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Just two sisters joining us from America + Wales on their mission to spread the word of Jesus with learning's from the Bible and The Book Of Mormon. Operating from Epsom's very own church

Paul is the man behind local community support renegades group Angels Of The HoodAngels Of The Hood are most notorious for collecting surplus from local supermarkets and distributing it out to members of the community who are in need. The best example being the local Aldi to whom they collect up to £1000's worth a night.We've been left to marinate on a whole bunch of stuff this episode. The problem of food wastage, the lack of any real proper procedure in place and community spirit in general.What we find most interesting is Paul;s refusal to turn Angels Of The Hood into a charity as he feels it then loses the essence of what the group stands for. What do you think?

Sheila is the only person to be both Mayor and Mayoress of Epsom. With a lifelong commitment to the Labour Party and lots of stories to go with it this episode is recommended with maybe a train or car journey to work, or maybe whilst preparing dinner. Music this week from ELS and Rhys Crowther.WAYNE is an Epsom based podcast exploring the variety of different 'normals' within the town. Whatever normal is.

Ben is 25, went to Ewell Castle and is future CEO of Hillside Carpets...We have a general chat about football, dating sites, FOMO and the general highs and woes of being a 25 year old in Epsom.

Naz set up her own tutoring business after several other ventures including using free food samples to create hampers to sell online and harnessing our footsteps for energy..Naz opened my eyes to the, although not perfect, forward thinking mindset our education can be and the increasing intelligence of our children. But it's still important to instil the message of hard work to achieve...Top Episode here, why aren't you normal? Why are you unique? Join the community conversation in this Epsom based podcast..

Today I wonder about what racism, and the label of racist after speaking to Alexandria Dauley about her interior design based charity United in Design which was founded by herself and Sophie Ashby to address the lack of diversity in the UK Interior Design industry. Specifically, the lack of representation from the black, Asian, ethnic minority and low socio-economic communities equal.WAYNE is an Epsom community podcast - join the community. Todays music is featuring songs from returning musician ELS and debut artist Harry Mac

"Borrowing is just backwards saving where you don't get to keep the money" Michael Bower 2021Epsom's podcast brings you local Michael today who owns Aspen Financial services. I have an epiphany around the idea that not caring for money actually enslaves you more too it, seeing finance more spiritually and we discuss the millennials situation. Crazy stuff. Michaels absolutely awesome at putting things simply 10/10 podcastThis weeks local musician is Rhys Crowther

Welcome to another Epsom local podcast. Alex Coley is a Councillor for Epsom and Ewell Borough. What is a councillor? What does the council even do? WAYNE didn't really know either...What we did find out however is about the 'committee system' which has enabled local citizens from the 'Residents Association' to help run the town since 1937. Alex explains much better than we can about how that enables the people to have more of a representative say of the ongoings of the town. Have that party politicisation. Viva La Residents Association! This, discussions on citizen participation In the council process, some light Sci Fi and more Epsom related wackiness!

Long time Epsom Local Nicola Egan was diagnosed with Endometriosis after years of trouble, misdiagnosis and confusion. She wants to highlight and speak about her experience with the condition to help others Nicola also runs a personal training course designed specifically designed for women with the condition please get in touch with us for some more information

Nathan began studying film officially at age 25 at the Epsom UCA. On his second year he crowdfunded over £20.000 to follow the band 'Sleaford Mods' on part of their UK tour to create a documentary called 'Invisible Britain' which had great European success throughout the cinema world...Big thanks to Rhys Crowther for todays intro and singles played throughout...

Dr of Chiropractic Joe is the director of Epsom Core Wellness Centres. Health is more than just poppin' pills Yo. Joe teaches us that by paying attention to your body via all sorts of natural practises are becoming increasingly popular in preventing diseases. Did you know regular maintenance on your back can prevent headaches. Something do with oxygen I guess...Don't take my advice listen to the podcast he's the expert.You can use promo code WAYNE49 to get over 50% of your first consultation

400 Canadian soldiers riot on the streets of Epsom in 1919 resulting In the murder of local Policeman Thomas Green in an event that was covered up by Churchill and the king. Why? To protect relationships between countries that had just overcome a war and promote unity. Makes complete sense. But what are the side effects of emotional damage caused to citizens when a country chooses not to remember previous sacrifice? Is that a world a decent majority are happy to jump into? It's fascinating stuff...It's a WAYNE history episode! With author of books such as 'Scoring At Half Time' (George Bests final memoirs) and codirector of publishing company London Books...Martin Knight. We are hear to talk about one of his books 'We Are Not Manslaughterers'. A book about Martins journey Into researching the 1919 Epsom Riots and uncovering a reality that almost wasn't one. This account of a murder coverup and possible retaliation killing in order to salvage post war relationships by Churchill is a great meditation on the moods of many when it comes to protecting culture and tradition in the Western world. Think the reason behind many peoples reasonings for Brexit and Trump. Using PC Thomas Green as a digestible example you can understand why relatives might be angered at an authority that decides sacrifices made by their ancestors are wiped from history. We can begin to relate to the feelings of so many felt on the global political scale.HOWEVER, steps forwards have been made on the pursuit of equality gender, race, sexuality and other areas of mainstream society so the question is how do we respect and honour history, whilst respecting the present that will one day be history in the march for a more fair future...Tricky isn't it!Welcome to the WAYNE Podcast - Please remember to support the socials and help create a modern platform for all aspects of Epsom Town...