The School Run

In this episode we chat to our very good friend & mentor, Rachel Haslam, founder of the global training company, Team Academy. Rachel’s believes that life is too short for boring training. She is on a mission to rid the world of training that is boring, dull, full of power points, desks and chairs. Have a listen to Team Academy’s approach. They have a massive impact on companies to reach their goals by empowering, training and developing their people. She left school with ZERO GCSE's but with an

In this episode we chat to our very good friend, Gary Keedy, professional ex cricketer who played for Yorkshire, Lancashire, Surrey and Nottinghamshire. Gary is a family man; husband to Andrea, father to Erin, identical twin, son and brother. As a left handed spin bowler he had a prolific career for 23 years. Gary left school with 4 GCSE's but revisited education to train as a physio alongside the latter years of cricket to plan for his retirement from the sport. He wanted to impact the recovery

This episode is the week that Jane & Liv chat about them and their life, but there is a little twist as we have my husband and Liv’s stepdad, Ant, join us on the recording. Ant, Jane & Liv have been a step family for over 5 years now and have the very best time. Always lots of laughing, lots of music, holidays, time with our beloved Springer Spaniel, Tessa, and family time. Topics: -Ant’s role as a firefighter and the USAR specialist role -School Runs in the 52 year old landrover -Ant’s

In this episode Jane & Liv chat to a guest, Rebecca Christian, and talk about her life at school and in work. We never know where these conversations will go, its like we are just chatting as we would in the car on the school run. Rebecca (Becki) has a full time corporate HR role with an airline company. Despite leaving school with 3 GCSE’s she has always shown an incredible work ethic, commitment to learning and developing as a person and the determination to change direction to ensure true

In this episode Jane & Liv chat to guest, Tracy Marsden. Tracy is a mum of 3 boys, mum, wife, sister and has a full time prolific role in the NHS as a reproductive trauma service manager, we discover what this role encompasses and cover birth trauma and loss that can affect ALL women of any background, any age and any circumstances. Despite leaving school with no GCSE’s Tracy has always been committed to being passionate and having a purposeful career that makes a difference. She runs a sizeable

In our very first episode we are giving you a little insight into us, why we are podcasting, life as a mum, daughter, business woman & teenager trying to navigate the world and life at school. Join us on this rollercoaster ride. Topics: -How we got the idea to start a podcast -The things we are passionate about in life; sport, business, family & friends -Being a non conventional family but not changing it for the world -The teachers that have impacted us both Podcasts for us are all about