Afleveringen
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In this episode, Peter is joined by Catherine Mead OBE who is the owner of Lynher Dairies, the home of Cornish Yarg cheese; and David Fursdon who is the Chair of both Dyson Farming and The Institute for Agriculture and Horticulture as well as a trustee of the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission and the Royal Countryside Fund. David recently joined the board of Cornish Mutual.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the show
01:22 Catherine Mead introduces herself.
01:48 David Fursdon introduces himself.
02:21 Going back to episode 1 - Jake Freestone talks about the future for his farm in Worcestershire.
03:53 How do we find more certainty in farming?
05:34 Catherine gives her thoughts on the uncertainty of today.
07:34 Peter introduces the episode with Peter Craven in it.
09:00 How significant an issue is succession for farming families?
11:35 David's thoughts on succession.
12:49 Peter introduces the episode with Chris Manley in episode 3.
14:30 Are we getting better at talking about health and wellbeing?
17:15 Peter introduces episode with Simon Haley.
18:38 How can farmers balance the main business with diversified income?
22:00 Peter introduces episode with Adele Jones.
23:20 Net zero - are we moving quickly enough and do we have the resources to do it?
26:16 Catherine's thoughts on the shift towards net zero.
29:55 We have a positive story and we can keep it simple.
30:35 Peter introduces episode with Amy Jackson on communication and animal welfare.
32:03 Thoughts on what we should be communicating towards 2050?
33:42 The 3 skills or attributes that farmers will need to be successful in the future?
35:40 What does the future of farming look like and what will farming look like in 2050?
38:32 Peter rounds up the episode.
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In this episode Peter speaks to Dr Amy Jackson, founder and director of Oxtale Communications about animal health and welfare, including the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the bonus and Amy Jackson.
00:38 What is the government's animal health and welfare pathway?
03:42 The difference between standards and attainment. Vet visits encourage farmers to be more proactive. What is the ceiling from using these visits?
05:37 Get value for money from your vet.
06:06 The role of the vet is changing.
06:48 How can higher welfare add value to an operation?
08:18 Show that the animal takes priority - this carries credibility.
08:36 A benefit to the team dealing with the livestock.
09:26 Jingle
09:31 Peter rounds up.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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In this episode, Peter is joined by Amy Jackson who founded Oxtale Communications. Peter and Amy discuss the topic of communication through the lens of animal health and welfare.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the show
01:09 Peter's Future Farm in 60 seconds.
02:38 Peter introduces Dr Amy Jackson.
03:02 Amy introduces herself and her work.
03:40 Does the UK have the highest welfare standards in the world?
04:28 What's the difference between 'health' and 'welfare'?
07:56 Indoor and outdoor systems.
09:20 How do farmers communicate to the public when it comes to health and welfare and where does health and welfare rank in terms of importance to the public?
13:05 Some farmers may be apprehensive or defensive about talking about welfare but farmers can accentuate the positives.
14:24 We don't always get everything right.
15:08 Own your situation and don't have a victim mindset.
15:30 Obama podcast.
18:03 Consumption is still rising for a lot of agricultural products.
19:39 Social licence to farm.
19:50 How can farmers tell their story?
23:30 A practical tip from Amy - talk to people and listen.
24:45 What 3 skills or attributes will farmers of the future need? - be resilient; be empathetic; have holidays.
27:31 Showstoppers.
29:45 Peter rounds up the episode.
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In this bonus episode we hear more from last week's guests Pete and Jenny Olds.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the bonus and today's guests.
00:40 Pete Olds talks about their Open Farm Sunday event.
01:43 What are the benefits of hosting Open Farm Sunday for the Olds?
03:49 There is a huge appetite to learn.
05:27 Other things that the Olds do to engage with people.
07:35 Jenny's advice to a farmer who is not sure where to start and might be wary of holding an event.
08:55 How to ensure a farm event is successful? Jenny's top tips.
10:20 What can go wrong with farm events?
12:30 Peter rounds up.
12:50 Closing message.
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In this episode, Peter is joined by Steve McLean, Head of Agriculture and Fisheries Sourcing at M&S to discuss connecting with the public. What can farmers and retailers learn from each other? In the middle of the show Peter speaks to Cornish farmers Pete and Jenny Olds from Cornhill Farm to discover their secrets of connecting with the public.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the show
01:07 Peter's Future Farm in 60 seconds.
02:15 Peter introduces Steve McLean, today's guest.
02:28 Steve comes in.
03:16 The Buy British aisle and how M&S supports UK ag.
04:14 Valuing UK produce and British sourcing.
05:49 What do consumers pick up on when it comes to messaging around food?
07:48 What is the role of the farm in marketing messages?
09:00 Who's job is it to engage with customers?
