
<p>We explore how the podcast has evolved, the emotional and inspiring conversations with guests, behind-the-scenes secrets, and even the unexpected moments – including a surprise squirrel!</p>


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Hosted by Dorset Council · business · EN
At Dorset Council every policy, project and service starts with people, often working quietly behind the scenes to make things happen.Invisible Impact shines a light on those people, sharing the voices of our colleagues whose work helps shape the places we live and support our communities.In each episode, we chat with people making a difference - what they do, why they care, and how they got here.Their work may not always be visible, but the impact is anything but.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAt Dorset Council every policy, project and service starts with people, often working quietly behind the scenes to make things happen. Invisible Impact shines a light on those people, sharing the voices of our colleagues whose work helps shape the places we live and support our communities.
Invisible Impact is hosted by Dorset Council. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Sam & Erin - reflecting, learning, and a year of surprises" (6 January 2026, 15 minutes), "Bonus Episode - Candy canes, Gingerbread & Jingle" (19 December 2025, 2 minutes), and "Coral & Ben - Wildlife, weird days & a surprise Squirrel" (4 November 2025, 33 minutes).
Invisible Impact publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Invisible Impact is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Invisible Impact requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Invisible Impact's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Invisible Impact are Government & Politics. Invisible Impact has a business audience.
Dorset Council hosts Invisible Impact, a business podcast with 12 episodes published.
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<p>We explore how the podcast has evolved, the emotional and inspiring conversations with guests, behind-the-scenes secrets, and even the unexpected moments – including a surprise squirrel!</p>

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<p>Check out our little bonus episode to celebrate the unsung heroes of the festive holidays! </p>

<p>From hedgelaying, heathland restoration and rescuing wildlife… to the realities of rainy days, dog mess, social media critics, and a baby squirrel dropping out of a tree mid-recording!</p><p><br /></p><p>This episode...

<p>Kevin looks after the bridges, walls and hidden bits that keep the county moving. </p><p>In this episode he explains the day job in plain English: working with engineers, shaping schemes early to save money, and...

<p>Belief beats qualifications. </p><p>Fran, Dorset Council’s Apprenticeships and Work-Based Learning lead, talks about building a team from scratch, why apprenticeships unlock confidence for people who didn’t fit the...

<p>Jack shares his journey into arboriculture, from his apprenticeship with Dorset Council’s ranger team to life as a senior arborist. He talks about the variety of the role, the trust within his team, and why safety...

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<p>Christian reflects on his journey in children’s services, from frontline social work to leadership.</p><p> He shares how personal experience, openness and empathy shape his approach, and why building trust with...

<p>Rian talks about life as Dorset Council’s social media manager, from keeping tabs on what works to building trust online. He shares how creativity, instinct and genuine connection keep the council’s stories real and...

<p> Kim shares her journey from studying animation to becoming a digital apprentice at Dorset Council. With warmth, honesty and humour, she talks about adapting to public sector life, the power of process mapping, and...

<p>Nick reflects on his journey from Royal Navy sailor to Dorset’s Armed Forces Coordinator, sharing how community, courage and a lifetime of service continue to shape his work today.A story of purpose, belonging, and...

Episode #1
<p>Dawn shares how her personal journey fuels her work in child protection, why kindness and fairness matter, and how listening can change lives.</p><p> A powerful story of authenticity, impact, and inclusive...

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<p>At Dorset Council every policy, project and service starts with people, often working quietly behind the scenes to make things happen.</p><p><br></p><p>Invisible Impact shines a light on those people, sharing the...

Episode #2
<p>We have had a little break with podcasts but we are back!</p><p>As work starts to begin on this years festival of the future we thought it would be great to gather some people who helped shaped the Festival last year...

Episode #1
<p>We are kicking off Season 2 of the podcast with a really interesting and fun conversation about remote learning and the effect of lockdown on the future of education.</p><p>Join our host Sam McLaren as he talks about...

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<p>The massive changes of the past few months can't be undone. Toast can't go back to being bread and Dorset can't return to what it was before the pandemic. This podcast discusses some of this change - such as how...

Episode #2
<p>We had no idea how Dorset would change when we recorded this podcast. </p><p>Digital skills have become more important than ever. We looked forward a decade and guessed how digital might change, without knowing how...

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<p>In our first volume we discuss the future of Dorset with help from pupils from The Prince of Wales School who came up with some imaginative and challenging ideas to kick off our conversation.</p><p><br></p><p>Host...
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