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Despite our best attempts, it really is all about Flanders in this episode. Oh, and some 1970s progressive rock. Join Chris, David and “Whispering” Gary for a look back at two memorable Rondes Van Vlaanderen, with a sprinkle of noodly guitars and occasional yodelling. You don’t get this over at Lio…
Feed Zone 26-7
Despite our best attempts, it really is all about Flanders in this episode. Oh, and some 1970s progressive rock. Join Chris, David and “Whispering” Gary for a look back at two memorable Rondes Van Vlaanderen, with a sprinkle of noodly guitars and occasional yodelling. You don’t get this over at Lio…
Series 2, Ep. 5: Victoria Suchak, Pavilion Youth and Community Cafe
After school, the door opens and children tumble in—dropping their bags, grabbing toast, and filling the room with chatter about their day. They let off steam, feel safe, and simply be themselves, with space to play freely.
At the Pavilion Youth and Community Café in Broadstairs, these small, every…
Series 2, Ep. 6: Emma Cooney, Kent Coast Volunteering
Through services like befriending and volunteer transport, volunteers are helping people stay connected, rebuild confidence, and live more independently—often making a life-changing difference in quiet, unseen ways.
In this thoughtful and inspiring episode, Jenny Ross from Collective Discovery spea…
Series 2, Ep. 7: Nikki Hildesley, Discovery Planet
A young boy spends three hours peering through a microscope at spider skins, completely absorbed by what he is seeing. Later, he brings his mum back so he can show her everything he has learned, despite her fear of spiders.
Discovery Planet, a community interest company based in Ramsgate, creates e…
Series 2, Ep. 8: Sara Hutchinson, Beyond the Page
Women arriving in the UK can face language barriers and isolation — but community spaces can make a huge difference.
In this episode, Jenny Ross speaks with Sara Hutchinson, CEO of Beyond the Page, an English language teaching and community arts organisation based in Thanet, Kent.
Sara talks about…
Series 2, Ep. 9: Joey Mander, Coventry Youth Activists
Jenny Ross speaks with Joey Mander from Coventry Youth Activists (CYA), a group of young disabled people campaigning to break down barriers, challenge discrimination and create change in their communities.
Joey shares how CYA supports young people to become campaigners, leaders and advocates, while…
Series 2, Ep.10: Dr Catherine Ross, Founder of Maple Access Practice
Dr Catherine Ross has an important message for our times—about seeing past the stigma attached to certain groups of people in our societies.
What happens when a GP decides that the people most often excluded from healthcare deserve a service designed around their needs?
In this episode, Jenny Ros…
Series 2, Ep.10: Dr Catherine Hewitt, Founder of Maple Access Practice
What happens when a GP decides that the people most often excluded from healthcare deserve a service designed around their needs?
In this episode, Jenny Ross speaks with Dr Catherine Hewitt, founder of Maple Access Practice in Northampton—a pioneering surgery created for people experiencing homeles…
Series 2, Ep. 12: Emma Naylor-Ngugi, Kenya Society for the Protection and Care of Animals
Dogs under desks and a baby donkey causing havoc in the office might not be the first things that come to mind when you think about animal welfare — but they’re part of everyday life at the Kenya Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (KSPCA).
In this episode, Jenny Ross speaks with Emma Na…
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