11:43 How can the supply chain work together in future?
13:35 Peter speaks to Pete and Jenny Olds.
14:02 Pete introduces Cornhill Farm.
14:42 @cornhillfarm on instagram and Jack Cam.
14:58 Jenny talks about social media and marketing.
17:44 Why is it important for farmers to engage with the public?
19:05 Others in the industry are reliant on agricuilture.
19:42 What 3 skills or attributes will farmers of the future need in order to be successful? - adapt, be good at communicating and be diverse. Reactive; friendly; chatty.
22:00 Returning to Steve McLean - on engaging with the public.
23:20 Steve's 3 skills/attributes that farmers of the future will need - communication; be different; open to the next gen.
24:58 Showstoppers.
27:04 Peter rounds up.
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In this episode Ian Baggs, a Dorset dairy farmer and Nuffield scholar, talks to Peter about his Nuffield scholarship which was entitled: 'Sustainable Forage Cropping for Dairy Cattle in the Face of Climate Change Challenges'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the bonus and Ian Baggs.
00:45 Why did Ian want to apply for a Nuffield scholarship?
06:30 Peter asks Ian to tell him about some specific examples of his Nuffield travels.
14:25 Jingle
14:29 Peter rounds up
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In this episode Peter talks to Dorset dairy farmer Ian Baggs and Adele Jones, Executive Director of the Sustainable Food Trust to discuss different ways of farming to adapt to a changing climate.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the show
00:48 Peter's Future Farm in 60 seconds
02:07 Peter introduces today's guests
02:29 Ian Baggs introduces himself and his family's farm.
03:30 Adele Jones introduces herself and the Sustainable Food Trust
04:57 What impact has Ian seen on his farm that could signify a more volatile climate?
07:00 Why is it important that all farmers think about preparing their farm for the future in terms of more volatile weather?
08:30 Why should farmers question and challenge what they do?
10:07 Growing the right plant in the right place.
14:30 How can Ian's learnings be applied to other farms?
17:30 The Global Farm Metric
20:50 jingle
20:57 Showstoppers
23:10 Practical tips to farmers
25:25 Words - openness and being vulnerable; resilience; bravery; open to new ways of thinking; be prepared to change; be happy and fulfilled
27:10 Peter wraps up.
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In this bonus episode Rachel and Chris Knowles and Tim Fussell speak more about their businesses and about adding value.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the bonus and today's guests.
00:42 What does it mean to add value on farm?
04:12 At Trink Dairy, what does adding value look like?
05:10 Taking the leap to add value.
06:00 How critical is it to get the marketing of a product right at the beginning of its life?
07:20 Welcoming the public on to the farm at Trink Dairy.
08:38 jingle
08:45 Peter rounds up.
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In this episode Peter talks to Tim Fussell from Fussel's Fine Foods in Somerset and Rachel and Chris Knowles from Trink Dairy in Conrwall about 'adding value' and the journeys that each respective business has been on.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the show
00:51 Peter's Future Farm in 60 seconds
02:00 Peter introduces today's guests
02:27 Tim Fussell introduces his business
03:41 Rachel Knowles introduces Trink Dairy.
04:22 Chris Knowles talks about the herd.
05:29 Trink Dairy selling direct
06:48 Understanding the pit falls.
08:03 Fussel's Fine Foods - why they started to add value.
10:57 Be led by people who know better than you.
12:03 Staffing at Trink Dairy.
14:42 Staffing at Fussel's Fine Foods.
18:12 Future of Fussel's Fine Foods.
20:15 The Future for Trink Dairy.
21:28 The role of adding value in the future of farming.
23:09 Jingle
23:17 Showstoppers
25:31 Messages to take away
26:46 Three words that farmers will need in the future.
28:04 Peter rounds up.
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In this episode George Dunn, Chief Executive of the Tenant Farmers Association speaks more about tenancies and the wider farming industry.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:14 Peter Green introduces the bonus and George Dunn.
00:50 George's key tips for a new entrant's first tenancy application and how they can learn from previous attempts.
03:38 If a new entrant is approaching a landlord for a share farming scheme or joint venture.
06:38 Make sure you document everything.
08:06 Share farming, joint ventures and employment - George's mention to younger listeners on building a career.
10:08 Which demographics are well represented in agriculture and how do we encourage greater diversity?
15:38 Peter Green rounds up.
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In this episode Peter talks to George Dunn, CEO at the Tenant Farmers Association and Ben and Josh Nicholls, Cornish dairy farmers who won last year's Cornwall Young Farmer of the Year award. They discuss the future of land access and how new entrants can get on the farming ladder from securing a tenancy to thinking outside the box.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the episode.
00:58 Peter's Future Farm in 60 seconds.
