The Digg Podcast is about making a difference in life and business. In my opinion, there is no way the two can be separated. Throughout the podcast, I will speak to people who are doing inspiring things in the business world but also those who have a personal story to tell. I hope you learn from and become inspired by what you hear, realising that we can all make a difference no matter what path we take in life. Thank you for listening. IG: https://www.instagram.com/diggforsuccess/ LI: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/carolineoneilldigg
What this show covers
resiliencesocial medialife-changing diagnosishealth warning signsstroke recoverylocked-in syndromeADHDAI and creativityComedyFamilyPaddy Raffleadershipretailhigh streetfamily business
What listeners will find here
A detective’s fight back after a stroke left her locked in at 35
Clodagh Dunlop shares how a stroke at 35 left her with locked-in syndrome and able to communicate only by blinking one eye. The episode follows her recovery, the warning signs she dismissed, and the mindset that helped her return to full-time work.
Paddy Raff on viral videos, family, and what matters beyond the laughs
Paddy Raff talks about his rise from making funny videos for family and friends to selling out Belfast’s SSE Arena. The episode mixes comedy with a more personal look at West Belfast, family life, creativity, ADHD, and the choices that shape a career.
How Menarys survived a century of shocks and still backs the high street
Stephen McCammon traces Menarys from its 1923 start in Dungannon to a 25-store family retail business in 2026. The episode explores leadership, succession, setbacks, and why the company still believes in community, shop-floor people, and the future of the high street.
Black Paddy gets personal on identity, Irish humour and life beyond the viral clips
Black Paddy talks about coming to Ireland from Nigeria, building a life here, and becoming a bridge between cultures. The conversation moves through Irish humour, racism, fatherhood, faith, comedy and the personal struggles behind his online persona.
Russell Watson on fame, illness, and the diagnosis that changed his life
Classical singer Russell Watson reflects on his rise from factory night shifts and working men’s clubs in Salford to global success. He also opens up about dismissed warning signs, a life-changing diagnosis, and how he rebuilt his career while staying grounded through fame.
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