• A woman in orange safety gear holds a headlamp and a paper, talking to a man in a red jacket and black shorts who is adjusting his headset outside a building with large glass windows.

    “I have never made a podcast before but Nigel made the process very easy, guiding, encouraging and setting me at ease throughout. He took my slightly vague idea and made it a reality and I was really pleased with the end result.”

    Prof Carly Stephens, Lancaster Environment Centre

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  • Building with sign that reads 'St John's Hospice' surrounded by cherry blossom trees in bloom.

    “Nigel is great to work with: a true professional, and one with a heart. He really takes the time to understand the environment he is working in and is very responsive. I have worked with Nigel on a few different projects and would have no hesitation in recommending him.”

    Sophy Horner, St John’s Hospice

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  • Three people at a professional event, two men and one woman, pose for a photo with a white wall, a clock, and a projection screen in the background. They are wearing business attire and exhibition badges.

    “This is absolutely amazing! I’ve just listened all the way through and it is wonderful to hear how you have captured so many voices from the conference and woven these different perspectives together to create such a compelling narrative. I’m in awe! Thank you so much. There is nothing at all that I would change!”

    Prof Charlotte Baker, Lancaster University

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  • Three people are sitting and talking at a white table in a lounge area with white seating and a dark wall with graphics. The woman on the left has long red hair, the man in the middle has short light hair and is holding a microphone, and the man on the right has dark hair, glasses, and a beard. There are clear plastic cups and a glass bottle on the table, and a plant against the wall.

    “Nigel is an excellent communicator with a real flair for working with and in the media. He is a fantastic podcaster - delivering thought-provoking and well-polished podcasts, capturing the best sound-bites, and turning these into top-quality content quickly for use in communications. Nigel has a positive can-do attitude and is a pleasure to work with.”

    Sian Trew, Communications Director, Academic Health Science Network

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  • Five people sitting around a table, engaging in conversation and smiling, in a rustic kitchen setting with a microwave, storage shelves, and various items in the background.

    “We had not had any podcast experience before starting out on Transforming Tomorrow and Nigel helped us understand how to create the podcast. His editing skills were terrific and we loved working with him.”

    Prof Jan Bebbington, Pentland Centre for Sustainability

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  • Multiple computer screens displaying flight instruments, navigation maps, and data, set in an aircraft cockpit at night.

    "Having just listened to it with a brew I think is absolutely outstanding, you have captured it perfectly!"

    Neil Atkinson,Head of Fleetwood Nautical Campus

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  • Four people smiling outdoors on a sunny day; two men and two women, standing close together, with trees and building in the background.

    "Thanks again for all your work on this inaugural episode, and I'll be in touch re the next one..."

    Jon Carter, Media Manager, British Trust for Ornithology

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  • A group of people, dressed in outdoor clothing and backpacks, walking along a muddy, water-filled trail through a grassy landscape under a cloudy sky.

    "Absolutely loved the podcast. So evocative and moving too. And genuine enthusiasm from all. Great stuff!"

    Michelle Cooper, Deputy CEO, Morecambe Bay Partnership

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  • "There are podcasts, and there are podcasts created by experienced journalists who know how to weave together a skilful narrative that makes information more accessible and more 'stickable'. Nigel fits that second category spot on. Having worked with him on podcasts for Bay Health Festivals and Citizens Advice there has never been any hesitation on passing on his details to others and recommending his services."

    Rev Ian Dewar, Lead Chaplain, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust

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