You’ve Been Blacklisted is a fast-paced gameshow-podcast where host Matt Black presides over two guests battling to banish life’s little irritations to the Blacklist. It’s part comedy roast, part catharsis.
How it works
Five rounds:Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror (modern life/tech), and Songs.
Head-to-head picks: Each guest nominates one thing per round to “blacklist.”
Host’s verdict: Matt chooses one winner per round.
Tally time: Most round wins = Blacklister of the Week.
Prize: The coveted “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Expect quick wit, playful arguments, and standout one-liners.
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
Exactly How Many Erections Are You Responsible For?
Épisode 11
jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 01:00:57
In this episode of You’ve Been Blacklisted, Matt Black welcomes Claire Lloyd-Jones (LJ Modern Bookkeeping) and Shaun Gill (Concept Architectural Design) for five rounds of petty complaints, dodgy quotes and modern-life moans, with Radio Ed chipping in from the Love Shack.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds — Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror Moments, and Songs. One blacklist per round; most “wins” takes Blacklister of the Week (and the T-shirt).
Round 1 – Films: Shaun goes after Forrest Gump (too much running, not enough meaning), while Claire targets Star Wars — specifically A New Hope.
Round 2 – Quotes: Claire nominates “Don’t worry, be happy” (pointless when real problems exist), while Shaun nominates “Good vibes only” (influencer-core, patronising).
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Shaun declares Panini sticker books a financial trap you need to remortgage to finish; Claire nominates shell suits (flammy, rustly, tragic in hindsight).
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Claire goes after electric scooters (dangerous, abandoned everywhere, no helmet culture); Shaun targets ice baths (performative “doing it for the ‘gram”).
Round 5 – Songs: Shaun nominates “What Does the Fox Say?” while Claire nominates Crazy Frog (the unholy ringtone era).
Best Moments
Shaun arriving as a “beefcake” and the running gag about how many “erections” he’s responsible for.
The nostalgia fashion pitch: shell suits as a “go-to piece for a wedding… or a funeral” (apparently).
Matt’s very relatable parental pain: Panini costs “eight to nine hundred pounds every bloody tournament.”
About the guest - Claire Lloyd-Jones
Claire Lloyd-Jones is the founder of LJ Modern Bookkeeping, helping small businesses stay organised, compliant and confident with their numbers. With a friendly, no-jargon approach, she supports clients with day-to-day bookkeeping, tidy reporting and practical guidance that makes finances feel manageable. Claire prides herself on accuracy, reliability and clear communication, giving business owners more time to focus on growth while knowing their books are in safe hands.
About the guest - Shaun Gill
Shaun Gill is the founder of Concept Architectural Design, creating practical, well-designed spaces for homeowners and property developers. From initial ideas through to planning and detailed drawings, he guides clients with clear advice and a problem-solving mindset, helping projects run smoothly from concept to construction. Known for his approachable style and attention to detail, Shaun balances creative design with real-world buildability to deliver layouts that look great and work brilliantly.
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
In this episode of You’ve Been Blacklisted, Matt Black welcomes Paul Biddulph (Information Solutions) and James Cassidy (Inspired Accountancy Services / Inspired Roofing Solutions) to battle across five rounds of petty grievances, with Radio Ed stirring the pot. One nomination per round gets banished; most “wins” takes Blacklister of the Week (and the unwanted T-shirt).
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds — Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror Moments, and Songs. One blacklist per round; most round-wins = Blacklister of the Week.
Round 1 – Films: James targets Kill Bill (Volume 1) for being a “to be continued” wind-up with barely any Bill; Paul nominates Mamma Mia for being a nauseating ABBA film musical.
Round 2 – Quotes: Paul nominates “Don’t wait for the storm to pass, learn to dance in the rain” for being overused, IKEA-core inspiration. James nominates “We did a thing” for cryptic attention-seeking posts that make you decipher the news.
Round 3 – Nostalgia: James goes after yo-yos (three tricks, then a knotty mess). Paul nominates the decline of real bands (guitar/drums/bass) and argues we’re force-fed solo artists instead.
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Paul blacklists AI deepfake videos (fake shark clips, “what’s real anymore?”). James blacklists self-service checkouts for “unexpected item in bagging area” stress, queues, and doing unpaid work while getting judged by the attendant.
Round 5 – Songs: Matt’s finale comes down to James’ pick “You’re Beautiful” — James Blunt (overplayed misery), versus Paul’s pick “Trip to Trumpton” (ruined by frantic jungle/drum & bass).
Best Moments
Matt on judging: “I’ll be judging silently and unfairly.”
The password one-liners (including Matt’s infamous “not long enough” gag).
James on modern posting culture: “We did a thing… and it’s your job to decipher what they’ve done.”
