The Tideway Podcast: Recent Episodes
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In the final podcast of the series, the team speaks with Michelle Ansah and Lilia Frunzo about Tideway's education programme, as well as Celia Carlisle and Fran Findlater from the Bounce Back charity.
Bianca Wheeler chats about her journey on the project and gives us the latest news from Greenwich Pumping Station where TBM Annie recently arrived; and Matt Rostron tells us all about the upcoming 'Royal Docks Challenge', and gives us an insight as to how sporting charities like LYR have had to adapt.
This week, the teams talk with Samantha and Monica about the importance of embedding a legacy programme so as to create the greatest possible value both now and in the future.
Taylor speaks to the media team for a behind-the-scenes look at Tideway's latest campaign, while Andeep shares her personal journey with endometriosis.
Georgia and Emily join the team to launch the 'Make a Difference' campaign, while Professor Dave Morritt talks about new research on microplastics in the Thames.
This week, we spoke with CEO Andy Mitchell about his lockdown life, the work of the CLC, which he co-chairs, as well as the outlook for Tideway as the project adapts to this 'new normal'. You can also play along with the pod's first quiz...
This week, we speak with architect Clare Donnelly about the wider impact of the project on Londoners today and in the future, and artist Steuart Padwick about his work on mental health and his sculptures which live on thanks to the help of workers on Tideway.
This week on the podcast, to mark the official naming of ‘Bazalgette Embankment’, here's an extended interview with Sir Joe’s great-great-grandson, Sir Peter Bazalgette.
This week, the team speaks to Martin Griffiths, Senior Community Relations Manager, about Selina’s spectacular arrival; Kad Kibria about Charlotte's breakthrough at Carnwath Road; and Henrietta Gibb, Marketing and Communications Manager, about her positive experience of Tideway's Returner programme.
Rachel Tomkins, Head of Business Excellence, talks to the team about her role, and the online portal for sharing and collaboration. Andra Jurju is a Content Apprentice who speaks about her journey to Tideway and the idea of bringing creativity to the sharing of ideas.
This week on Tidal Waves, Adam Smith shares his memories of Pride and how staff are celebrating despite the lockdown, while Joe talks politics with London Assembly member Leonie Cooper and Tideway's Jordan Newell.
This week, Juliana Postarini and Sian Thomas speak to the podcast as we mark International Women in Engineering Day – and Fiona Hoskins shares her experience recovering from Covid-19.
This week, we hear from Hannah Shroot, who has been working on the project for over six years; Nathan Burton, sub agent at Hammersmith, talks about the delivery of a vortex tube to site; and Paul Breslin on the comparisons between restarting work on the Tideway project and the return of live football.
This week is all about race. Following the events of the past few weeks, Taylor speaks to Marcia Williams, head of development and inclusivity and CFO Mathew Duncan. James speaks with Ama Addison about her experience.
To mark the start of Volunteer's Week, Rebecca speaks about her voluntary work for NHS staff and Lucy from DFF explains how you can support them. And finally, James chats with DJ Kookie.
This bonus interview features a conversation between Joe and Kathryn Nethersole, who has been volunteering for a refuge centre. Get in touch with us at podcast@tideway.london
This week is a little different on the podcast. Kay and Charlie share their experiences with domestic violence; we hear about the support structures in place on Tideway and more broadly, as well the importance of knowing what a loving relationship should look like.
Taylor, James and Oli are back again with conversations with Svetlana Purisova from the treasury team, Phil Dupree, Northfleet Transhipment Centre Manager, and James Rudoni, Chief Exec at Mates in Mind. Email us at podcast@tideway.london
This week on Tidal Waves, Priya Matadeen talks to James about the internal comms solutions implemented on the project, Charles Edoh speaks with Joe about working as project manager over two sites in the west, and Vicky Gaglia shares her experience as a nurse on Tideway.
This week on the newly-Christened 'Tidal Waves Podcast', James spoke with Maeve Kenny about banjos and boxing; Joe talked with Stephen Scanlon about his work with the police; and Taylor caught up with Tideway CFO, Mathew Duncan. Get in touch at podcast@tideway.london
The first-ever Tideway podcast is here! Taylor, James and Joe delve into this strange new medium in these strange new times. James chatted with apprentice content producer Oliver Woodbridge, Joe caught up with Michael Slack, to talk about a donation of PPE to the NHS, and Taylor spoke with Julie Thornton about managing in the lockdown – and haircuts. Feedback (or name suggestions) at podcast@tideway.london