Undercurrent Stories

In this episode, we’re going back in time back to the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century taking a captivating journey into the grandeur, elegance, and daily realities of life in British country houses. Joining us is Adrian Tinniswood — Adrian is a professorial research fellow in history at the Un

Do you ever have to deliver a presentation at work? Navigate  difficult conversations? Or simply just express yourself with clarity and confidence?  If you would like to improve your  communication skills this episode is just for you. Our guest today is Michael Chad Hoeppner,  a renowned communication coach, speaker, a

Public Footpaths, or to use the correct term, "Public Rights of Way" are a unique national treasure in England and Wales. In fact there are over 149,000 miles of them! Interestingly there are a further estimated 49,000 miles of "lost" Public Rights of Way which could be lost forever if they have not been recorded. Join

As the 21st century rolls on with a competitive workplace,  an ever changing working environment and the increasing use of AI you might well be asking how you stand out and how you can make yourself irreplaceable. One man that has been asking these questions over the past 15 years while running one of the world’s top e

Today we’re diving into a topic that’s often overlooked but always relevant, etiquette and manners.  Most of us learn these as we grow up but given all the cultural and technological changes that modern society has experienced it’s not always easy to know the best practises to adopt.  Here to help navigate these change

James Cooper, a Christmasologist, (Yes there is such a word!), reveals the history of Christmas traditions in the UK over the last 1500 years. Speaking to Bob in this episode first aired in 2022, James takes us on a journey of discovery as he shares the unexplained stories behind the celebration of Christmas. Find out