Tell me more...with Neil Kitchin-Wilson

Tell Me More with Neil Kitchin-Wilson Join award‑winning host Neil Kitchin‑Wilson for heartfelt, curious conversations with ordinary people whose stories are anything but ordinary. From near‑miss life events to triumphant turns, each episode uncovers how our differences and shared humanity shape who we are. Expect: genuine moments, surprising plot twists & candid reflections. New episodes every month — hit follow to join our journey. Neil Kitchin‑Wilson is a freelance presenter, curious conversationalist and the voice of Tell Me More . With roots in feature radio and live storytelling, Neil’s podcast uncovers ordinary people behind extraordinary experiences. A proud vegan, cross‑fitter and Gemini, he seeks truth in the in‑between spaces of life. Find him on Instagram & TikTok via @ThatTellMeMorePod. Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_bl

Tell me more...with Neil Kitchin-Wilson is a education podcast hosted by Neil Kitchin-Wilson, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Neil Kitchin-Wilson hosts Tell me more...with Neil Kitchin-Wilson, a education show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  How I Got Out of a Cult

  Mar 25, 20251h 27mS1

  <p>In this episode of Tell me more I talk to Joyia Fitch.</p><br><p>Joyia works in TV, film, theatre and events, as an actress, casting assistant and hostess. She won the Breakthrough Scholarship for Memoir Writers with Curtis Brown Creative in 2024 and received a London Writers Award with Spread the Word for Narrative Non-Fiction in 2021. </p><p>Working with Clare Mackintosh, she wrote Of Sound Mind. Mostly. which is included in the anthology Will You Read This, Please? edited by Joanna Cannon (Borough Press, May 2023).</p><br><p>We discuss Joiya’s time in a cult, how she got...

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  Episode #10

  How a Lockdown Parody Became a Celebration of LGBTQ+ Community

  Feb 24, 20251h 7mS1

  <p>Creating a community is something that is becoming ever more important to me and in this episode I talk to David Allwood who accidentally founded Homoparody by deciding to recreate a Lady Gaga video in Lockdown. It's now grown to be a creative company that performs far and wide while also providing a weekly dance class to give people a safe space to express themselves physically and finding their tribe.</p><br><p>We also discuss what it's like to compete in the Mr Gay Great Britain competition and how it's a lot more than a beauty pageant. David...

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  Episode #9

  The Confidence to Accept Acceptance

  Feb 9, 20251h 20mS1

  <p>A doctor, a stand up comic and a preacher all walk in to a bar, mostly because it's the same person, Marc Isaac.</p><br><p>Marc grew up in Scotland but is currently based in Melbourne which is were we had our conversation.</p><br><p>We delve in to what it was like to be working in medicine during the covid pandemic across two continents and also what is means to have Faith and how that works in the modern day.</p><br><p>My favourite quote from this episode is "The confidence to accept acceptance when...

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  Episode #8

  A Female Pilot—That's So Cool

  Jan 11, 202533 minS1

  <p>In this episode I talk to Isabela who I met at my gym and I found out she is training to be a pilot. My initial response was, 'wow, that's so cool to be a female pilot" rather than, "that's so cool".</p><br><p>We discuss what it takes to become a pilot, the hazards of unexpected weather, hot girl walking, and how much our dogs love fireworks.</p><br><p>So buckle up, there may be turbulence.</p><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>

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  Episode #7

  No Farms, No Food

  Jan 3, 20251h 4mS1

  <p>In this episode I talk to Alex Nelms and Charlie Edgely about running a family farm for the last 70 years. I got a really amazing insight in to the day to day of running a farm and the impact of the war in Ukraine on the basic foods that we take for granted.</p><br><p>We also remembered what happened during the petrol crisis in the early 2000's and the covid pandemic when we didn't have fully stocked shelves in the supermarkets and I will definitely be looking for the Red Tractor in future.</p><br><p>If...

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