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Connectiverse Perspectives

Connectiverse Perspectives

Written by: Darran Wilson
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Connectiverse Perspectives is a monthly podcast that brings the Connectiverse magazine to life.

Each month, the podcast reflects on the latest digital and print edition of Connectiverse, exploring the stories, themes, and conversations shaping life across the Fylde Coast and beyond.

Alongside this, a second episode each month features an in-depth conversation with one of the magazine’s contributors — giving space to the person behind the words, their lived experience, and the work they do in the community.

From health and wellbeing to education, care, finance, neurodiversity, and community support, Connectiverse Perspectives is about connection — helping people understand what support exists, why it matters, and how services and communities can work better together.

Honest, reflective, and rooted in real voices, this is a podcast about people

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Episodes
  • A Room Full of Connection

    A Room Full of Connection
    Jan 7 2026


    This first episode of Connectiverse Perspectives was recorded at Christmas Coffee and Cheer at The Manor Community Hub.

    Across the episode, you’ll hear short conversations with partners, contributors, and community organisations who work alongside Connectiverse — people supporting carers, families, young people, and individuals navigating health, education, wellbeing, and community services.

    Rather than formal interviews, these are honest reflections on connection: why it matters, how it works in practice, and what happens when services stop working in isolation.

    The episode closes with a conversation with Denise, the founder of Connectiverse, reflecting on the day, the journey so far, and the thinking behind creating a space that connects people to support through trust, lived experience, and community.

    This episode captures a moment of shared space, shared purpose, and real voices — recorded as it happened.
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    33 mins
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