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Hosted by Good Space · business · EN
Big (or small) ideas and inspiration as well as interviews with indie creative types doing really cool stuff. Like a run club for your mind meeting every two weeks on Wednesday. From the independent minds at Good Space.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchBig (or small) ideas and inspiration as well as interviews with indie creative types doing really cool stuff. Like a run club for your mind meeting every two weeks on Wednesday. From the independent minds at Good Space.
Ideas Club is hosted by Good Space. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The real way to build community through content with Maya Karan" (11 February 2026, 40 minutes), "What Happens When Survivors Lead the Change" (28 January 2026, 37 minutes), and "How to scale your business without selling your soul with James Rutter" (17 December 2025, 50 minutes).
Ideas Club publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 47 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for Ideas Club is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ideas Club requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ideas Club's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Ideas Club are Marketing, Advertising & PR and Artists, Writers & Performers. Ideas Club has a business audience.
Good Space hosts Ideas Club, a business podcast with 17 episodes published.
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<p>Please note this is our season 1 finale episode, we will be back with an updated format for season 2 soon. In the mean time, why not watch some of our other episodes from season one? They are all available now on our...

Episode #16
<p>🔎 Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode, Jamie and David sit down with Thomas Keown, founder of Many Hopes, a survivor-led nonprofit working across Africa and Latin America to rescue children from abuse and...

<p>🔎 Episode Summary</p><p> In this episode, Jamie and David sit down with James Rutter — the creative and strategic mind who helped scale COOK from a £30m family-run food brand to a £130m certified B Corp, all while...

<p>In this episode, David and Jamie sit down with Alistair Hargreaves, former Saracens rugby player and co-founder of Wolfpack, to explore his unlikely leap from professional sport into building one of London’s most...

<p>In this episode, David and Jamie sit down with Oliver Proudlock, sharing his journey from an unexpected start in reality television to becoming a successful multi-business owner. Proudlock opens up about the pivotal...

<h3>💡 Episode Summary</h3><p>In this inspiring and heartfelt episode, Jamie and David sit down with Tom Herbert, fifth-generation baker, author, and social entrepreneur behind The Long Table — a pioneering community...

<p>🎙️ Ideas Club Podcast #11 – Josh Spector: How to Get Clients From Your Content</p><p>Hosts: Jamie Dundas & David Brown</p><p>Guest: Josh Spector – Writer, strategist, and creator of For The Interested...

Episode #10
<h1>Episode Summary</h1><p>In this episode, we sit down with the founder of Don’t Tell Dad, Queen’s Park’s much-loved bakery-restaurant that’s become both a local hub and a brand built on story, mischief, and heart...

<p>🎙️ Ideas Club Podcast – Episode with Parul Bavishi (London Writers' Salon)</p><p>In this episode, David and Jamie speak with Parul Bavishi about the journey of creating the London Writers' Salon, a global writing...

<p>Summary</p><p>In this conversation, Sophie Cross, the publisher and editor of Freelancer Magazine, shares her journey of building a community-focused publication that supports freelancers. She discusses the...

Episode #7
<p>This week on Ideas Club, we’re joined by Sophie O’Brien, founder of Pollen, a recruitment platform that flips the hiring process on its head—putting people, purpose, and potential at the heart of every...

<p>Jamie & David chat with Ed Vickers, the brains and brawn behind Sums (sumsclub.co.uk) and the original "Sock Man" from Jolly's! In this episode, Ed shares his eclectic career journey, from his early days building the...

<p>Jamie and David explore the paradigm shift from traditional management to a coaching-oriented leadership style with expert Will James. Learn why fostering autonomy, mastery, and purpose (as highlighted by Daniel...

<p>In this episode, David and Jamie explore the often-dreaded world of meetings, asking the critical question: "Could this meeting have been an email?" Provoked by Elon Musk's perspective on meeting efficiency, your...

<p>David and Jamie reflect on their experiences with closing two venues, discussing the lessons learned from failure, the importance of strategy, community dynamics, and the challenges of product market fit. They...

<p>Summary</p><p>In this conversation, David Brown and Jamie discuss the significance of values in business, emphasizing that the core of any organization should be its values rather than just its products or services...

<p>Overcoming Creative Fear and Embracing Imperfection</p><p>In this episode of the podcast, David and Jamie discuss the challenges of creative work, including the fears of exposure, self-promotion, and criticism. They...
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