The Underground
The Underground PodExploring the future of garden care. The underground podcast is a place where the disparate worlds of horticulture and marketing collide. Kate Turner, the Gardener Guru and Phil Wright, co-founder of creative agency WrightObara, team up to discover the trailblazers and innovators shaping the future of garden care in the UK. With content that’s as relevant to start-ups as it would be to established... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Categories | BusinessMarketing | ||||
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On this week's episode we sit down with Fran Barnes, the CEO of the HTA to discuss the role and importance of the association. We discuss challenges, opportunities and the government's attitude towards the horticultural industry. more
Alan Roper is a renowned charismatic leader within the garden centre sector. This week he joins us to share his thoughts on building a successful business, the challenges faced and opportunities available. He tells us about the factors that he believ... more
Megan is the social media manager for the YPHA (Young People in Horticulture Association), she's a digital marketing assistant for a commercial grower as well as running her own business Forest Interior as a freelance-content producer. In short she's... more
Glee is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and we get a glimpse behind the scenes to understand what goes into putting on the exhibition with event director Matthew Mein. We gain an insight into the innovations coming in 2024 and the importan... more
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I am really enjoying your new podcast, it’s talking about things I hadn’t thought of, making me think more widely of the industry as a whole. Looking forward to future episodes.
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United Kingdom2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #131 | United Kingdom/Business/Marketing |
Apple Podcasts | #207 |  Canada/Business/Marketing |
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