weMove Podcast

This week, I’m excited to share a conversation I’ve been looking forward to for a while. I’m speaking with Grayson Hart—former pro rugby player, founder of Pure Sport, and now the creator of Hart Workshop. His latest venture represents his journey toward living a more connected, intentional life. I’ve followed Grayson’s story on Instagram and was drawn to how he navigates life, sport, and creativi...

Welcome to the weMove podcast. Over the years, we’ve recorded countless conversations, and the space we began in has evolved—just as it should. New generations are stepping in, ideas that were once emerging have grown in fascinating ways (some for the better, some not so much), and perspectives continue to shift. One thing I’ve noticed is how both people and their ideas evolve over time. It’s not...

Hey there, and welcome to the weMove podcast! This week’s episode is one for the tennis fans—and for anyone inspired to bring people together and build a thriving community. I’m in conversation with Prince Boucher, the founder of Mission Athletic Club in San Francisco. To me, this is a masterclass in creating a social sporting community that’s organized, respectful, and uniquely individual. Whethe...

Welcome to the weMove podcast. In this episode, we return to the world of the nervous system, this time through the lens of breathwork. Our guest is Jamie Clements, founder of The Breath Space and host of the Human Nature Podcast. We dive into Jamie’s backstory and how it shaped the work he does today. Breathwork has been a core focus for weMove since the early days, through conversations with pio...

Welcome to the weMove podcast. In this episode, we return to exploring the fascinating world of the nervous system. Chris and I first encountered nervous system work in 2016. While it's always been present, it remains on the fringe of movement and personal development—particularly in the context of how an overwhelmed nervous system impacts our ability to function optimally. When our nervous s...

Welcome to the weMove podcast. This episode came together unexpectedly and in the best way possible. Our guest, Tom, is an illustrator by day who decided to embark on a 3-month road trip around Europe, playing tennis with random players. His journey is entirely unscripted—no fixed itinerary, just word of mouth and a website: thevan.am. Road trips hold a special place in the weMove story. They’re h...

This week, we’re catching up with Ieva and Misha, founders of The Beyond Berlin Club—a growing movement platform based in Berlin. A few weeks ago, Chris and I met Ieva in a cold Berlin to talk about running. What started as a chat about running quickly evolved into a deeper conversation about community, fitness, and their unique approach—one that now includes tennis.  The Beyond Berlin Club has be...

This week, I’m talking to Reka and Dorina, the founders of Budapest Racquet Society—or BRS—in, you guessed it, Budapest. We’re in the early days of this new tennis club movement, but something exciting is definitely happening at the intersection of social community and sports. Running and training have paved the way, and now tennis is stepping into the spotlight—and it’s emerging fast. For a certa...

Today, we’re taking a slight detour from tennis to dive into the world of pickleball with Jasper, co-founder of ASTES—a standout equipment brand making waves in this booming sport. ASTES caught my eye while I was exploring pickleball. I wasn’t sure where they were based, but their clean aesthetic and high-quality products stood out immediately. Lucky for me, the team sent over one of their paddles...

This week, I’m chatting with Stuart, Editor-in-Chief of Bagel—the most stylish tennis magazine out there. Stuart’s journey is a fascinating blend of junior tennis and a career in fashion and culture, including his time at the iconic i-D magazine. This episode follows on from my conversations with Bisque and ATS in Amsterdam, diving deeper into the new, emerging culture in tennis. Stuart and I also...

Hey there and welcome to the wemove podcast It was the end of the tennis grand slam of the Australian Open at the weekend. Pretty pumped for the level of play in both men's and women’s. Congrats to Madison Keys and Jannik Sinner for their displays of Slam winning play.  Continuing the theme of tennis with today's episode but focussed on the community level. A couple of episodes back we s...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast. Tennis and racquet sports are getting a fair bit of attention at the moment. Tennis is picking up as it often does with a dip into fashion, and more so recently with the film Challengers and the Netflix series Break Point getting some attention (although that could have made more of an attempt to cover the behind the scenes tennis world of adulation, is...

