Digg Podcast

• E130: Navigating Dementia and Finding a New Career Path, Tanya McGeehan’s Story

  Tanya McGeehan is the Managing Director of MCG Property Group, a leading company specialising in construction project management, renovations, and extensions. But behind her success is a deeply personal story - one of resilience, family strength, and navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one with Early Onset Dementia.In this episode, Tanya shares how her father’s passion for property shaped her career. She also opens up about her family’s journey after her father was diagnosed at just 53 years old with early onset dementia, offering invaluable advice for others facing similar challenges. From finding support networks to maintaining family life and making the most of every moment, Tanya’s insights are both moving and inspiring.We also explore the world of home renovations and extensions, breaking down the process and explaining why professional project management can save you time, money, and stress. If you’re considering renovating your home, this episode is packed with expert advice to help you get started the right way.Whether you’re looking for guidance on home renovations or seeking comfort and support through a difficult time, this episode is a reminder that you’re not alone. Links from EpisodeWe are proud to be partnering with MCG Property for Series 11. See below how you can arrange a call with Tanya and the team at MCG Property Group:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/mcg-digg-podcast/ MCG Property GroupWebsite:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/ Tanya McGeehanLinkedIn:https://uk.linkedin.com/in/tanya-mcgeehan-84238a15 Dementia SupportDemenia NI:https://www.dementiani.org/ The Alzheimer Society of Ireland:https://alzheimer.ie/ Alzheimer's Society:https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/ Alzheimer’s Disease International:https://www.alzint.org/ Location Partner - Grafter Househttps://www.grafterhouse.com/ 

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• E129: From Corporate to Creator: How Lou Robbie Built Little Lou Cooks

  Lou Robbie went from working an office job to becoming the face behind Little Lou Cooks, a social media sensation with over a million followers. But just a few years ago, she wasn’t even using social media at all. So how did she turn her love of food into a full-time business, helping families create healthier meals, especially those tricky lunchbox snacks?In this episode, Lou shares her whirlwind journey, from her early career path to the moment she realised food was her passion. She talks about the fears and risks of career changes, the power of social media as a launchpad for dreamers, and her best advice for anyone looking to follow their passion.Plus, Lou reveals her top tips for packing nutritious, stress-free lunchboxes and the best advice she’s ever received.If you’ve ever felt stuck in a job that wasn’t right for you or wondered how to turn a passion into a thriving business, this episode is for you.Links from EpisodeLou Robbie - Little Lou CooksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/littleloucooks/?hl=en Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/littleloucooks/?locale=en_GB Brought to you in Partnership with MCG Property Group. To arrange a no obligation call, use link below:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/mcg-digg-podcast/MCG Property Group Website:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/ Location Partner - Grafter Househttps://www.grafterhouse.com/smyth-house 

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• E128: Embracing Autism & Unlocking Potential, with Jude Morrow

  Jude Morrow is a best-selling author, philanthropist, highly sought-after keynote speaker and founder of Neurodiversity Training International - the world’s premier autistic-led training and consultancy firm.Diagnosed as autistic at 11 years old, Jude has dedicated his life to advocating for a world where autistic and ADHD individuals are embraced, supported, and empowered. He wants to break down the misconceptions about autism and highlight the incredible potential within the neurodivergent community.What does it really mean to be autistic? How can parents, teachers, and professionals better support autistic individuals? From his personal experiences growing up with autism to his journey as a father and social worker, Jude shares invaluable insights on early signs of autism, communication challenges, and how families can stay strong and united while raising an autistic child.Jude also opens up about his work helping schools, workplaces, and professionals create more inclusive environments, proving that autistic individuals can lead fulfilling and successful lives. This episode is packed with wisdom, real-life stories, and practical advice for parents, educators, and anyone eager to foster a more inclusive world. It's an eye-opening conversation that challenges stereotypes and celebrates neurodiversity.Links from EpisodeJude MorrowInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/judemorrow/?hl=en Websitehttps://www.neurodiversity-training.net/ Brought to you in Partnership with MCG Property Group. To arrange a no obligation call, use link below:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/mcg-digg-podcast/MCG Property Group Website:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/ Location PartnersWaterman Househttps://www.waterman.house/ - This episode was filmed here.Grafter - Luxury Members’ Househttps://www.grafterhouse.com/

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• E127: Breaking the Silence on Childhood Sexual Abuse, Hannah Saunders’ Journey

  Some stories are too important to stay in the shadows. Hannah Saunders bravely shares her experience of childhood sexual abuse, the years she spent carrying that burden alone, and the moment she found the courage to speak out. For many, finding the words to talk about trauma can feel impossible. But as Hannah explains, language matters. Support matters. And having the right conversations, both at home and in schools can make all the difference. She also shares the challenges of navigating the legal system, the power of community, and why getting help now is so important.Hannah’s story isn’t just about pain; it’s about resilience, change, and hope. She’s determined to make an impact and ensure others don’t feel as alone as she once did.Whether you’ve experienced trauma yourself, want to support someone who has, or simply believe in the power of honest conversations, this episode is one you can’t afford to miss.Links from EpisodeHannah SaundersInstagram -https://www.instagram.com/hannahcjsaunders/?hl=en NSPCChttps://www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/types-of-abuse/non-recent-abuse/ PSNIhttps://www.psni.police.uk/safety-and-support/keeping-safe/protecting-yourself/sexual-violence-and-abuse Garda https://www.garda.ie/en/victim-services/reporting-a-crime-faqs/how-does-the-child-sexual-abuse-reporting-phone-line-work-.htmlOne In Fourhttps://www.oneinfour.ie/Advocacy VSVhttps://www.advocacyvsv.com/Brought to you in Partnership with MCG Property Group. To arrange a no obligation call, use link below:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/mcg-digg-podcast/MCG Property Group Website:https://mcgpropertygroup.co.uk/ Location Partnerhttps://www.grafterhouse.com/ 

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• E126: How to Make Connections in 2025, with Lorraine Acheson

  Lorraine Acheson is the Managing Director of Women in Business and Deputy CEO of the WIB Group. With over 10,000 members, Lorraine plays a pivotal role in supporting women to grow their businesses and thrive in their careers. From working with policymakers and government agencies to spending countless hours connecting and championing women, Lorraine is a true leader who lifts others up and creates opportunities they never thought possible. In this episode, Lorraine shares her inspiring journey, from dreaming of being part of Women in Business to becoming one of its key leaders. We explore the incredible power of connections and how intentional networking can transform your life and career.  Lorraine talks about the role of connections in shaping her career and personal life and shares actionable tips for building meaningful ones. With Friday 24th January being the deadline for WIB Awards, Lorraine shares expert advice on creating a standout award entry.  This episode is a powerful reminder that dreaming big is only the first step, taking action and building relationships is what makes those dreams a reality.  Lorraine’s insights will inspire you to step into 2025 with purpose and possibility. Don’t miss this one as it might just spark your next big connection. Links from Episode This episode was brought to you in Partnership with Women in Business. Website https://www.womeninbusinessni.com/home How to enter Women in Business Awards https://www.womeninbusinessni.com/events/women-in-business-awards-3eee18d06ec1a57b992cb8dc8b16cb66 

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