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MIC media nominated for Creative Business of the Year

April 19, 2024April 19, 2024
by Vic

We’re bursting with excitement to announce that MIC media has been nominated for the Creative Business of the Year Award at the upcoming Pride of Tameside Business Awards!

This nomination is a huge honour for our entire team. We’re a passionate bunch who pour our hearts into crafting podcasts for amazing clients and upskilling thousands of people from across the country to create their own podcasts. To be recognised alongside other Tameside creative powerhouses is incredibly humbling.

About the Awards

The Pride of Tameside Business Awards celebrates the very best businesses in the Tameside borough. It’s a fantastic event that recognises innovation, entrepreneurial spirit, and the positive impact local businesses have on the community.

Vic Elizabeth Turnbull, MIC media founder and CEO adds,

“We’re over the moon to be nominated for the Creative Business of the Year award at the Pride of Tameside Business Awards. To be celebrated on our home turf is the icing on the cake.

What sets MIC apart is our commitment to amplifying underheard stories and making podcasting accessible for all. This nomination fuels our passion to continue to make podcasting a platform where everyone can have their voice heard.”

A big thanks to the Pride of Tameside Awards and the judges for their support, plus a huge well done to all of the nominees. We’re keeping our fingers crossed, but no matter the outcome, we’re so proud of what we’ve achieved here at MIC media.

Stay tuned for updates on the ceremony in May!

MIC media is a podcast production and training agency that understands social impact businesses. We get out of bed every morning to make podcasting easy and accessible for everyone. We simply help people to Grab The MIC and amplify their important voices and stories.

Drop us a line hey @ micmedia.co.uk if you’re curious about starting a podcast for your business.

Podcasts

SMW: Episode 11 – Stacey Copeland

October 2, 2019July 8, 2021
by Vic

This Strong Manchester Woman has played football for England and is a championship boxer. For one person to achieve both of these in their life time is huge.

But because of gender, she’s received knock backs at every impressive milestone. It’s these experiences that have spurred this Strong Manchester Woman, to make the patriarchal world of sport more equal for the next generation of sports women who come after her.

In this episode, your host Vic Elizabeth Turnbull speaks to Stacey Copeland a professional boxer and the first British female boxer to win the Commonwealth title.

As a passionate advocate for women and girls in Greater Manchester, she presents a weekly show on BBC Radio Manchester and has spoken in the European Parliament and at the United Nations as well as delivering more than 100 talks to schools and businesses. She is also involved in a number of charity and community initiatives, including as founder of Pave The Way, a foundation to challenge gender stereotypes and pave the way for girls and women in sport.

11: Stacey Copeland
Listen to this episode from Strong Manchester Women on Spotify. A passionate conversation with professional boxer Stacey Copeland. She’s also the founder of Pave The Way, a charity to challenge gender stereotypes and to support women and girls to get ahead in sports. On top of all that she’s a BBC radio presenter.

In this episode Stacey talks about,

Becoming a spokesperson for women in sport
Not being able to compete in major sporting events like the Olympics
Nailing your why
Not dwelling on negativity and turning into an impactful, positive
How a one-off project turned into a charity
Fighting sexism to become the first British female boxer to win the Commonwealth title
Why playing football for England started off on a sour note
What it’s like to navigate a male dominated and designed sporting world.

Links and information

Follow Stacey’s boxing journey and what’s happening with Pave The Way on twitter
Listen to Stacey’s weekly show on BBC Radio Manchester
Find out more about Caroline Criado Perez’s book ‘Invisible Women’ here

Next Episode
9th October

Listen here too,
You can also listen on your preferred podcast player too, simply search ‘Strong Manchester Women’. This includes…

Strong Manchester Women
The podcast is inspired by the annual Strong Women campaign. The 14 women profiled in this series were selected for the 2019 campaign. For more information about the women visit The Pankhurst Trust’s website

Credits
Produced by us guys, aka MIC Media |@MICmediauk

More Episodes
Listen to other Strong Manchester Women podcast episodes here

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Using the hashtag #StrongMCRwomen & @MICmediauk or facebook.com/MICmediaUK

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MIC media nominated for Creative Business of the Year

We’re bursting with excitement to announce that MIC media has been nominated for the Creative Business of the Year Award at the upcoming Pride of Tameside Business Awards!

About the Awards

Vic Elizabeth Turnbull, MIC media founder and CEO adds,

MIC media is a podcast production and training agency that understands social impact businesses. We get out of bed every morning to make podcasting easy and accessible for everyone. We simply help people to Grab The MIC and amplify their important voices and stories.

Drop us a line hey @ micmedia.co.uk if you’re curious about starting a podcast for your business.

SMW: Episode 11 – Stacey Copeland

11: Stacey Copeland