The Baltic Triangle - Business In The Liverpool City Region Baltic Triangle

In episode 50 of the Baltic Triangle podcast we hear from Nat Gavin, the man behind the UK's first DAB radio station aimed primarily at people with dementia and their families.

It will be based in Liverpool -well, Everton actually - and will have NO news bulletins...And we'll be hearing from the multi-disciplinary artist Annie-Frost Nicholson who has not one but two works on display in Liverpool - an exhibition in the Baltic Triangle and something called the Fandangoe Discoteca at the Albert Dock.

The Baltic Triangle podcast - hearing from the REAL movers & shakers in the Liverpool City Region

The 49th episode of the Baltic Triangle podcast features two great interviews.

The first, hosted by Mick Ord, explores a new app called Hiyrd, developed by a Liverpool-based company. This app aims to revolutionise job applications and advertisements.

Mick interviews Sam Garlick and Georgia Stanley, the co-founders of Hiyrd, to discuss the app's features and impact.

The second segment, led by Mark Reeson, delves into the community organisation "Philosophy in Pubs."

This initiative, started in Liverpool in 2001, has grown significantly and now includes groups across the UK. It aims to make philosophy accessible to the general public.

Mark interviews Paul Doran, one of the founders, to learn more about the group's inception and activities.

Overall, the podcast combines technological innovation with grassroots community efforts, reflecting diverse interests and contemporary issues.

In Episode 48 of the Baltic Triangle podcast, join hosts Mick Ord and Mark Reeson as they delve into the inspiring journeys of two dynamic women, Angela McKay and Michelle O'Dwyer, whose entrepreneurial spirit is not only driving their award-winning businesses forward into 2024 but also deeply enriching the local communities they serve.

Angela McKay, the Operations Manager at Homebaked Bakery, located right across from Liverpool FC's Anfield Stadium, operates under a social enterprise model. Her dedication is evident in providing high-quality food and creating job opportunities within the community.

Michelle O'Dwyer, the driving force behind Bay Tree Catering and Training Academy, is on the cusp of expansion due to the success of her dual ventures – one for profit and the other not-for-profit. Her business acumen and commitment to community service are paving the way for a promising New Year.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the real-life stories of influential movers and shakers within the Liverpool City Region, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of those who are shaping the future of local business and community engagement.

In the 47th installment of the Baltic Triangle podcast, we immerse ourselves in the flavour's of French gastronomy with a unique Scouse twist.



Join us as we step into the Bootle establishment of entrepreneur Andy Rogers, the recent recipient of a prestigious Gold accolade at the World Charcuterie Awards, further elevating his distinguished collection of accolades.



Additionally, we're treated to the soothing Scouse sounds of Professor Tony Crowley, discussing his latest work, 'Liverpool - A Memoir of Words.' Crowley's book offers an engaging and enlightening examination of the myths surrounding the iconic Liverpool vernacular, exploring its history, evolution, and future.



Tune in for a slice of authentic Merseyside culture, straight from the voices that shape the vibrant landscape of this celebrated city region.

 We hear the remarkable story of Nicola Chan whose Liverpool-based
company Waishee Coaching focuses on body confidence, particularly for women.  

There's a fascinating chat with Toxteth-born Anthony Grice is the man behind the award-winning  Swedish-inspired FIKA coffee shops which actively encourage mental well-being as part of their ethos.

In episode 45, there's a definite Ukrainian cultural theme to the podcast.

In the wake of Liverpool's successful staging of the Eurovision Song Contest finals on behalf of Ukraine, we hear from two local community artists whose work reflects the unique cultural links the city now has with that country.

Mick and Mark have been hearing from designer Peter Lloyd  and the community artist Alex Corina - both with fascinating tales to tell."