They Made It

This is the second part of my interview with Fran Scott- maker, presenter and pyrotechnician. You can hear Part 1 here. In this episode we talk about times Fran has failed, her company and her recent dyslexia diagnosis. You can find Fran: Her WebsiteInstragramTwitterYoutube: www.youtube.com/franscottofficialFacebook: @franscottpresenterA BIG THANK YOU to The Royal Commission for th

This week my guest is Fran Scott- maker, presenter and pyrotechnician. Many of us grew up seeing fran on our screens from her demonstrations on CBBC’s Absolute Genius with Dick and Dom, or more recently as the Engineering judge on Channel 4’s Lego Masters or perhaps as an expert on Abandoned Engineering. Engineering communication is an important part of bringing in more young p

Kisha Bradley is the founder of Brightbox a CIC that creates places and spaces where people come together to create, explore and learn. In todays episode we talk about how we give communities a voice, the challenges she has faced and a great story from her time working in the capital building. Kisha has 13 years’ experience as a mentor and educator of engineering and design think

Jess Gaskell is a video games producer. She fell into the games industry after a temporary front of house role at Sumo Digital, and has since worked on titles such as Hitman and Sackboy: A Big Adventure. When I spoke to Jess she was working at Sumo but has since moved to Media Molecule. We talk about how she got into the games industry, why we need more women in technology and how

In this episode we are talking to Jessica Flinn- Allen of www.jessicaflinn.co.uk and www.flinnandsteel.co.uk Jessica is the founder, lead designer and gemstone expert. Her award winning jewellery brand uses technology to create beautiful non-traditional forever rings using unusual diamonds and gemstones. We talk about how she became a jewellery designer, the ups and downs of busine

Roma Agrawal MBE is an award-winning engineer, author and broadcaster. We talk about how she ended up working on the Shard and how she became an engineer. We talk about books and her podcast and the incredible work she is doing making engineering and engineering history more inclusive. Get her book: https://uk.bookshop.org/lists/my-books-b3d42e32-40ec-48dd-b0de-71cd1c859ea7Listen t

Chloe Sales trained to be a hairdresser before deciding that it wasn't for her. While doing some holiday cover she asked to have a go at welding and the rest is history. Chloe talks about her journey and the ups and downs that lead her to where she is now. This episode was recorded (in a covid safe environment) in the Lincoln Electric UK offices, so please forgive any sound issues.

Shrouk El-Attar is an electronics design engineer who was born in Egypt and has been living in the United Kingdom as a refugee since 2007. She is an activist for refugee rights in the UK, and for LGBT rights in her native Egypt.Shrouk performs as a belly dancer in an act called "Dancing Queer", to raise funds for legal defence fees for LGBT people in Egypt, and to help with relocat

I want to find out more about the people who shape the world around us. From technology to jewellery I want to talk to the people who shape our everyday lives. Join me for Season one, launching July 2021.