Podcast appearances and mentions of kieran miles

"We are guardians of this Earth.” – Kieran MilesKieran Miles (@kieran_miles) is one of the co-founders of Duco: a premium sportswear manufacturer creating high-performance garments from ocean waste.The idea was born in 2016, and with their mission of climbing higher, Duco has gone from strength to strength. Despite the inevitable challenges Brexit and Covid have thrown up, they’ve positioned themselves into helping other brands bring sustainable products to life with their certified supply chain, and they’ve got some exciting plans for 2021!I should add this is one of the most fun conversations I’ve ever had! Kieran’s entrepreneurial past is fascinating, and we unpick stories from starting a DJ business at 13 through to attempting to pull off his very own festival. He’s also brought mobile apps to life and has helped to sell turbine blades!In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss how he grew a night event to be the biggest in the east of England; how to create a clothing brand from scratch; manufacturing processes; and so much more!You can find Kieran at the following:Instagram: @kieran_milesInstagram: @officialducoWebsite: ducolife.comResources mentioned during the conversation:Coral Eye WearKey Points:Kieran’s DJ skills and his very first business (4:00)How he grew a night event to be the biggest in the east of England (10:00)The power of asking (19:41)App development, photography website, and wind turbines (22:38)Hiring a beach to hold a festival (27:00)How to create a clothing brand from scratch (33:06)Outsourcing, designing, tech packs, and manufacturing processes  (41:07)The effects of the pandemic and Brexit with their processes (51:44)Climbing higher (59:13)Don’t let your success go to your head or your failures go to your heart. - Keiran (1:04:27) Be sure to follow me on Instagram @entrepreneurscanpartyWant to create your own podcast? Sign up with Buzzsprout and get a free $20 Amazon gift card!If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

In this week’s episode, I am joined by one of the co-founders of Duco, Kieran Miles (@kieran_miles).Duco is a premium sportswear manufacturer creating high-performance garments from ocean waste. The idea was born in 2016, and with their mission of climbing higher, Duco has gone from strength to strength. Despite the inevitable challenges Brexit and Covid have thrown up, they’ve positioned themselves into helping other brands bring sustainable products to life with their certified supply chain, and they’ve got some exciting plans for 2021!In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss; How he grew a night event to be the biggest in the East of England; How to create a clothing brand from scratch; Manufacturing processes;And so, SO much more!Join us for the full episode on Wednesday!  Be sure to follow me on Instagram @entrepreneurscanpartyWant to create your own podcast? Sign up with Buzzsprout and get a free $20 Amazon gift card!If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

On today’s episode, I’m sitting down with the founder of Duco, performance apparel made from ocean plastics and organics. As a young child, this week’s guest had a natural talent for entrepreneurship. Reminiscing on his first business venture at just seven years old, he held on to that creative spirit through out his school years and has never looked back. Going indoor rock climbing one day with his best friend, led him to stumble on his current entrepreneurial idea after realising the clothing worn for the sport could do with a bit of an upgrade. Starting with just £25, he could never have foreseen his sustainable clothing brand would now be valued at £2 million and be supplying the official kit of Great Britain’s Olympic climbing team. To share his experience, here’s what it’s like to be Kieran Miles. Follow Kieran on social media @kieran_miles_ and keep up to date with Duco @officialduco Shop Duco and find out more about the brand at https://ducolife.com

In Episode 2 of Writer on the Run, Bilal Mohamed talks with Kieran Miles, producer, rapper, clothing designer, and co-owner of a San Diego based creative studio. Bilal and Kieran unwrap Kieran's unfulfilled hoop dreams and becoming an artist, reminisce on a time when they almost had to stomp some nigga out, and open up about substance abuse and Kieran's journey to finding health and himself once more. Also, more Cold Juice Radio! by Kaidan aka BoyKrush aka Krustboy, and Bilal curates some tunes and reads excerpts from some of his favorite Black writers, as well as a spoken word piece of his own. We hope you learn a lot, reflect, and enjoy listening to this one. Until next time. Peace.

'Zetkin, Luxemburg and the German Social Democratic Women's Movement'. Discussion at Ideas for Freedom, led by Kelly Rogers and Kieran Miles, based on Lambeth AWL's socialist feminist reading group. See chapter by Janine Booth in workersliberty.org/why-soc-fem

27-year old entrepreneur Kieran Miles explains what makes him tick; what his generation think of business, networking with a difference that is the Avocado Club and the incredible journey he is on!

27-year old entrepreneur Kieran Miles explains what makes him tick; what his generation think of business, networking with a difference that is the Avocado Club and the incredible journey he is on!

A quick chat with international footballing sensation Paul McVeigh on his views on fitness, mental health and the moment he decided to take up yoga. -- My name is Kieran Miles and I'm asking the question; what is a healthy lifestyle? I invited a number of different people to sit down with me at the wonderful Erpingham House in Norwich to find their perspective on that exact question. This is the first podcast series and we were very much getting to grips with how to record, format and create, so I apologise in advance for any background noise or audio levels. These are unedited, unfiltered and just simply conversations.

Instagram influencer Emma Spore chats about turning vegan, the impact of social media and focusing on the important things. -- My name is Kieran Miles and I'm asking the question; what is a healthy lifestyle? I invited a number of different people to sit down with me at the wonderful Erpingham House in Norwich to find their perspective on that exact question. This is the first podcast series and we were very much getting to grips with how to record, format and create, so I apologise in advance for any background noise or audio levels. These are unedited, unfiltered and just simply conversations.

I chat with Floyd Sayers from Flomotion about the evolution of workspaces and how sit-stand desks, plants and 30second exercises can help improve your life. -- My name is Kieran Miles and I'm asking the question; what is a healthy lifestyle? I invited a number of different people to sit down with me at the wonderful Erpingham House in Norwich to find their perspective on that exact question. This is the first podcast series and we were very much getting to grips with how to record, format and create, so I apologise in advance for any background noise or audio levels. These are unedited, unfiltered and just simply conversations.

In this episode I chat to the Hench Herbivore. He's the vegan personal trainer making gains online and in health. -- My name is Kieran Miles and I'm asking the question; what is a healthy lifestyle? I invited a number of different people to sit down with me at the wonderful Erpingham House in Norwich to find their perspective on that exact question. This is the first podcast series and we were very much getting to grips with how to record, format and create, so I apologise in advance for any background noise or audio levels. These are unedited, unfiltered and just simply conversations.

In this podcast, I speak to an 80-year-old yoga teacher and find out what here perspective is on a healthy lifestyle. -- My name is Kieran Miles and I'm asking the question; what is a healthy lifestyle? I invited a number of different people to sit down with me at the wonderful Erpingham House in Norwich to find their perspective on that exact question. This is the first podcast series and we were very much getting to grips with how to record, format and create, so I apologise in advance for any background noise or audio levels. These are unedited, unfiltered and just simply conversations.