Blowholes Are For Breathing Not Breeding
Épisode 9
jeudi 5 mars 2026 • Durée 01:01:23
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, Matt welcomes Matt Richards (Family Shield Financial) and Pete Tarbuck (Lead Magpie) to go head-to-head across five rounds of pettiness, hot takes and modern-life moans, with Radio Ed popping up throughout. Only one nomination per round gets banished to the blacklist, and the guest with the most “wins” takes the title (and the unwanted T-shirt).
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds — Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror Moments, and Songs. One blacklist per round; most round-wins = Blacklister of the Week.
Round 1 – Films: Matt wants to wipe Fast & Furious after the third film off the planet (cars in space, submarines on ice, “Avengers with engines”). Pete controversially goes for The Shawshank Redemption (the tunnel/poster logic).
Round 2 – Quotes: Pete nominates “If you know, you know” (lazy, exclusionary, meaningless). Matt nominates “We all have the same 24 hours” (hustle-culture nonsense that ignores real life).
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Matt brings in incubated toy aliens (the true crime is the schoolyard rumour that they “give birth”). Pete nominates the childhood lie “Don’t sit too close to the TV — you’ll get square eyes.”
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Pete attacks staged short-form videos with fake laughs and obvious setups. Matt goes for motion sensor bins (oversensitive, battery-hungry, and forcing you to “dance” just to throw something away).
Round 5 – Songs: Matt nominates Mariah Carey — “All I Want for Christmas Is You” (played too early, everywhere, and always when you’re trapped shopping). Pete nominates “Sweet Caroline” (overused stadium/pubs anthem).
Best Moments
Matt Black to Matt Richards: insurance sellers can be so dull they “use their personality as birth control.”
Pete’s Shawshank logic grenade: “How the **** did that [poster] get back on there?”
Suck, Granny & Egg Should Never Be In The Same Sentence
Épisode 8
jeudi 19 février 2026 • Durée 56:27
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, Matt Black is joined by two proper “moan machines”: his wife Cath Black and retired police officer Rebecca Bowley. With producer Ed Nell in the room (and a scandalous letter from Enid), they go head-to-head across five rounds to decide what gets launched into the abyss.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds—Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror (modern life), and Songs. One blacklist per round; most wins takes Blacklister of the Week (and the T-shirt).
Round 1 – Films: Cath targets Pearl Harbour (clichés, love triangle, inaccuracies); Rebecca goes for Grease (the flying-car ending).
Round 2 – Quotes: Rebecca blacklists the classic parental line “You can’t have them… you’ll only eat them”; Cath picks “You can’t teach a granny to suck eggs.”
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Cath attacks the Etch A Sketch (two knobs, zero artistry); Rebecca chooses cat’s cradle (string misery).
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Rebecca goes after people using loudspeakers in public; Cath targets filming gigs on phones.
Round 5 – Songs: Cath nominates Elbow – “One Day Like This”; Rebecca chooses “Happy Birthday.”
Best Moments
The Enid letter to Matt: “He’s the only reason some of us tune in… that soothing monotone does things to me.” (Enid, 94½).
Rebecca on nicknames: “I’m not a Becky… I see a little Labrador walking along.”
Rebecca’s childhood injustice: “You can’t have them… you’ll only eat them.” (Yes… that’s the point.)
Cath’s Etch A Sketch verdict: “Two knobs… and if you’re skilfully turning them you could do a very wiggly angle.”
Rebecca’s birthday mission: “Happy Birthday is supposed to be joyous… please can we change the tune?”
Sausage with a Side of Splinter
Épisode 7
jeudi 5 février 2026 • Durée 53:20
In this episode of You’ve Been Blacklisted, hosted by Matt Black, Kellie Johnson (My Midlands) faces Hannah Green (Tipples & Tonics) across five gloriously petty rounds, with Radio Ed stirring the pot. One pick per round gets the blacklist; most wins earns the “Blacklister of the Week” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror (modern life), Songs. Most blacklisted picks wins.
Round 1 – Films: Kellie: High School Musical 2; Hannah: The Greasy Strangler
Round 2 – Quotes: “It is what it is” (Hannah) vs “Money can’t buy happiness” (Kellie)
“If it hadn’t been for that… you know… I’d be married” — Kellie’s unprintable Cotton Eye Joe theory.
“Crocs are a cry for help… the holes are escape routes for your dignity.” — Kellie.
“It’s the human equivalent of turning your computer off and on again.” — Matt on “It is what it is.”
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
About the guest - Kellie Jonson
Kellie Johnson is the founder of My Midlands, a platform celebrating the people, places and independent businesses that give the region its character. With a background in community storytelling and digital marketing, she shines a light on local success stories, hidden gems and can’t-miss events, connecting audiences with what’s on their doorstep. Warm, curious and relentlessly positive, Kellie champions collaboration across towns and cities, partnering with creators, venues and charities to boost visibility, footfall and pride in the Midlands region.
