seeing the bigger picture and thinking differently.

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth. This was back in the day before they were everywhere and we were a bit of a trailblazer. As you can hear we were still finding our way. Obviously the news is somewhat out of date, but you can hear one way in which two tech geeks were using the technology they loved to spread the importance of environmental protection.

As opposed to the pilot, somewhat test episode of the podcast, the pilot was all about how the green economy was working and this one is all about making things better with regard to products.

In this inspiring episode of Interwoven, hosts Adam Roxby and James Cracknell sit down with educator and entrepreneur Serena Siebel, co-founder of Claim.

Almost a lifetime ago, myself and my dearly departed friend Denis Walker created a series of six podcast for the environmental campaigning organisation Friends of the Earth

For a number of months, I have been tinkering with the idea of cloning my voice, and this is the result.

Join James Cracknell as he chats with Alison Charles, a trailblazing resilience and leadership consultant, in this inspiring episode of Interwoven.

In this episode of Interwoven, hosts Catherine Damisa and James Cracknell dive deep with Bex Yellen, founder of the Female Product Lead community, to explore the realities of women in tech leadership. Bex shares her journey, the importance of mentorship, and how authentic leadership and allyship are breaking glass ceilings—and sticky floors—for women in tech. They tackle burnout, mental health, and the future of AI, all while giving practical advice for thriving in product roles. Whether you’re aspiring, struggling, or leading in tech, this episode is packed with relatable stories, actionable insights, and hope for a more inclusive future.

The last episode from the archive before getting reading to share something new …

Another episode from the archive before getting reading to share something new …

Another episode from the archive before getting reading to share something new …

Another episode form the archive before getting ready to share something new …

Join us for an engaging episode of the Interwoven podcast as hosts Adam Roxby and James Cracknell dive into an inspiring conversation with Jack Sykes, the dynamic entrepreneur behind Founders Associates.

Join us for a dynamic dive into episode five of the Student Nursing Times podcast from October 2012. I'm Adam Roxby, your host, and alongside my brilliant co-host, third-year student nurse Tracy Temple, we tackle key issues like the registration debate for healthcare assistants and hear from newly qualified nurses sharing invaluable advice.

Hello gang, welcome back to another episode of The Music ABC. It's been a little while, but it's good to be back and share some interesting music with you all!

Join Natalie Fee and Temini Kasumu in the latest episode of the Interwoven podcast as they delve into compelling conversations about environmental activism and sustainable living. Discover Natalie’s transformational journey from witnessing the devastating impacts of plastic pollution to spearheading groundbreaking initiatives. Learn about plastic-free periods, the power of community-driven campaigns, and the importance of integrating nature into daily life to combat burnout.

Another episode from the archive from the Student Nursing Times.

Pleased to be able to share the second set form my DJ side project, really pleased with the response from the first set and as always, this is a live mix so not perfect but a work in progress.