Rearview Unfolded

In the final episode of Series 1 of Rearview Unfolded Podcast Farah Cormack joins me to ponder her thoughts in life so far. Our conversation explores what it truly means to live a successful, happy, and meaningful life by turning away from society’s rigid definitions and toward deeply personal values. This conversation aims to highlight how real success is shaped by authenticity, purpose, and inte...

This is an honest and humble conversation as John Horne reflects on his journey to success and how at the core of it, he and wife and business partner Annemarie, have held firm to what is important to them throughout.  Talking as the JR Group celebrate their 30th anniversary, John remains tied to his values which are based deeply in the community he and Annemarie grew up in, Govan on the banks of...

Values & Purpose are the main themes running through this conversation with Katie Docherty, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. A wise, insightful and honest episode of the podcast about leadership, intention and how we choose to show up in the world.

A raw and honest conversation with Zander Murray about sexuality; self acceptance and a good dose of bravery.

An insightful conversation about the power of relationships with Chief Charity Officer of NHS Tayside Charitable Foundation Shelley McCarthy.

A great conversation about how opportunities in life have been presented for Adam and how he trusts his journey.

A conversation about authenticity, purpose, impact and self knowledge with Zara Mohammed, the first female and youngest ever Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain. http://zara-mohammed.com/

A great conversation with entrepreneur, dad and friend Dan Ware who describes himself as a 'mouthpiece with a front row seat to the brilliance of others'.

A great conversation with Mary Glasgow, Chief Executive of Children First - Scotland's Child Protection Charity.  Mary shares authentically about what she's learned through life and also her worries for children as we move forward as a digital society.

An honest and wise conversation with Jimmy Paul, the Head of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit.