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Steven Duke
The Factory Next Door
What’s on your list of the greatest products made in Britain? Join journalist Steve Duke as he criss-crosses the island to meet our makers in their factories and workshops.
Whilst compiling our list, we hear stories of people pursuing perfection, tales of difficult times, and words of hope. Ultimately, this show is for the dreamers and the optimists.
Each episode focuses on one product that gets submitted into the garden shed of greatness – we’ll keep going until the shed is full. Jump in, let’s go, we’re off to celebrate our makers.
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5.0 stars from 32 ratings
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“Fantastic podcast, really enjoyed listening today. Very inspirational! Creating head turners of our dreams by the sound of it.”
Sew Meadow via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/20/24
Brilliant set of podcasts
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“Great way to shine a light on British makers, look forward to more”
Sgt York 34 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/18/24
So inspirational !!
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“The media would let us believe that everything in our country is bad and going downhill. I am not British born and have lived in many other countries, however, whenever I travel around Britain, I see people who are passionate, inventive and courageous. Thank you, Steven, for celebrating them and...”Read full review »
Proud to be British! via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/03/24
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