
Incredible conversations with the Mancunians - born, bred and adopted - who put the heart into Modern Manchester. We Built This City focuses on how these extraordinary Mancunians have built something that impacts lives and the purposeful relationships that have helped steer them, the values that have driven them to do it, and the legacies they plan to leave behind. Celebrate human grit, determinat... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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What makes you fall in love with Manchester and stay for three decades?
Andrew Charnley is the Managing Director of Sancus, a property finance and lending company, and a long-time champion of Manchester. When he joined the business in 2024, he knew ... more
What does it take to care for people at the most vulnerable moments of their lives?
Jon Bell is a consultant Interventional Radiologist at The Christie in Manchester, the largest cancer care centre in Europe, providing world-leading cancer care, fro... more
How do you make people feel at home in a city that still feels new?
There are so many people making big contributions to Greater Manchester who don’t quite fit the ‘born, bred or adopted Manc’ label. We Built This City is celebrating some of those p... more
How do you sell a groundbreaking new venue in a city you’ve only just moved to?
We Built This City celebrates people who contribute to Greater Manchester in a meaningful way, and Mancs can be “born, bred or adopted”. But what about the people who do... more
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Just started listening to these podcasts over the last few days and there are some amazingly inspirational people who Lisa chats too.
It really shows the Manc spirit and how people love the city, well worth a listen.
The stories told on this wonderful podcast make my heart burst with pride for my home town of Manchester. Amazing people, with a Manchester spirit, doing amazing things in their life, careers and communities.
Some of the people I know of, some I know personally, and some I have never heard of but they all have true human spirit at the heart of what they say and do.
Well done to the team behind this. Love it.
A fantastic podcast series, listening to inspiring people share their stories and hear the passion for Manchester and the North.
Great to listen to during the pandemic. When things may be difficult, the podcast series gives a ‘stirring’ motivation to keep calm and carry on.
Most definitely recommend to others to listen in and take note.
Excellent.
I love this podcast so much xx
I really enjoyed listening to this podcast.
Four weeks ago I had never heard of Justin Eagleton then my daughter sent me a link to an online art class. Along with most of my family and some of my friends around Warrington we joined in the classes and have really enjoyed every one of the weekly sessions.
The ethos of the lessons is have a go and enjoy yourself. We all love it.
The big upside to these lessons is that we have the privilege to learn about this man who has a big heart and is such an... more
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Offering a platform for the voices of Mancunians, this series showcases inspiring conversations with individuals who significantly contribute to the cultural, political, and social landscape of Manchester. The discussions often highlight the values of resilience, community support, and the importance of local history, with guests ranging from industry leaders to advocates for social change. Episodes shed light on diverse topics such as hospitality, community safety, local governance, and environmental sustainability, reflecting the dynamic spirit of the city and its people. With a blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights, the content resonates widely, celebrating the narrative of a community bound by shared experiences and aspi... more
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Recent guests on We Built This City: Greater Manchester include:
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2. Will Lees-Jones
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