Bandwidth Conversations

What series of unfortunate events led to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand? What little known facts raise more questions on the shooting of JFK? Why was the Kings Cross fire a disaster waiting to happen? Is there a limit on how long humans can live? If you are interested in any of the above, this podcast is for you. John Withington, one of Britain ' s leading disaster historians, has written 11 books on the history of disasters, assassinations and the 'Secrets of the Centenarians ' . A former award-winning television producer, director and reporter, John also works as an independent international communications coach and he gives regular talks on his books. Funny, self-deprecating and full of insight, John is a fountain of knowledge and tells a great story.
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Bandwidth Conversations is proudly sponsored by Klira. 
Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant.

I had the most wonderful conversation with multi-award-winning musician, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer, composer, presenter and DJ, Nitin Sawhney. His musicianship and compositions embrace the entire universe of music from jazz to flamenco to world to electronica. He has written, performed and played with the likes of The London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Paul McCartney and Sting. The fruits of his labours range from writing solo albums, collaborating with musical royalty to writing scores for Hollywood blockbuster films. He's been awarded a CBE for his services to music. In fact, he has received so many awards and accolades, Wikipedia has had to list them by year! He was also part of a comedy duo and all this came after training as a lawyer and an accountant. This conversation touches on many areas of his career and life, the highs, the lows and the extraordinary. At times unexpected, shocking, healing and inspiring, I am so grateful to Nitin for his time and his candour. This is a conversation not to miss!
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Bandwidth Conversations is proudly sponsored by Klira. 
Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant.

What series of unfortunate events led to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand? What little known facts raise more questions on the shooting of JFK? Why was the Kings Cross fire a disaster waiting to happen? Is there a limit on how long humans can live? If you are interested in any of the above, this podcast is for you. John Withington, one of Britain ' s leading disaster historians, has written 11 books on the history of disasters, assassinations and the 'Secrets of the Centenarians ' . A former award-winning television producer, director and reporter, John also works as an independent international communications coach and he gives regular talks on his books. Funny, self-deprecating and full of insight, John is a fountain of knowledge and tells a great story.
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 John's books
Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant.

This week, we're joined by Keith Chapman, the creative mind behind Bob the Builder, Paw Patrol, Mighty Express and the upcoming Moonie Moo. With more than $22 billion in global sales and a bold leap into the environmentally-themed film Ozi, Keith shares what it takes to create, launch and sustain lasting kids' IP and the 'secret sauce' behind his most enduring franchises.
If you're a creator, marketer or curious listener, this conversation is packed with sharp insights and practical storytelling lessons. Tune in and discover how to build global brands that last generations.
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Bandwidth Conversations is proudly sponsored by Klira. 
Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant.

Rachel Johnson's voice has echoed across the airwaves, her words have filled the pages of Britain's most read newspapers and her wit has lit up our screens. She is not just a journalist – she's a broadcaster, columnist, podcaster, author of eight books, and the only editor of The Lady to have entered the Big Brother House. From the Financial Times to BBC Radio 4 and LBC, from Question Time to Celebrity Mastermind, Rachel is always up for a challenge or a good debate. She's a fierce advocate for women's voices, she's a sharp observer of British life, she's a fearless commentator on politics, culture and everything in between and she's very funny. 
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Bandwidth Conversations is proudly sponsored by Klira. 
Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant.