Twitter Spaces, originally recorded on 12/13/2021, featuring podcast newsletter writes and how to pitch your podcast to them for inclusion in their publications.

Twitter Spaces: How to Pitch your Podcast to Newsletter for Podcasters

Sue Stockdale, co-founder of Access to Inspiration talks to Clive Steeper an executive coach and business leader who is passionate about performance.  As a former Tyre Engineer in F1 and Team Manager for a Le Mans 24 Hour Endurance racing team, he has been up close and personal with some of the world's greatest racing drivers.   He shares some insights about leadership and performance. www.clivesteeper.com

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01. Clive Steeper talks to Sue Stockdale, about going fast - in motorsport and business

Sue Stockdale left school at 16 to join British Gas, and quickly climbed her way upwards – whilst also representing Scotland in athletics. An expedition to Kenya with Operation Rayleigh then proved a tipping point which led to further adventures, such as skiing to the North Pole and competing in Channel 4's Superhuman contest. These rich experiences – as well as building and then selling her own business – enable her to help people achieve more than they think they are capable. So strap on your boots and eat your greens - we're going on an adventure.
Interviewed by Fraser Allen at London Scottish House in Westminster.
www.allencomms.co.uk

Sue Stockdale: Bringing 'Superhuman' performance to business

The tables are turned in this episode as podcast host Fraser Allen is himself interviewed – by Sue Stockdale, host of the Access To Inspiration podcast. Fraser discusses the sale of his agency, White Light Media, his career to date (via selling magazines in the playground and narrowly avoiding jail in Turkey), plus observations on the world of marketing.

Fraser Allen: Content marketing wizard* (*wizard costume not pictured)

Despite only turning 30 this year, Edinburgh-based Mollie Hughes has climbed to the summit of Mount Everest not one but twice. And in January this year, she became the youngest woman in the world to ski solo from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole, No wonder she's now making such a big impact as a motivational speaker.
Interviewed by Fraser Allen on 18 May 2020.
[For enquiries to book Mollie as a speaker, visit www.speakerbuzz.co.uk]

Mollie Hughes: The youngest woman to ski solo to the South Pole

After an idyllic early childhood in New Zealand, Sara Roberts endured severe bullying when she returned to the UK, leading her to leave school at the age of just 14.  That experience inspired her to succeed on her own terms, launch several businesses and thrive on her own self-reliance and resilience. Sara is now the entrepreneur behind Healthy Nibbles, providing healthy vending machines and snack boxes for the workplace and public spaces.
I interviewed her on 16 June 2020.

Sara Roberts: The Healthy Nibbles entrepreneur

Anne Pleun van Eijsden, Founder of Paper on the Rocks, talks to Sue Stockdale about her mission to create a healthy paper industry, and why she created her own rules about how to run a business, rather than following the traditional approach to being an entrepreneur.

Paper on the Rocks, is a social impact business based in the Netherlands that wants to create a forest friendly paper industry by scaling tree-free paper alternatives. They primarily do so by making sustainable stationery like notebooks made from upcycled stone waste. 

With a diverse background in History, International Law and Marketing, Anne Pleun knew from a young age that she wanted to become an entrepreneur and build a company that would change an industry for the better. She lives in the Netherlands with her partner and child.   

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31. Anne Pleun van Eijsden: Leading a revolution in the paper industry

In the latest episode of Spoken Earth, Adam Weymouth speaks with Jojo Mehta about Stop Ecocide's campaign to have ecocide recognised as a crime at the International Criminal Court. Mehta co-founded Stop Ecocide in 2017, along with the barrister Polly Higgins. Higgins had dedicated her life to criminalising ecocide since 2005 when, in a moment that she describes as having changed her life, she realised that “the earth was in need of a good lawyer.” Since then her life's work became geared towards establishing ecocide at the International Criminal Court, as the fifth of the crimes of gravest concern to humanity, alongside war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity and crimes of aggression. Mehta and Higgins co-founded Stop Ecocide to campaign towards that end. What once seemed a radical, impossible dream is now edging closer to reality.

Find the full story here.

Podcast by Lacuna Magazine www.lacuna.org.uk

Interviewer: Adam Weymouth www.adamweymouth.com
Producer and musician: Ulli Mattsson www.ullimattsson.com

Further reading:
Stop Ecocide https://www.stopecocide.earth/ 
Polly Higgins' TED talk https://www.tedxexeter.com/speakers/polly-higgins/
In 2011, a Mock Ecocide Trial was held in the Supreme Court of England and Wales https://ecocidelaw.com/the-law/mock-trial/
Cradle to Cradle, by William McDonough and Michael Braungart https://www.cradletocradle.com/
Doughnut Economics, by Kate Raworth https://www.kateraworth.com/doughnut/
Ecocide Law: https://ecocidelaw.com/
Polly Higgins obituary by Jojo Mehta: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/apr/25/polly-higgins-obituary

#04 Jojo Mehta of Stop Ecocide: Why the earth needs a good lawyer

Access to Inspiration brings you interviews with people from a diverse range of backgrounds from around the world. Their stories and insights enable you to think bigger, transcend your day to day challenges and see new possibilities.

01. Clive Steeper talks to Sue Stockdale, about going fast - in motorsport and business

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