Best Rob Draper Podcasts (2025)

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Good morning,This week, Wendy Dalrymple, Canon Pastor at Ripon Cathedral, shared on social media her experience of being in an abusive relationship when she was young. Like many other women who face violence at the hands of men they know, she was locked in a cycle of abuse, followed by remorse, followed by forgiveness, followed by more abuse. The r…

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111. ‘Lifting Hands International’ and Providing Humanitarian Aid to Refugees at Home and Abroad (with Founder and CEO Hayley Smith) 34:09

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Send us a text In this powerful episode I sit down with Hayley Smith, founder and CEO of Lifting Hands International, a nonprofit dedicated to providing meaningful, needs-based aid to refugees around the world. Hayley shares the eye-opening story of how a two-week volunteer trip to Greece opened her eyes to the realities of the global refugee crisi…

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Catherine Pepinster 3:02

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04 DEC 25By BBC Radio 4

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The Rev Canon Dr Jennifer Smith 2:54

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03 DEC 25By BBC Radio 4

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Michael Breus Talks About Sleep, Chronotypes, and the Three Dominoes of Wellness 53:38

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Most of us think of sleep as a nightly event. Michael Breus thinks of it as a lifelong pattern—a shifting, evolving chronotype that changes as we age. Every time he joins me, we end up deep in the details of how rest, alertness, and biology shape our days. This conversation was no different. In this episode, Michael and I dig into the core ideas be…

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Dr Krish Kandiah 3:09

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02 DEC 25By BBC Radio 4

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How to Become a Better Interviewer | Elizabeth Cush 11:02

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Great podcast interviews aren’t about the questions you ask your guest; they’re about how well you listen. Getting this right takes intentionally! In this episode, Elizabeth Cush shares how mindful listening unlocks stronger connections with guests, reveals deeper stories, and keeps conversations engaging and human. Get ready to create interviews t…

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The Russian Pele: The Scandal of Eduard Streltsov | Part Two 52:46

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Welcome to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. Co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper look into the dark and controversial period of Streltsov’s life. In this second part we cover the heinous crime that Streltsov was accused of, the subsequent trial and conviction, and his years in the Gulag. Despite the damning evidence, Streltsov's…

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Dr Anna Rowlands 2:51

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This morning, as many of us will, I’ll open the first door of my Advent calendar. I’m fascinated that this tradition has endured, even as much else about Advent has been overshadowed by all-things Christmas. We owe the origins of the Advent Calendar to 19th- and 20th-century German Lutherans, who also bequeathed us Dietrich Bonhoeffer, one of the m…

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The Rev Canon Dr Rob Marshall 2:49

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29 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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Canon Angela Tilby 2:55

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Good morning. This week saw the beginning of this year’s Reith lectures in which the Dutch historian Rutger Bregman is calling for a moral revolution. This annual lecture series is the chance to hear a distinguished person speak philosophically on a subject which concerns us all. The lectures are named after the BBC’s founder John Reith who believe…

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Daniel Greenberg 2:49

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27 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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110. ‘100 Women Who Care’ and Combining Charitable Gifts to Make a Meaningful Impact (with Chapter Founder Jessica Farnsworth) 29:14

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Send us a text In this inspiring replay episode, I revisit one of the most impactful conversations I've had on the show — a deep dive into the giving-circle movement with '100 Women Who Care.' I personally joined my own local Utah Valley chapter after recording this episode over two years ago, and I've been attending quarterly meetings ever since. …

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The Rev Dr Michael Banner 3:08

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26 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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Quang X. Pham Talks About Underdogs and Effort That Delivers Results 32:59

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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with Quang X. Pham — entrepreneur, author, and the first American of Vietnamese descent to become a U.S. Marine Corps aviator. Quang’s story is the definition of an underdog’s rise — from a young refugee in America to leading a Nasdaq-listed biotech company. His new book, Underdog Nation: Zer…

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The Reverend Lucy Winkett 3:13

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25 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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How to Be the Podcast Guest Hosts Want Back | Chris Williams 8:12

