Podcasts about exmouth market

A thousand facets sat with the McCaul brothers, Barry and David in their beautiful store in Dublin, Ireland and they chat about how their career in the jewelry industry, how they mix new technology with traditional traditions and what it is to be back on the town they grew up to open their store there. About: We are traditional goldsmiths, known for our unique modern fine jewellery. Our signature style is curvaceous, modern and elegant. Each piece of McCaul Goldsmiths' jewellery is designed, made and set in-house, from start to finish, using traditional techniques and modern technology. We love to explore new ideas and are continually adding new designs to our collection. Visit the McCaul Goldsmiths' ateliers in Dublin and London to watch us at work and browse the current designs in our collection. As classically trained goldsmiths, our style and forms are heavily influenced by technique and the properties of the precious metals we work with. We aim to create elegant jewellery that accentuates the curves and contours of the body. Rings gently meander around the fingers and earrings sweep and caress the contours of the neck. Precious metals are hand-forged into sweeping tapered loops; a curve highlighted with lines of tiny diamonds; colourful gemstones inspire one-off creations. Our search for exceptional gemstones regularly takes us to fairs abroad where we source our most remarkable stones. You can follow Barry and David on Instagram @mccaulgoldsmiths or their website https://mccaul.com visit their shops: Dublin Atelier:  The Diamond, Main St, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 V2V0  email: dublin@mccaul.com phone: +353 1 5155038 London Atelier: 56 Exmouth Market, London, EC1R 4QE email: london@mccaul.com phone: +44 207 502 7033 Please visit @athousandfacets on Instagram to see some of the work discussed in this episode. Music by @chris_keys__ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I remember the day with marble-polished clarity. The day I sodomised my first Black Bear BurgerBrixton. 2020.  In the strangled-mangled shackles lockdown, at my mates on Efra road.A celestial chubby steaming parcel of joy arrived. Lip-smackingly, soul-spankingly, face-melting YUM.My fave Burgus in London, and Stew is an absolute GON THE MENU:Packvertising Genius: How Black Bear Burger turned their Deliveroo packaging into a Storytelling MachineSurviving Crispy Chips Crisis: How BBB solved the customers problems BEFORE they existedThe Simple Reframe Behind Why Black Bear Burger worked at Exmouth Market when Dirty Burger failed - we are a restaurant that sells burgers NOT a burger restaurantThe Beer Sommelier Rule: Focus on the thing you're competition can't to STAND OUT - why BBB Focus on the Sides.A Master Class in Persistence: The dark grit of street food market and BBB blagged their way into BoxParkBattle vs Boredom: How to push through the tedium of persistenceWhy HipPop Is the greatest music to eat burgers too = layers + layers that, warmth and connection added to your burger---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Kicking off series three is a conversation with the absolutely brilliant Eleanor Tattersfield @marbyandelm who has been collecting the UK's sex secrets. Anonymously sent to her on postcards this collection of cards are absolutely stunning, and they really do have a story to tell in terms of what's going on in our sex lives and how we think and feel about sex.   I talk to Eleanor about how I think the postcards are a form of sex education; and are opening up our narratives about what we find erotic, desirable, pleasurable and what turns us on. The series also breaks down the idea that there are limited ways that we can express ourselves sexually, and encourages us to think about our definitions and ideas about sex.    •••     Marby & Elm is a little stationery shop on Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell. After the success of Lockdown Secrets ( https://www.marbyandelm.com/store/products,lockdown-secrets-book_647.htm ) Eleanor decided to launch the series Sex Secrets in a hope to prove that in fact we all pretty much share them and are far from alone.     Instagram @marbyandelm https://www.instagram.com/marbyandelm TikTok @marby_and_elm   •••   This episode is sponsored by iPlaySafe, the new app that is removing the 'ick' from sharing STI test results with potential partners.  Download the free medically-approved app to order your home STI testing kit. Your result will be sent directly to your app verifying your sexual health status, it's then up to you when, with whom, and whether you share it.  The free app also gives you access to articles, podcasts and sexual education content. Join the iPlaySafe community today!    https://www.iplaysafe.app/ Instagram  @iplaysafeapp   •••   The Sexual Wellness Sessions is hosted by Kate Moyle, a Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist and Certified Psycho-Sexologist. Kate believes that so much of what needs normalising when it comes to sex and relationships can be changed through conversation; and this is why the podcast is focused around the idea of hosting informal but informative conversations.   Follow Kate on Instagram at @KateMoyleTherapy

