Locally Made Podcast

In conversation with Kingdom, who is creating his own kingdom in hospitality and supporting local businesses in and around Hull. We discuss the importance of a good culture and the team, as well as the tough side of running a business.

In this week's episode, we speak to Caro about her clothing brand and her creative goddess, how she started her fashion brand and how perfectionism can get in the way but having your own uniqueness is your work of art.

This week we talk to Tina from HumaniTea, we discuss how she started her social enterprise with the inspiration of bubble tea Tina created oat milk lattes in a can, without physical locations Humanitea sells online to reach the UK market and indie stores across the London, also, the importance of having a mentor to help with business growth.

In this episode, we talk to Stacey from Love Layla Designs and discuss working with your other half, and balancing work and personal life when running a business, we also chat about how she started her business and how to get through the tough times.

In this episode, we chat with Lidia, Visuable’s Founder and Creative Director, about how she turned a one-woman photography business into a global marketing agency, the importance of customer service in business, hiring and looking after a team of people and the importance of always learning new skills and being creative.

This week we talk to Fatima who creates Indian Restaurant quality sauces about her journey from taking her idea from just that to testing the sauces on friends and family to selling in shops and delis.

In our discussion with Super Funky Penguin, we discuss goal setting, outsourcing, marketing, and how to launch new services.

The Smart Bear provides ethical website design and development, digital advice and mentoring for micro-businesses, small businesses, and charities across the UK and worldwide. We discuss what it takes to set up a business website so it reaches your potential customers, how AI will affect website building, and what it takes to run a business.

Decluttering is something we probably all need to do, today we talk to a professional declutterer about their business, they also offer some tips to others who want to start their own business.

In this episode, we talk to a socially conscious business that sells socks, we cover everything from finding a suitable manufacturer to tips for running a growing business.

Carol from Created by Carol tells us about her range of silver jewellery and why she started her business, as well som some tips and tricks she's learned along the way.

Rhea Freeman is Brand Strategist & Business Coach who supports businesses grow, Rhea gives us some insight into running her business and what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur.

Funmi from Clip-Knix tells us about adaptive patented front fastening underwear for women, which negates the need to bend or stretch, as well as what she's learned in setting up her own business.

Matthew runs a small business in Nottinghamshire specialising in preserves and chutneys, he tells us of the tough times in running a business.

Michelle from PEGS supports parents and caregivers from across the UK who are being abused by their child, she tells us what she has learnt in running her own business.

Louise from Belfast helps people make sense of LinkedIn and gives us some great business advice.

Jo from Red Herring Games in Grimsby stops by to discuss murder mystery games and what running her own business has taught her.

Diane from Stitchscape talks to us about escaping the day-to-day by stitching and what she has learned in running her own business, Stitchscape is based in the Wirral.

We catch up with Kathryn from The Mug Tree, a local tea room based in East Grinstead, West Sussex.