02:12 Peter introduces today's guests.
02:54 Josh Nicholls introduces himself and his family's business.
04:45 Ben Nicholls introduces himself and how he works with Josh.
07:32 What was it like to win the Young farmer of the year at the Cornwall Farm Business awards?
08:37 George Dunn comments on Josh and Ben's story.
10:30 How many tenancies are secured by new entrants?
11:56 Is there a lot of competition from other land uses but also what are the opportunities for new markets?
14:10 Following the Rock Review, how confident should tenant farmers be?
16:04 Ben explains the nature of their tenancy.
16:54 How do landlords find enthusiastic new tenants?
18:14 What are the barriers for young people getting into farming?
19:36 What help did Josh and Ben get in putting their application together?
20:41 Using your network.
23:21 What would Josh recommend young farmers do to secure a tenancy?
24:16 Showstoppers
26:14 Practical tips from George, Josh and Ben.
27:30 3 words to show what attributes farmers of the future will need.
30:15 Peter rounds up.
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Simon Haley is a rural business adviser based in the north west of England.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the bonus episode.
00:50 Simon's advice on where to start with seeking funding.
04:50 Sources of finance.
07:45 The five 's's - security; serviceability; sensitivity; sustainability; sensibility.
10:02 Business plans. - tell the story.
13:12 Common mistakes with diversification.
14:46 - The 6 'd's - death, debt, dispute, disolution, disagreement; diversification
17:40 What is Simon's key piece of advice when getting a plan off the ground.
19:26 Peter Green rounds up.
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In this episode rural business adviser Simon Haley comes on the show to talk about diversification.
Peter also speaks to Somerset farmers Rob Addicott and Jeremy Padfield.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the episode.
01:19 Peter's Future Farm feature.
02:43 Peter introduces Simon Haley.
02:59 Simon Haley introduces how he works with farmers in the north west region.
03:36 What are some of the most popular diversifications on farm?
06:09 How will I diversify my time?
08:26 If we stand still we go backwards.
10:17 Peter introduces Rob and Jeremy - today's farmer guests.
11:12 Rob Addicott introduces himself.
13:20 Jeremy Padfield introduces his business.
16:15 How did Rob and Jeremy plan their diversifications?
17:40 Advice to farmers who are looking to diversify?
19:06 What skills or attributes will farmers of the future need to thrive?
20:08 Listeners' questions.
23:50 Advice to farmers as to next steps...
25:30 Showstoppers.
27:00 One practical tip from Simon.
28:17 Key attributes.
30:00 Peter rounds up.
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Linked to episode 3 of the show, this bonus episode features bonus material with Chris Manley, who appeared in episode 3 of the series.
In the episode Chris talks about the 'Walk with Me' campaign to help break the stigma of talking about mental health in the farming community.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the bonus episode.
00:52 Peter asks Chris to introduce the #walkwithme campaign.
03:20 Chris writes a poem and it grew from there.
04:10 Charles Anyan comes in.
05:42 Many testimonies from people about walk with me and the power it has to have conversations. What are the outcomes of the movement?
08:17 Cornish Mutual get involved in the campaign.
09:4 What does success look like?
11:08 Mental health the quiet killer.
12:02 Britain's Fittest Farmer competition.
15:00 Gladiators??!
15:50 Peter rounds up the episode.
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In this episode host Peter Green speaks to Nuffield scholar Chris Manley (who started the #WalkWithMe campaign) and Linconshire arable farmer (and FCN ambassador) Charles Anyan to discuss physical and mental health.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the episode.
00:42 On my farm in 60 seconds.
01:58 Peter introduces today's guests.
03:19 Chris Manley comes in.
05:38 Charles Anyan introduces himself and his story.
07:20 Charles has lost a considerable amount of weight.
08:04 Jingle
08:13 Why is being in a good headspace so important for running a business?
10:50 Be proactive. Are you ready for the shock of your life?
11:50 What can we do on the farm to move more?
13:50 What can you do to get started? Chris gives some tips? How are you feeling on a scale of 1-10?
17:38 Think about what you enjoy.
17:50 #Whosyourjulie?
21:05 Look out for those around you.
22:20 Make it easier for the listener.
24:45 We need to have some braver conversations around this.
25:43 We all need to talk more.
26:30 Need to break the stigma.
26:42 Showstoppers.
28:22 What 3 skills or attributes will farmers of the future require to be successful?
29:17 Peter rounds up.
30:41 First Aid Days notice.
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Linked to episode 2 of the show, this bonus episode features bonus material with Peter Craven, who appeared in episode 2 of the series.
In the episode Peter explains 'the family charter' .
Link to Peter Craven's Nuffield report - Peter Craven | Nuffield Farming Scholarships (nuffieldscholar.org)
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the bonus episode.
