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💐 Join the Green Team: The Shepperton Village Conservation Group

Today, we're diving into the heart and soul of Shepperton with Vivienne Leighton from the Shepperton Village Conservation Group. This episode is all about community spirit and making our village shine. Vivienne shares how their mission is not just about pretty flowers, it's about keeping Shepperton vibrant and supporting our local shops, which really is the lifeblood of the community. We chat about their projects, like the new Hügel Kultur bed, and how a small group of dedicated volunteers has transformed neglected corners into beautiful spaces that everyone can enjoy. Plus, we get the scoop on their exciting plans for a big community work day on July 4th, where you can roll up your sleeves and help out! So, if you’ve ever strolled through our village and thought it looked lovely, listen in to find out how you can join the fun and make a difference. The Shepperton Village Conservation Group websiteThe Sheppertonian Live! Get your free tickets.LuvBiltong: proper South African biltong made locally.Island Motors: Shepperton-based, family-run MOT servicing and repairs. Produced by Gareth Davies at The Sound Boutique Join the Business Club Subscribe to the newsletter Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Check the roadworks Mentioned in this episode: The Great Nauticalia Raft Race Enter The Great Nauticalia Raft Race The Sound Boutique Want to start your own podcast? Shepperton Matters Shepperton Matters Join us for our live recording on the 3rd June The Sheppertonian Live!

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17 min
09/19/2023

Carol Jarvis talks about her extraordinary journey through Hodgkin's Lymphoma

Personal stories of inspiration from professional composers, songwriters and musicians. In this episode, Gareth chats with trombone player Carol Jarvis about playing with the likes of Rita Ora and Seal, releasing new music and her extraordinary journey through Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Subscribe now via The Music Room website to have new episodes magically appear in your podcast app! Host: Gareth Davies Produced by Links Connect with Gareth Find out more about the Music Room community Support The Music Room Carol on SpotifyCarol on FacebookCarol on InstagramCarol's website

09/19/2023

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59 min
MAY 5

🧭 Why Middlesex Matters: A Chat With Russell Grant

Middlesex is more than just a name on a map; it’s a vibrant part of our identity and history that deserves to be cherished! In this chat, we dive into the heart of what it means to be from Middlesex, especially as changes loom on the horizon for local governance. Our guest, Russell Grant, shares his lifelong connection to the area and argues passionately for the preservation of our county's heritage. With Surrey’s upcoming council shake-up, the discussion takes a deeper turn, exploring how these shifts affect our sense of belonging and community. So, whether you’re a fan of genealogy or just love a good story about where we come from, this episode is packed with insights and a sprinkle of humor to keep things lively! Takeaways: Middlesex is not just a name on a map; it's a rich tapestry of identity and history.The recent changes in local governance highlight the importance of maintaining our historical boundaries.Russell Grant's lifelong campaign showcases the significance of community identity in local politics.Understanding the difference between a county council and the actual county is crucial for preserving local heritage. The Sheppertonian Live! Get your free tickets.Island MotorsLuvBiltong (try the Chakalaka flavour!)Join the Middlesex Facebook Group Produced by Gareth Davies at The Sound Boutique Join the Business Club Subscribe to the newsletter Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Check the roadworks Mentioned in this episode: The Sound Boutique Want to start your own podcast? The Great Nauticalia Raft Race Enter The Great Nauticalia Raft Race Join us for our live recording on the 3rd June The Sheppertonian Live! Shepperton Matters Shepperton Matters

May 5

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29 min
08/27/2024

Karina Byrne talks about writing music for ads and sonic brands, and accidentally writing with Hans Zimmer

Personal stories of inspiration from music industry professionals. In this episode, Gareth chats with composer, producer and vocalist Karina Byrne about writing music for ads and sonic brands, and accidentally writing with Hans Zimmer. Host: Gareth Davies Produced by The Sound Boutique Connect with Gareth The Music Room: Segun AkinolaNeighbourhood Jukebox Support The Music Room Music Room newsletter

08/27/2024

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31 min
11/22/2023

Jennay Horn gives a tip about content editing

Tips & advice for independent podcasters. Guest: Jennay Horn Job title: Head of Content Company: We Edit Podcasts In this episode, Jennay Horn gives a tip about content editing. Links We Edit Podcasts - Fast Podcast Editing ServicesJennay on LinkedIn The Podcasting People website Become a Podcasting People supporter Sign up to the Podcasting People newsletter This podcast is produced and edited at The Sound Boutique by Gareth Davies. Mentioned in this episode: The Sound Boutique

