This week on the Yorkshire Business Podcast, Chloe is joined by Ria Jackson from Inclusive Minds UK. Ria is on a mission to make neuro-inclusion the norm.

Ria shares her story from the military as an avionics engineer, into teaching engineering, to being diagnosed with ADHD and dyspraxia, and how a mental breakdown became the turning point that pushed her to stop trying to fit into traditional 9 to 5 work and build Inclusive Minds UK.

They talk about what neuro-inclusion actually means, why Ria believes it should be inclusion for all brains, and why workplaces need to stop designing learning as if one size fits all. Expect honest conversation about learning science, attention cycles, unlearning, and why training completion does not equal real learning or real change.

Ria also gives a preview of her upcoming work, including her white paper and the Built for Brains framework designed to improve inclusive learning with measurable impact.

Her message is simple and powerful. You will get things wrong. Do not be scared. Try, fail, fail forward, and keep going.

This episode was made possible by OneSource HR Limited.

In this episode of the Yorkshire Business Podcast, Chloe sits down with a true Doncaster serial entrepreneur to talk about what it really means to keep building when others don’t see the vision.

From innovating and developing a new retail finance model and app, which was initially laughed at by investors, to eventually selling that same product to those very investors, this is a story about resilience, belief and long-term thinking.

Alongside this, he shares his current venture as Co-Founder of Morning Glory, a breakfast brand challenging the cereal aisle with simple, better ingredients and a fresh approach to how food brands are built.

The conversation explores entrepreneurial identity, risk-taking, rejection, innovation and the mindset required to keep going when the odds feel stacked. It’s not just about one business, but about the spirit of entrepreneurship that drives repeated reinvention.

An honest, grounded listen for anyone building, pivoting or backing themselves in business.

This episode was made possible thanks to OneSource HR.

This week on the Yorkshire Business Podcast, Chloe is joined by Andy Hanselman, founder of Andy Hanselman Consulting and a true local legend in the South Yorkshire business community.

This episode is a masterclass in public speaking as a business skill, not a performance art. Andy shares practical, generous advice on how anyone can improve the way they speak, whether that’s to their team, investors, clients, or wider network.

They explore how public speaking builds credibility, confidence and influence, why it’s essential for leaders and business owners, and how mastering communication can help you stand out in crowded markets.

With over 30 years’ experience helping businesses become dramatically and demonstrably different, Andy brings his trademark energy and action-focused insight to a conversation that will change how you think about speaking, presence and impact.

If you want to communicate better, lead better and be remembered for the right reasons, this one’s for you.

This episode was made possible by OneSource HR.