Britbox, Lady Di and the wedding of the century
In the latest Good Things Guy podcast, Brent Lindeque talks everything Britbox, Lady Diana and the Wedding of the Century. He's joined by Neale Dennett, the New Markets Launch Director for BritBox
International, and Kent Gavin - the British photojournalist who met
Princess Diana on numerous occasions and whose images have featured
consistently on newspaper and magazine covers around the world.
Yup, Avid South African TV fans can now binge-watch the best of British programming all in one place as subscription video-on-demand service BritBox has launched locally as of 6 August, with new and exclusive titles such as Line of Duty season 6, Professor T and Wedding of the Century, plus thousands of hours of classic content and family favourites.
After taking the United States, UK, Canada and Australia by storm and with over two million global subscriptions, BritBox is bringing local consumers a wide range of top-quality viewing, including the biggest collection of British box sets, courtesy of a joint venture between British television powerhouses BBC and ITV, responsible for some of TV’s most iconic moments.
To chat about this incredible new streaming service, we’re joined by Neale Dennett - the New Markets Launch Director for BritBox International and Kent Gavin - a British photojournalist who met Princess Diana on numerous occasions and whose images have featured consistently on newspaper and magazine covers throughout the world. Click below to listen.
Meanwhile, when you give someone your word, do you truly mean it? "That is powerful - that you do what you say you're going to do," says radio & TV celebrity psychologist and TV presenter Charissa Bloomberg - who's a renowned Integrity Leadership specialist.
It's powerful when you do the right thing -- and you feel good for no other reason.
Bloomberg - an accredited Emotional Intelligence facilitator - joins Brent Lindeque on the Good Things Guy podcast on JacPod to discuss “raising the integrity meter” in South Africa.
Bloomberg has a Masters in Psychology, as well as a Psychodrama and Group Dynamics qualification from Oxford University, and the Capetonian brings 20 years of extensive international experience into the Psychologist space.
Listen to the discussion below.
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