
Exeter Stories showcases the changemakers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders transforming Exeter and the Exe Valley. Host Paul Batterham interviews local heroes building a better future across health, culture, business, and social innovation.
Discover inspiring stories from brilliant people doing brilliant things right on your doorstep. From a multi-agency support model, to a volunteer-run thea... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDocumentary | |||

Recorded live at the Devon & Exeter Institution, this episode features Charlie Courtenay, the 19th Earl of Devon, as he reflects on heritage, stewardship, and the future of Exeter.
We explore:
* What it means to “inherit” a story and reshape it fo... more
Jeanie Lynch, Head of Service for CoLab Women, reflects on decades of community work and what it means to build trust, safety, and hope in Exeter.
We discuss:
* Her early activism in the 1980s Exeter women’s movement and her journey back to the ci... more
We sit down at Exeter’s quayside with Tim Stares of CoCreate CIC, a creative social enterprise turning waste timber into purpose and connection.
You’ll hear about:
* How CoCreate combines sustainable design, mental health, and skills training.
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In this deeply moving conversation, Dr Suaad Genem, founder of the Exeter Respect Festival and former Exeter councillor, shares her remarkable journey from Haifa to Exeter.
We discuss:
* Her belief in universalism: “every piece of land is my land,... more
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Apple Podcasts | #214 |
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The content focuses on the inspiring stories of changemakers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from Exeter and the Exe Valley. Episodes showcase individuals and initiatives making a positive impact on local culture, health, business, and social innovation, often highlighting grassroots efforts. Noteworthy themes include community engagement, inclusivity, and innovative support models aimed at fostering well-being and collaboration within the community. The conversations also touch on practical solutions to local challenges, aiming to create a better future for the region's residents. Potential listeners who are interested in community development and local initiatives will find the content particularly compelling.
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Recent guests on Exeter Stories include:
1. Dr. Alice Mills
2. Dr. Natalie Whitehead
3. Callum Elliott-Archer
4. Julian Tagg
5. Cameron Mills
6. Emma Dunn
7. Fiona Carden
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