00:42 Peter Craven explains the benefits of the family charter.
01:30 How do you create a family charter?
03:40 The steps involved.
05:43 Who needs to be involved?
08:38 The issue of decision making breaking down.
10:00 Peter Green rounds up.
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In this episode host Peter Green speaks to Nuffield scholar Peter Craven about family succession on farms and how to do it well. Listen to next week's bonus episode for more information on the 'family charter' which Peter refers to throughout this episode.
Peter Green is also joined by Richard Darke, who farms with his sons Matt and Sam in south Devon.
In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?'.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the episode.
00:43 'Peter's Future Farm in 60 Seconds'
02:04 Peter introduces Peter Craven.
03:03 Peter Craven comes in - to what extent are family businesses still the bedrock of farming?
03:33 How did Peter C become interested in succession?
05:17 Why don't we like talking about succession?
05:48 How to make time for talking about succession?
07:04 Introducing the family charter.
07:50 Cornish Mutual jingle.
08:00 Peter Craven's Nuffield travels.
10:10 What is the danger if a family gets succession wrong?
11:16 The importance of listening.
11:44 Peter Green is joined by Richard Darke, who farms with his sons Matt and Sam near Kingsbridge in Devon.
12:44 Why did the Darke family need to start sorting the succession topic?
14:18 Sorting out succession.
15:50 What was the risk for the Darke's if they couldn't solve the succession issue?
17:02 Farmers should talk about succession at an early stage, says Richard.
19:08 What questions should listeners ask themselves about planning for the future?
20:50 Make sure the family feel included.
22:05 Showstoppers.
23:22 Practical tip from Peter Craven.
24:22 What skills or attributes will farmers of the future need to be successful?
25:25 Peter Green rounds up.
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In this second series of Farming Focus we're asking the question 'does my farm have a future?' We're going to reflect on what lies ahead and on some of the exciting solutions being put forward.
For the opening episode host Peter Green is joined by Helen Browning, a Wiltshire farmer who is also CEO of the Soil Association, and Jake Freestone who manages Overbury Farms in Worcestershire.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle
00:15 Peter Green introduces the episode.
01:53 'Peter's Future Farm in 60 Seconds'
03:20 Cornish Mutual jingle.
03:28 Peter welcomes Helen and Jake to the podcast.
03:40 Helen introduces her farm.
04:20 Jake introduces Overbury Enterprises.
05:48 What changes is Jake anticipating at Overbury?
06:50 How prepared is UK farming for the future?
08:05 What do farmers need to do to thrive in the future? - Jake offers his thoughts.
10:54 UK food policy - how do farmers balance production and the environment? Helen offers her thoughts.
12:35 Will there be particular types of farm that will struggle? Helen doesn't think so but thinks that it is more about the farmer than the farm.
13:35 Jake on 'survival of the fittest'
14:23 Cornish Mutual jingle
14:32 What are the opportunities for farmers in the south west?
15:42 How might the profile of the agricultural work force change?
17:02 Investment in tech.
18:53 Will small farms benefit from tech and innovation going forwards?
19:57 What is Jake doing now to help his farm thrive going forwards?
20:38 What is Helen doing to help her farm thrive in future?
21:30 Showstoppers - 3 key points to take away.
23:10 What skill or attribute will farmers need in future - in 3 words.
23:50 Peter concludes the episode.
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Series 2 of Farming Focus is coming soon...
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Throughout this series we have been encouraging farmers across Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset to ask how resilient their businesses are going forwards, and see what we can all do to make them more resilient?
From soil health to farm safety and communications to bovine tb, we’ve put a wide variety of topics through the resilience lens. I this episode we take a step back and review the big picture, asking what resilience really means for farmers in the south west? What can we take from the series?
Joining host Peter Green is Liz Bowles, CEO at the Farm Carbon Toolkit and James Daniel who is founder of Precision Grazing.
Throughout this series we are focusing on the topic of resilience.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.uk
For our podcast disclaimer click here.
Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle.
00:14 Peter Green introduces the episode.
01:20 Liz Bowles introduces herself.
02:06 James Daniel introduces himself.
02:37 What does resilience mean to Liz?
03:50 What does resilience mean for James?
05:05 Peter introduces first example - from Sabine McEwan in episode 4
07:20 Second example with Heather Wildman.
10:09 Jingle
10:17 Soil Health and Tom Tolputt example from episode 1.
12:40 Climate resilience example from episode 6.
18:40 Episode 5 example from Anna Jones on the importance of communication.
22:05 Episode 9 TB example.
26:00 Showstoppers and what does resilience mean for Peter?
30:00 We need perspective.
32:48 The cream tea finale!
34:10 Peter rounds up the episode.
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