11/22/2023

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5 min
07/16/2024

John Elleson-Hartley shares expert advice on mixing & mastering, and chats about the power of networking to nurture professional relationships

Personal stories of inspiration from music industry professionals. In this episode, Gareth chats with John Elleson-Hartley, who shares expert advice on mixing & mastering, and chats about the power of networking to nurture professional relationships Host: Gareth Davies Produced by The Sound Boutique Connect with Gareth Mixing, Mastering & Coaching with John Elleson-HartleyHelp Musicians | Protect your hearing Support The Music Room Music Room newsletter

07/16/2024

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47 min
11/27/2024

Sam Sethi gives a tip about the production of your podcast

Consistency and persistency are the keys to successful podcasting, according to Sam Sethi, CEO of TrueFans and co-host of Podnews Weekly. With years of experience in the podcasting industry, Sam shares his journey from early podcasting to launching a new platform that embraces the latest podcasting technologies. He emphasises the importance of maintaining a regular release schedule to build and retain an audience, as deviating from this can lead listeners to seek alternatives. Sam also highlights the unique human connection that podcasting fosters, setting it apart from other media forms in an increasingly AI-driven world. Tune in to hear more about his insights and tips for aspiring podcasters. Takeaways: Consistency and persistency are crucial for building an audience in podcasting. Podcasting fosters a unique human-to-human connection that AI cannot replicate. Establish a reliable schedule for your podcast to retain your audience's attention. Engaging content is essential; provide your audience with something interesting to listen to. Launching a podcast festival can open doors to new opportunities and collaborations. Utilising modern podcasting tags can enhance the discoverability of your podcast. Links referenced in this episode: TrueFanspodcastindex.orgpodnews.net Sam on MastodonSam on LinkedIn The Podcasting People website Become a Podcasting People supporter Sign up to the Podcasting People newsletter This podcast is produced and edited at The Sound Boutique by Gareth Davies. Mentioned in this episode: The Sound Boutique

11/27/2024

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5 min
01/08/2025

Taylor James gives a tip about imposter syndrome in the podcasting industry

Guest: Taylor James Job title: Lead Podcast Producer Company: Twentytwo Productions Imposter syndrome can be a significant hurdle for many in the podcasting industry, but it doesn't have to hold you back. Taylor James, founder of Twentytwo Productions, shares valuable insights on embracing your unique voice and passion while navigating the competitive landscape of podcasting. He reflects on his journey from launching the Waffle Shop podcast to amassing a million downloads, highlighting the freedom that comes with sharing your story. Despite the challenges and comparisons that can creep in, Taylor emphasises the importance of staying true to your passion and maintaining consistency. Tune in for encouragement to silence the noise of competition and focus on what truly matters: your love for podcasting. Takeaways: Embrace the freedom of podcasting to share your authentic story without restrictions. Imposter syndrome is common; focus on your passion and ignore the comparison trap. Consistency is crucial in podcasting; remind yourself of your purpose during tough days. Stay positive and stay in your lane, avoiding the noise of competition. Don't let the metrics define your worth; focus on your niche and audience engagement. Recognise that everyone faces challenges; remember why you started your podcasting journey. Links The Waffle Shop on InstagramTwentytwo Productions The Podcasting People website Become a Podcasting People supporter Sign up to the Podcasting People newsletter This podcast is produced and edited at The Sound Boutique by Gareth Davies. Mentioned in this episode: The Sound Boutique

01/08/2025

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5 min
04/16/2024

Amelia Jones talks about moving to the other side of the world, singing on gaming soundtracks and doing things her way

Personal stories of inspiration from professional composers, songwriters and musicians. In this episode, Gareth chats with vocalist Amelia Jones about moving to the other side of the world, singing on gaming soundtracks and doing things her way. Host: Gareth Davies Produced by Gareth Davies at The Sound Boutique Links Amelia's website Amelia on Instagram Connect with Gareth Support The Music Room Podcast Find out more about the Music Room community

04/16/2024

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28 min
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Podcasting People: The Trailer!

Tips & advice for independent podcasters. Welcome to Podcasting People, a bite-sized podcast featuring amazing people working in the podcast industry. Guests describe how they got into podcasting and what they love about it, before giving advice and a tip for fellow podcasting people. Links Join the Podcasting People Community This podcast is produced and edited at The Sound Boutique by Gareth Davies.

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