LOD - #4 - Neil 'Sam' Samworth: Being a Prison Officer and Strangeways

LOD - #7 - Theodore Gimeno: Making a Film

In this episode of LukeODiscusses I am joined by Theodore Gimeno, Film Studies student at the University of Warwick. In this discussion he shares with me what he’s learnt during his studies and how it was to write, direct, and produce his own film ‘Les Paroles du Soir’, in addition to discussions about the wider world of film, politics and aliens.

LOD - #6 - Henry Unterreiner: 3D Printed Construction and Microfactories

In this episode of LukeODiscusses, I am joined by Henry Unterreiner, co-founder, and construction lead at Hyperion Robotics. A 3d Printing Construction company founded in 2019 by a team of passionate academics and professionals in robotics, architecture, and engineering - their mission is to bring efficiency and sustainability to the way concrete is being made

LOD - #5 - Christofer Fisher: Hydroponic Vertical Farming and Space Exploration

In this episode I am joined by Christofer Fisher, founder and CEO of Aztec Farms, Manchester's first hydroponic Vertical Farm. Having been in the Canadian army for 6 years Christofer left wanting to start his own business. After a few years working on solar technology, in 2021, he and his fiancé started Aztec Farms in the South of Manchester and are looking to provide healthy and sustainable produce to the city and its surrounding regions. In addition to hopefully one day providing a farming system for human off-world civilisations.

LOD - #4 - Neil 'Sam' Samworth: Being a Prison Officer and Strangeways

In this episode I am joined by Neil 'Sam' Samworth, a former prison officer who worked at Strangeways in Manchester and Forrest Bank in Salford. Since retiring he has published a book titled 'Strangeways: A Prison Officer's Story', started and currently hosts the Real Porridge Podcast, and is set to publish his second book 'Unlocking Strangeways' on the 31st of March 2022.

LOD - #3 - Cameron Greatorex: GearX, Renewable Energy and 3D Printing

In this episode I am joined by Cameron Greatorex, founder of GearX , an organisation developing a clean and accessible alternative to fossil fuels utilising 3d printing technology and magnets.