Clients
Internet Watch Foundation
www.iwf.org.uk
Cambridge Podcasts was commissioned to make a series of six half hour podcasts for the Internet Watch Foundation. whose remit is to remove child sexual abuse material form the internet. Pixels from a Crime Scene is a hard hitting series which features interviews with victims, offenders, law enforcement and executives of Facebook, Microsoft, Google, BT and Talk Talk.
St John’s Innovation Centre
www.stjohns.co.uk
Cambridge Podcasts made two podcasts for the St John's Innovation Centre to help guide University spin-off companies through the difficulties of starting up a new business. The two episodes provided fascinating insights from a legal and financial perspective.
The Brain Tumour Charity
www.thebraintumourcharity.org
Cambridge Podcasts are delighted to be working with The Brain Tumour Charity on "A Sense of Tumour". The series follows presenter Angela Young through a course of radiotherapy treatment at the world famous Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge for the residue of a brain tumour. Angela documents various aspects of the process and speaks to experts along the way. As its name suggests, the podcast takes the view that laughter is the best medicine so will have a good dose of humour. Episode 1 features an interview with presenter Victoria Derbyshire about documenting her breast cancer treatment for TV.
The Institute of Continuing Education
www.ice.cam.ac.uk
The Institute of Continuing Education is part of the University of Cambridge. They commissioned a series of four podcasts with leading authors for the fiction residency course, including Louis de Bernières, author of Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
Cambridgeshire Virtual School
https://www.cambslearntogether.co.uk/cambridgeshire-school-improvement/cambridgeshire-virtual-school
Cambridgeshire County Council, like every other education authority in England, has a statutory obligation to provide a “Virtual School” for all looked-after children in their care, whether those children are fostered, adopted, living in a children’s home, or who have, or have had a social worker. Many people have no idea of the value of the work they do, and people who work in education, child welfare and social work do not always understand. Learn, Aspire, Thrive, Achieve - Cambridgeshire Virtual School’s podcast aimed at professionals working with children - aims to explain everything you need to know. Cambridge Podcasts has been delighted to bring their work to a wider audience.
Connect: Health Tech
https://connecthealthtech.mn.co/
Connect: Health Tech is an online community platform, part of the University of Cambridge Enterprise Zone initiative. It has been created to build an interdisciplinary bridge between two Cambridge research hubs and beyond. Their podcast, Joining the Dots, explores how brilliant ideas can be translated into viable and scalable propositions.
Testimonials
We wanted to produce a series of podcasts to support teachers in school deepen their understanding of the specific needs of children in care – but as a group of teachers had no idea where to start. Cambridge Podcasts supported the full process – from planning to publication with thought and care and we are delighted with the finished episodes. Can’t wait to get started on season 2!
Zoe Lattimer
Cambridgeshire Virtual School
The IWF commissioned Angela Young and her company Cambridge Podcasts to write, present and produce a six part podcast series. The subject matter, online child sexual abuse, required Angela not only to get up to speed quickly with a complex, specialised subject but also to deal with some extremely sensitive and at times harrowing material. Throughout the process, Angela approached the challenge with total professionalism, endless energy and an almost fanatical attention to detail which was required. To achieve this she was incredibly patient, open minded and always flexible. She has delivered a series that has totally exceeded all our expectations and of which we are incredibly proud. Angela is a total pleasure to work with and I couldn’t recommend her more highly.
Susie Hargreaves
Chief Executive, Internet Watch Foundation
"Angela is a consummate professional. She offers excellent service managing all aspect of podcast delivery including preparation, execution and delivery."
Claire Johnsen
Senior Innovation Adviser, St John’s Innovation Centre
"Having never listened to a podcast, I was taken on a journey that not only widened my horizons but provided me with another fantastic marketing tool. Angela took on board key areas from my business, identified where she thought a podcast would provide the greatest exposure , guided me by pulling together all the pieces, nurturing during interview, editing to highlight the points, and producing the final 'Tender Moment' podcast! But it didn’t stop there; Angela took the podcast and released it in all the key platforms and finally I had my 15mins of fame!! It also generated over 100 new enquiries. Thank you, Angela and Cambridge Podcasts"
Howard Rudkin
A Tender Moment
"I am very happy to recommend the services of Cambridge Podcasts. I first contacted them in spring 2022 about my requirements and have been completely satisfied with the service received. Cambridge Podcasts do an excellent job, are flexible, and offer competitive rates for the region. Angela and her team offer in-depth knowledge and advice for those creating digital content and provide high-quality production of your material. Cambridge Podcasts are now my go-to for all my podcast production services.
Paula Rogers-Brown
Business Community Manager - Connect: Health Tech
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