The Warm Up - Episode 1: Darts Stars revealed & Tribe recalled for Lions

The debut episode of The Warm Up / Cool Down with our local sports reporters Elliot Corbel and Archie Corbett gets underway with a full breakdown of a packed sporting weekend, including standout news both on and off the island.

This week’s discussion covers the Jersey Bulls’ trip to Ashford United in the Isthmian South East Division, dramatic cup action across local football, Jersey Rugby’s triple-header, the launch of hockey’s new Super League, Asa Tribe’s Lions recall, and a behind-the-scenes look at the impressive White Collar Darts set-up.
We’ll be back on Tuesday with our first Cool Down episode, bringing you a full run-down of the weekend’s action.

Female entrepreneurs in Jersey have just days left to apply for a groundbreaking new initiative which aims to supercharge their growth over the next year.

FLARE – a competitive programme by All Island Media which is short for Female Leaders And Rising Entrepreneurs – will see one outstanding founder awarded a year-long mentorship and £20,000-worth of advertising support across the Island’s leading media platforms.

Applications close on 31 January, with the winner to be selected by an expert judging panel in February, and announced in time for International Women's Day.

Among those judges is Shakera Rolle‑Manuel, founder of SRM Accountancy and lead sponsor of FLARE, who says her backing for the scheme comes from a long-standing commitment to helping entrepreneurs who might otherwise go unseen.

In this podcast, she speaks to Connect editor Fiona Potigny about her business journey and passion for helping rising stars.

Head to flarejersey.com to find out more.

Are you a female founder with a big idea? Imagine unlocking £20,000-worth of marketing support across Jerseys biggest media platforms, and year-long mentorship to take your business to new heights.

Welcome to FLARE – a new initiative from All Island Media set to supercharge women-led start-ups in the lead-up to International Women's Day.

In this episode, Connect Magazine Editor Fiona Potigny speaks to FLARE sponsor Zandy Cohen, founder of Cohen Family Law about her business journey to date and why she would encourage others to apply for this game-changing opportunity.

Head to www.flarejersey.com for more information.

Are you a female founder with a big idea?

Imagine unlocking £20,000-worth of marketing support across Jerseys biggest media platforms, and year-long mentorship to take your business to new heights.

Welcome to FLARE – a new initiative from All Island Media set to supercharge women-led start-ups in the lead-up to International Women's Day.

Connect Magazine Editor Fiona Potigny speaks to Rosie Lee, All Island Media Business Development Manager, about how this game-changing opportunity will help turn ambition into action.

Stay tuned as Rosie shares her own entrepreneurial side hustle and how YOU could become the next success story.

Head to www.flarejersey.com for more information – and to apply.

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Sustainability is a key commitment for many financial firms – both local and further afield.

Sustainability has also been a key focus of Russell Waite’s career, and he has seen first-hand the way the topic has evolved over the years.

Russell is an Investment Director at Capital International (Jersey) Limited, part of the Capital International Group. He joined the Group following its acquisition of APW Investors Limited, formerly Affinity Private Wealth’s investment arm - a move he says will strengthen the focus on sustainable finance.

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speaker and do not constitute investment advice or a recommendation. Capital International (Jersey) Limited is regulated by the Jersey Financial Services Commission.”

A duck that has been called the "world's rarest duck" and was declared extinct in 2004 had a rising-from-the-ashes moment when conservationists found a flock on a remote Madagascar lake...

But this wasn't the end of the Madagascar pochard's tribulations, as when the species was saved, their new habitat was destroyed.

Chris Ransom, the Durrell Wildlife and Conservation Trust's Field Programmes Director, spoke to Bailiwick Podcasts about the charity's work bringing back the duck - and a whole lake while they were at it.

Welcome to Aurigny In The Air(waves) a podcast with James Filleul, taking you behind the scenes of Guernseys airline, Aurigny. Join us as we meet the dedicated team who makes the airline soar giving the Guernsey community a deeper look in to the organisation and its operations.

In this final episode James dives into life in the cabin with Max Redhead, Aurigny’s Cabin Crew Manager. From working closely with a small, tight-knit team to getting to know regular passengers right down to their favourite food orders.

Max also shares how the airline is bringing more genuine Guernsey products onboard, helping passengers start their island experience before they even land, and what the intensive training process looks like for cabin crew when it comes to safety and handling emergencies.

For your chance to WIN a pair of return flights from Guernsey or Alderney, all you have to do is listen carefully! The answer to win the sixth pair of flights is covered in Episode 6.

Then follow this link to fill in the form: https://www.bailiwickexpress.com/news/listen-aurigny-in-the-airwaves-episode-six-a-career-in-the-cabin/

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