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Many podcast guests overcomplicate interviews and, as a result, end up falling flat. However, the most successful podcast guests use a 3-part framework to stand out from among the rest! In this episode, Chris Williams shares 3 steps for becoming the kind of podcast guest who makes an impact and gets invited back. Get ready to simplify and amplify y…

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The Russian Pele: The Scandal of Eduard Streltsov | Part One 50:46

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Welcome to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. Co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper delve into the story of Eduard Streltsov, the 'Russian Pele'. In the first part of this two-part series, we trace Streltsov's meteoric rise from a poor upbringing to becoming a celebrated football talent. Witness his groundbreaking performances, his…

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Jasvir Singh, CBE. 2:47

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24 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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Brian Draper 3:03

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22 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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Akhandadhi Das, a Vaishnav Hindu teacher and theologian 2:53

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21 Nov 25By BBC Radio 4

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Canon Angela Tilby 2:41

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20 NOV 25By BBC Radio 4

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Tim Stanley 3:10

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19 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Chris Dalla Riva Talks About Music, Data, and the Stories Behind the Hits 45:44

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This episode of A Productive Conversation features Chris Dalla Riva, a musician, data analyst, and Senior Product Manager at Audiomack who bridges the gap between creativity and analytics. Chris joins me to discuss his book Uncharted Territory: What Numbers Tell Us About the Biggest Hit Songs and Ourselves. As part of his research, Chris listened t…

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Booking Podcast Guests That Add Real Value | Olajumoke Fatoki 10:16

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Most podcast host pick their guests based on popularity alone. Sadly, most of the time, those guests disappoint on all levels, and it damages the show's credibility. Thankfully, there's a superior alternative approach you can take! In this episode, Olajumoke Fatoki shares a five-step system to help you book the right guests every time. Get ready to…

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Dr Krish Kandiah 3:12

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18 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Imre Hirschl: The Hungarian Trailblazer of South American Football | Part Two 54:05

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Welcome back to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. Co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper continue the extraordinary story of Imre Hirschl, the Hungarian who revolutionised South American football. In this second part, we look into Hirschl's impact on Uruguay's historic 1950 World Cup victory and his innovative tactics at Club Atlét…

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Professor Tina Beattie 2:57

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17 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Bishop Philip North 2:58

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15 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Daniel Greenberg 2:46

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14 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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109. ‘Thanksgiving Heroes’ and Bringing Thanksgiving Dinner to Families Facing Food Insecurity (with Founder, Rob Adams) 30:37

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Send us a text As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in meal prep and family plans—but this episode will inspire you to think about gratitude in action. I sit down with Rob Adams, Founder of 'Thanksgiving Heroes', a nonprofit that rallies over a thousand volunteers and hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations each year to deli…

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Professor Michael Hurley 3:05

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13 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Rev Roy Jenkins 3:07

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12 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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PM Talks S2E11: Trust 38:55

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This latest edition of our monthly PM Talks series dives into a topic that underpins nearly everything we do: trust. From trusting the moment you’re in to trusting the systems you build, Patrick Rhone and I explore how this single word quietly defines the way we live, work, and connect. In this conversation, we move from the personal—trusting ourse…

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Getting Your Studio Setup Right as a Guest | Junaid Ahmed 12:12

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Most podcast guests are prepared to share their message on as many podcasts as possible. But trust is won or lost before the first word is ever spoken. Your video, audio, and environment matter! In this episode, Junaid Ahmed shares how to create a guest setup that builds credibility on sight and sound. From your microphone and lighting to your came…

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Professor Mona Siddiqui 2:59

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11 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Imre Hirschl: The Hungarian Trailblazer of South American Football | Part One 49:57

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Welcome to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. Co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper deep dive into the extraordinary story of Imre Hirschl, the Hungarian who took South American football by storm. In this first part of a two-part series we hear the story of Hirschl's early life, his emigration to South America, and his unexpected r…

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Rev Lucy Winkett 3:11

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10 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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The Reverend Canon Michael D Parker, Chaplain General to His Majesty’s Land Forces 3:08

