
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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What does it take to run one of the UK's most ambitious city regions?
Caroline Simpson, Group Chief Executive of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, joins Lisa Morton to share how the region is turning devolution into real, tangible change fo... more
What does it mean to spend over 40 years building a career that shapes so much of who you are?
Joe Gallagher is a professional world champion boxing coach and the owner of Gallagher's Gym in Moss Side. A born and bred Mancunian, Joe spends his time ... more
How do you create a community that helps women across Greater Manchester feel seen, heard and valued?
Emma Neville is a menopause coach and trained counsellor, whose work is centred around listening to and supporting women.
Hear about the lessons ... more
‘It takes a village, it takes a city’
How do you create your big Manchester Family?
Fresh from the Big Manc Chippy tea event, which celebrated reaching 100 Mancs on the podcast, Lisa Morton is turning the tables in this episode. For the first time,... more
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The fact that this podcast exists, 100 episodes and counting, about Manchesters ambitious progress, is inspiring. Other cities take notes! The fact it’s worth listening to, is because of Lisa’s great charm, humility, and conversation. Love it, it’s makes me miss a place I was lucky to call home for a few years, and some of the folk I met there and call friends too. X
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
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Faces of Manchester's progress shown through in-depth conversations with notable locals, leaders, and business builders. Episodes center on urban development, culture, media, hospitality, politics, and philanthropy, revealing how individual Mancunians create impact, nurture community, and shape the city's identity. The show frequently highlights leadership approaches, collaborative networks, and practical steps toward lasting legacies, often weaving personal journeys with city-wide developments. A standout pattern is a strong emphasis on community, resilience, and cross‑sector collaboration, making it helpful for listeners who want inspiration, practical career insights, and a clearer view of Manchester's evolving landscape.
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