“This whole lockdown period has definitely given a lot of people the ability to get out there and try it and get comfortable with it [cycling].” To see the centre of London almost car free was surreal during the peak of the lockdowns. But for me, like many other cyclists, this was an opportunity to reclaim London's previously vehicle choked streets. So last May, I got myself a foldable bicycle, a Tern (I can recommend it) and discovered East Central Cycles, an independent bicycle shop in Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, which had one in stock. Visiting the shop, it soon became clear that the lockdown had completely changed the operation of the business. I caught up with Charlie, one of the four founders of the store, when I returned to get my bike serviced, and we grabbed a park bench for a chat. We chatted setting up the shop with four friends; competing against the big chains; hipsters and the custom bike trend; meeting the challenges of lockdown and the resurgence of cycling in London; and Charlie's favourite areas of London including exploring its backstreets. If there was ever an episode to inspire you to get out and about on two-wheels this is it. Meet Charlie and East Central Cycles…   PLACES MENTIONED   East Central Cycles website: http://www.eastcentralcycles.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eastcentralcycles   Exmouth Market: https://exmouth.london   Smithfield Market: http://www.smithfieldmarket.com   ABOUT MARRIOTT'S SIDE TRIPS   Website: https://www.marriottssidetrips.com   A quick way to find the latest episodes: https://www.marriottssidetrips.com/podcast   Instagram (my travel life, but rarely sunset shots): https://www.instagram.com/stephenrmarriott   Sign-up for the newsletter and grab a FREE Travel Checklist: http://eepurl.com/hxsQf1   If you have any questions, or comments please let us know what you think. Marriott always loves to hear from his listeners. You can reach him directly at: stephen@stephenrmarriott.com Listen & Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts The show's theme music is by Hanna and Julius, thank you. Thanks to Charlie and Spa Fields Park for hosting the podcast on 26/03/2021.

Simon Dent was a lawyer then a sports memorabilia shop owner, then a sports agent to his flat mate Martin ‘Chariots’ Offiah and then a football agent. In 2016, he co-founded Dark Horses, a creative sports marketing agency that sits within Lucky Generals, one of the most successful independent advertising agencies in London. We went to the Exmouth Market office to talk to Simon and join the dots. Next week, Richard and Sean head to Paris for the first ever Unofficial Partner Live at the inaugural Global Sports Week event. Come and say hello if you’re there. https://globalsportsweek.com

THE MEDIA PODCAST QUIZ - LIVE! - TICKETS NOW AVAILABLEJoin Olly Mann and Media Podcast regulars for our biggest ever Media Quiz to celebrate our 100th episode.Thursday 19 July 2018, 7pm, Exmouth Market, London EC1R. Full details: http://themediapodcast.com/liveEpisode 99: Media industry news and gossip presented by Olly Mann with guests Rebecca Gillie, journalist at The Week.co.uk, and radio consultant Matt Deegan of Folder Media.On today's show: Instagram steps on YouTube's turf in the battle for millennial eyeballs; why it's the end of all-white shortlists for BBC management positions and will Question Time survive without Dimbleby at the helm?Plus, a first looks at the new BBC Sounds app, Google's foray into podcasting and why the Guardian has decided to jump into bed with the Telegraph.And it's all to play for in this week's missing words Media Podcast Quiz.A PPM Production, produced by Rebecca Grisedale-Sherry. To keep us on the air, why not consider taking out a voluntary subscription?THE MEDIA PODCAST QUIZ - LIVE! - TICKETS NOW AVAILABLEJoin Olly Mann and Media Podcast regulars for our biggest ever Media Quiz to celebrate our 100th episode.Thursday 19 July 2018, 7pm, Exmouth Market, London EC1R. Full details: http://themediapodcast.com/live Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/themediapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two stories from two recent separate events, with different themes... but still managed to be about the dangers of the coastline. In the first story, Cathy's walk across the clifftop ends in disaster. Then, Chaylene has trouble off the shore of Cameroon. Thanks to the producers and presenters of our Exmouth Market and Brixton Ritzy nights, without whom these recordings wouldn't be possible: Hannah Ratcliffe, Charley Harrison and Christina Friis. Spark - True Stories is a Rethink Audio production. For more episodes, go to stories.co.uk/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part two of our night of true stories from Exmouth Market in London. Lauretta starts a new job at a prestigious milliners, making hats by royal appointment... but can she impress her highness? Then we welcome comedians Sarah Benetto (Storytellers Club) and Jojo Georgio for two stories of tomboyism, to coin a phrase. Thanks to Charley Harrison who compered the night and to Spark regulars Joanna Yates, Ian Barratt and Louise Adams for their support. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a big day at work on Monday, Ross has a quiet weekend planned. This story comes from our most recent Spark Encore at Exmouth Market, when the theme was 'Best Laid Plans.' PEOPLE OF BRISTOL: stay tuned to the end for details of a brand-new Spark event near you! This podcast is produced by Matt Hill of rethinkdaily.co.uk, with the support of Dave Pickering and Joanna Yates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charley Harrison presents highlights from our second Encore performance in Exmouth Market, featuring Celia Cummings, Jacqueline Downs and Jack Rooke... all telling true stories on the theme of 'Trick or 'Treat.' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two stories this week, from our long-running open mic nights in Hackney and Brixton. Ben is asked to buy a microwave, whilst Micaela hopes to have a fab time with her mother in Paris. Both stories do not end well. We're back in Exmouth Market, EC1 for more stories on Thursday 30th October. Full details at sparklondon.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  For the 62nd Second-Hand Book Factory, Charles Adrian is joined by Gary Powell, who is the manager of a real book shop, on the street in Exmouth Market in London. After a wobbly start, they talk about an unlikely liking for sport, the realisation that maybe nobody can give you what you need and the latest addition to a classic collection.   You can buy the Rachel Kann book and find out more about her here.   The podcast with Gary’s boyfriend John, which we talk about, was put out again recently. You can listen and download here.       [Warning: some bad language from beginning]