Salisbury Business Podcast off to a flying start with £600 donated to charity and over 1000 listeners

Wednesday, 21 May 2025 05:55

The Salisbury Business Podcast has made a brilliant start since its launch, combining entertaining and honest conversations with a commitment to supporting local causes.

Hosted by Daniel Willock and Adam Budd, the show has donated £600 to the charities its guests chose.

Each episode invites a local business owner or entrepreneur to share their story, challenges and wins in a relaxed and open format.

While the focus is on business, the conversations are anything but boring. The podcast aims to help local businesses promote themselves, share real advice and connect with a wider audience.

What sets it apart is its ongoing charitable support. With every guest appearance, £100 is donated to a charity of their choice. So far, the donations have gone to:

Wiltshire Creative
Alzheimer’s Society
MS Society
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
Children’s Chance Salisbury
Stars Appeal

Daniel and Adam launched the podcast with a clear goal in mind: to support and promote independent businesses in Salisbury and to give back to the community in the process.

“We’ve had such great feedback from listeners and guests,” said Daniel Willock. “People are enjoying the relaxed style, the mix of business insights and real talk, and the fact that we’re doing something positive for local charities at the same time.”

With guests from industries like finance, farming, care and the arts, the podcast is growing fast and gaining a loyal following. The team is now encouraging more people to subscribe, follow and spread the word so the impact can continue.

You can listen and subscribe on:
Spotify: Salisbury Business Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/14z7IuZtQp8ZFcsoM41GgA?si=dd59bc8b382a462e
YouTube: Salisbury Business Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@SalisburyBusinessPodcast

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