Hey there are welcome to the wemove podcast. This week we continue Chris’s conversations into the Nervous System. In conversations one and two of this series, the focus has been with experts in nervous system regulation in Irene Lyons and Dominik Koch. Both of whom Chris has worked with and learned from in his own explorations and practices in NS regulation, and understanding the way in which his...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast .   The next episode in our exploration of the nervous system, this week Chris talks Dom Koch, one of the practitioners we have worked with for many years, about how the nervous system is the governing body for our movements, but when it feels unsafe or from past experiences, it might reduce the number of options available to the body.   The body is alwa...

The weMove podcast is getting in to the Nervous System, what it is, what it does for us and how we can relearn how we communicate with it to take us from a place of fight, flight, freeze, fawn to a more regulated alert and healthy state giving us back the power to experience life and movement.   We have heard the phrase Nervous System many times and trauma equally as much. The last few years the w...

Hi there and welcome to the weMove podcast.  This episode revisits our farming series ran a few months ago as since then Chris has been documenting in film the farmers and the relationships the farmers have with the land and most importantly the animals on the land.  This podcast directly accompanies Chris’s film The Dairy Farmer, hearing how Sophie Gregory became a dairy farmer, her relationship...

New podcast up. In a sea of brands, I find it more challenging than I thought to find those with genuine energy for inclusivity, united by a true love for the pursuit/movement they practice, in this case, cycling. And Universal Colours does just that. So much of creating something is about the intention of choice and this is often ignored because it takes time. Yet there is a great power and trans...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast. It has been a while. This week's episode is with Ben Massey, the founder, and creator of RAD Global, the new upcoming brand in the fitness and training space. A hybrid of CrossFit, streetwear, and action sports. An interesting mix of worlds but authenticated by Ben’s history in the elite training and Crossfit space, having competed at the Crossfit...

Hey there and welcome to the we move podcast.  We have been away for a few weeks again whilst we waited for our next two pods both of which are a bit more gear based, specifically footwear and the ideas behind the two brands.  We love brands, and gear, like we love food and farming and we also love the world around us and these two worlds often times are given a bad rep, but brands like food does...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove Podcast. Today we are following on from Simon Jeffrey's podcast on resilience taking excuse the pun, a dive into cold water immersion and wild swimming with Gilly MacArthur, who has a long background in the outdoors being a climber and a face within the industry but she's also the co-founder of @bluemindmen and @wonderfulwildwomen both initiatives to g...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast This week we are going into world of mindset and specifically resilience with a chap who’s about as as well versed in resilience as you can be as he served in the UK Special Forces for many years. Simon Jeffries has taken much of what learned during his time at the pointy end of things and combined it with neuroscience and other psychological methodologi...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast. This week is the last of our series on food following on from Dr. Jenny Goodmans 2 episodes “Staying Alive in Toxic Times”.  I have to say it was an unexpected podcast and as is often the way just an unexpectedly good conversation, full of insight from left field and an area that we hadn't necessarily thought about, which followed on from the overa...

Hey there and welcome to the we move podcast. So we've had a few weeks off for the start of the year coinciding with a few weeks of waiting for our guests to become available.  So this week we are continuing our conversations about food and farming, all linked with the podcast titled Staying Alive in Toxic Times. and because, food is super important for us all as it is the root of many of the...

Hey there and welcome to the we move podcast. So today we are speaking to Peter Greig from Piper's farm. Peter is not only a generational farmer but also a generational retailer in the sense that the produce the farms grew, they also sold directly through their own family food retail business. Pipers farm started as something different, by Peter to become a destination for meat that is produc...

Hey there and welcome to the weMove podcast.  This week we explore a couple of the themes from our episodes with Dr Jenny Goodman, author of Staying Alive in Toxic Times. Why is food today not what food was when our parents and their parents were growing up? What has happened to cause this shift? It became apparent in the podcasts with Jenny that we would need to get a deeper insight into the reas...