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08 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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Bishop Richard Harries 2:49

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07 NOV 2025By BBC Radio 4

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108. Why You Should Make Service Part of Your Family’s Holiday Traditions (and Ideas to Make It Happen) 30:08

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Send us a text The holiday season can be busy and full—but it can also be deeply meaningful. In this solo episode I'm sharing why the holidays are the ideal time to build service into your family traditions, and how simple acts of kindness can bring more joy, connection, and purpose to this time of year. You’ll learn realistic, doable ways to serve…

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James Kimmel Jr. Talks About The Science of Revenge and the Power of Forgiveness 48:43

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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with James Kimmel Jr., JD — a Yale lecturer, lawyer, and leading researcher on the neuroscience of revenge. His new book, The Science of Revenge: Understanding the World’s Deadliest Addiction—and How to Overcome It, explores why our brains crave retaliation and how forgiveness can literally r…

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How to Stay Motivated in Podcasting | Shara Goswick 12:24

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Most podcasters get discouraged when the results don't come fast. It causes many to question if podcasting is worth the effort, even though they know it would lead to good things. Thankfully, there's something you can do to stay motivated! In this episode, Shara Goswick shares how knowing your purpose helps you stay consistent, connected, and clear…

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How Data Won the Premier League: Liverpool and the Rise of Modern Metrics | Part Two 52:35

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Welcome to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. In this second part on data in football, co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper continue their exploration into how data analytics transformed modern football. This episode delves into Liverpool's remarkable journey using data and how it helped them to win the Champions League in 2019 an…

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107. ‘Unified Sports’ and Promoting Social Inclusion Through Shared Sports Competition for Students With and Without Disabilities (with Teacher and Coach Haylee Whiteley) 29:09

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Send us a text What if one program could transform an entire school’s culture—helping students with and without disabilities build real friendships, learn teamwork, and create a spirit of belonging? That’s exactly what Unified Sports is doing. It’s a high school program run through the Special Olympics that brings students with and without intellec…

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Hannah Bookbinder Talks About ADHD, Awareness, and Unlocking Inner Superpowers 32:13

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In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Bookbinder, founder of AcademicAlly, LLC, and creator of the MyTOAD App—an innovative tool designed to help people manage time, organization, accountability, and focus. With over 25 years of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals, Hannah brings both expertise and empathy to the conversation. We expl…

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Ensuring Success in Podcasting | Glenn Hebert, Jaime Legagneur, Rob Greenlee 36:55

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There's a 94% failure rate among podcast hosts and podcast guests. Most people quit podcasting altogether before ever achieving any meaningful results. The reality is that it doesn't have to be this way! There's a way to ensure your success in podcasting! In this episode, Alex Sanfilippo talks with Rob Greenlee, Glenn Hebert, and Jaime Legagneur to…

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How Data Won the Premier League: Liverpool and the Rise of Modern Metrics | Part One 1:00:06

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Welcome to It Was What It Was, the football history podcast. This week co-hosts Jonathan Wilson and Rob Draper are joined by journalist, broadcaster and author of 'Expected Goals: The story of how data conquered football and changed the game' Rory Smith. In today’s episode we explore the fascinating journey of data analytics in football. From the e…

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106. 'Tabitha's Way Food Pantry' and Helping People Through Tough Times by Providing Temporary Food Assistance (with Founder and Executive Director Wendy Osborne) 31:07

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Send us a text Food pantries and food banks across the United States are seeing record levels of demand right now for so many reasons — if you’ve ever felt that tug to volunteer, donate, or somehow get involved, now truly is the time. That’s why I’m resharing this meaningful episode that originally aired in February 2024 featuring 'Tabitha’s Way Fo…

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Anthony Verdino Talks About Simplifying CBT and Finding Balance Through Mindful Productivity 52:42

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In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with Anthony Verdino — a licensed clinical social worker and author of CBT Simplified. Drawing from both his professional expertise and personal story of resilience, Anthony shares how cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be applied beyond the therapy room — into the way we think, act, and …