Episode 125: A Story To Tell - 3 Months to Live

Episode 131: A Story To Tell - Richard Saunders - Leadership in Cricket/RAF & Ask The Umpire

Joining Richard Beauvoisin this week is cricket umpire Richard Saunders. They chat about the state of English cricket at the moment and the different styles of leadership in cricket, football, the RAF and in general life. Finishing off with a fun section of "Ask The Umpire" where bizarre scenarios on the cricket pitch and what the umpire would do. What would you do if the King or a T-Rex were on the pitch and interfering in play?

Episode 130: A Story To Tell - Cornelia Raubal - Leader, coach and inspirational speaker

Joining Richard Beauvoisin on a Story to Tell this week is Cornelia Raubal. We find out about her time in the Soviet Union, living in a closed city, being the only woman in the boardroom, helping to run ice hockey and how bullying has been a part of her life. Inspirational and great fun. Keep listening at the end for the absolute nonsense section with Richard & Gerald too.

Episode 129: A Story To Tell - Zoe Scorah - Maternity Coach

Joining Richard Beauvoisin this week is Maternity Coach Zoe Scorah. They chat about how difficult it is for the woman to return to work successfully post having a child and also what business can do to help. A really fun and enlightening chat. Don't forget to carry on listening at the end for the newly titled "absolute nonsense" section from Richard & Gerald.

Episode 128: A Story To Tell - Ben Buttigieg - AI

Joining Richard Beauvoisin this week is regular guest and friend of the show (and Richard) Ben Buttigieg. The topic this time is all about AI. How it's impacting us, what the future holds and what can you really do with it? Don't forget the bonus section at the end with Richard chatting absolute nonsense with Gerald Bass too.

Episode 127: A Story To Tell - Pete Wharmby - Author

Joining Richard Beauvoisin on his Radio Bath show this week is Autistic Author Pete Wharmby. They chat about his life story, what Autism is, some of the myths, and how best to be around autistic people. As usual at the end is the chunder section with Gerald Bass too. Entertaining, educational and enlightening.