Agatha nominee interviews part I - Joan Long and M.A. Monin
Joan Long/M.A. MoninShow notesOur first episode dedicated to the nominees for Agatha Awards begins today. Our first nomineeis Joan Long who is nominated for Best First Novel for her book “The Finalist”The Finalist (Level Best Books) Five authors, each with their own secrets, are chosen tocomplete...
Driving Sustainable Change in Global Business with Emma Keller, Head of Sustainability at Nestlé
In this episode of Careers Unwrapped, host Mark Fawcett is joined by Emma Keller, Head of Sustainability at Nestlé.
Join them as they discuss:
How businesses' views on sustainability have changed over the last decade
The balance between sustainability and profit in large corporations
Emma's care...
The Rare World of Literary Treasures with Tom Ayling, Founder of Tom W. Ayling Rare Books & Manuscripts
In this episode of Careers Unwrapped, host Mark Fawcett is joined by Tom Ayling, Founder of Tom W. Ayling Rare Books & Manuscripts and a TikTok sensation with over 359,943 followers.
Join them as they:
Tom's career path from bookseller to rare book expert
The intricacies of the antiquarian book ...
The Reality of Modern British Politics with James Matthewson, Political Commentator & Writer
In this episode of Careers Unwrapped, host Mark Fawcett is joined by James Matthewson, Political Commentator & Writer.
Join them as they explore:
How James went from car sales to the House of Commons
The stark realities of modern political discourse
What really happens behind Westminster's close...
Farm Gate 112: Nestlé: The great big regen corporation
When we think of regenerative food and farming, we tend to think of small to medium-scale farmers, supplying into small or perhaps independent supply chains.
But what about big companies – what about massive corporations – can their supply chains be regenerative too?
Nestlé has become the great...
From Olympic Hopeful to CEO: Rebecca Ajulu-Bushell's Journey of Breaking Barriers
In this episode of Careers Unwrapped, host Mark Fawcett is joined by Rebecca Ajulu-Bushell, CEO of Ten Thousand Interns Foundation.
Join them as they explore:
Rebecca's journey from elite swimming to charity leadership
The challenges of being a trailblazer in a predominantly white sport
Her deci...
In-the-field at Groundswell: The role of food companies
This programme is part of our series of impromptu in-the-field podcasts, recorded at Groundswell 2025.
In this episode we ask what role food companies play in supporting and accelerating growth in regenerative food and farming systems?
ffinlo Costain is joined by Øistein Thorsen (FAI Farms) - Emm...
Risk-proofing agrifood supply chains: demonstrating the business case for regenerative agriculture (audio recording)
Listen to the recording of an expert-led discussion with Unilever, Nestlé, Klim and Rabobank on how regenerative agriculture can drive ROI and reduce supply chain risk.
As pressure mounts to decarbonise agrifood supply chains and meet Scope 3 targets, the case for regenerative agriculture is cle...
S2 #2 | The state of UK carbon removal
Today we’re at the UK Greenhouse Gas Removal Event, a gathering of researchers, policy makers and businesses, to discuss the state of carbon removal in the UK today.
CO2RE, the greenhouse gas removal hub led by Oxford University and the hosts of the event, were kind enough to ask us to host a p...
The confidence to change - how long-term partnerships are transforming dairy farming
What does it take to build a resilient dairy supply chain?
Recorded live at Groundswell 2026, Shelagh Hancock, Chief Executive of First Milk, is joined by Dr Emma Keller from Nestlé and Fay Cooke from Yeo Valley to explore why long-term partnerships are becoming essential to the future of farming...