I Hate Frodo
Épisode 6
jeudi 22 janvier 2026 • Durée 44:07
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, estate agent Andrew Downing-Booth faces financial adviser Dan Chadwick (Mercian Wealth Management). One gripe per round gets the blacklist; the winner nabs the coveted “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds—Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror (modern life), and Songs. Most blacklisted picks = Blacklister of the Week.
Round 1 – Films: Dan rants at Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (mainly Frodo); Andy targets Dolittle (2020).
Round 2 – Quotes: Andy swings at Shakespeare’s “To be, or not to be.” Dan picks the teen meme “Six Seven.”
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Dan nukes the teacher classic “You won’t always have a calculator.” Andy goes after Beanie Babies.
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Andy tries to bin the mobile phone (signal rage); Dan targets “doing it for the ’Gram.”
Dan’s net worth sets up Matt’s “I don’t own a net” gag.
Italian brain-rot: a classroom chorus to “Six Seven.”
Andy’s mobile-phone tirade: “Don’t call it a mobile, there’s no signal!”
Dan on Central Cee’s lyric: “Bragging about ‘good wood’ isn’t romance.”
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
That Tingle Might Be a Water Infection
Épisode 5
jeudi 8 janvier 2026 • Durée 45:37
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, charity fundraiser Ian Bowley faces serial entrepreneur Scott Milligan across five mischievous rounds, with Radio Ed chiming in (and fan-mail from Enid…). One pick per round gets the blacklist; the winner nabs the coveted “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, Black Mirror (modern life), Songs. Most blacklisted picks = Blacklister of the Week.
Round 1 – Films: Scott targets the Jurassic Park sequels; Ian swings at Mamma Mia.
Round 2 – Quotes: Ian: “Everything happens for a reason.” Scott: “It is what it is.”
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Scott fondly nominates Space/Pop Rocks; Ian slams Wall Walkers (the sticky “sticky men”).
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Ian rants about speakerphones in public; Scott goes after reaction reels.
Matt on speakerphone culture: psychologists call it “forced intimacy.”
Scott on reaction reels: “The laziest way to get engagement.”
Ian on Wall Walkers vs anaglypta wallpaper: “Absolutely pointless.”
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
Baby Should Stay in the Corner Forever
Épisode 4
jeudi 25 décembre 2025 • Durée 51:26
In this crossover of Blacklisted with Matt Black, Deb Lee and Matt Morgan (Cabernet Queens Podcast) battle across five rounds, wine in hand, while Radio Ed chips in. One gripe per round gets the blacklist; the winner bags the “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
Round 1 – Films: Deb torpedoes Face/Off; Matt swings at Dirty Dancing.
Round 2 – Quotes: Matt: “Live every day like it’s your last.” Deb: “If you know, you know (IYKYK).”
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Clackers vs MiniDiscs.
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Pickleball vs Self-appointed online “experts” (IBEs).
Round 5 – Songs: “Bat Out of Hell” (Deb) vs “Cha Cha Slide” (Matt).
Best Moments
Deb on clackers: “Absolutely lethal… how were they even allowed?”
Matt on “live every day like it’s your last”: “It’s impossible, who would work?”
Deb on IBEs (Instant Bloody Experts): “Opinion stated as fact… algorithms feed the echo chambers.”
Radio Ed on “Cha Cha Slide”: “I’d like to poo on the actual CD it was played on.”
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
About the guest - Deb Lee
Deb Lee is the owner of Aldridge Mortgage & Protection, a family-run business focused on helping clients achieve their property goals. From first-time buyers to seasoned investors, Deb offers tailored advice on purchasing, refinancing, and borrowing. Based in the West Midlands but serving clients nationwide, she provides flexible support through remote or face-to-face consultations. With a client-first approach and a passion for making the mortgage process simple and stress-free, Deb ensures her clients' property dreams become reality.
You Have to Suck and Blow in the Right Holes
Épisode 3
jeudi 11 décembre 2025 • Durée 48:56
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, Sarah Butt (Skincare Expert) faces Pete Chatham (AIM Environmental) across five fiery rounds, with producer Radio Ed popping up as ever. One gripe per round gets the blacklist; most wins earn the “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
Round 1 – Films: Sarah slams Benjamin Button for false advertising (“no actual button”); Pete targets The Nightmare Before Christmas, pumpkins at Christmas?
Round 2 – Quotes: “Where did you have it last?” (Pete) vs “Me on a plate” (Sarah).
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Slap bands (metal and menacing) vs Jim’ll Fix It.
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Man bags (Pete) vs Face filters (Sarah).
Round 5 – Songs: “Piano Man” – Billy Joel (Sarah) vs “Ain’t No Sunshine” – Bill Withers (Pete).
Best Moments
“I was expecting him to turn into a button.” – Sarah on Benjamin Button.
“Arnold Schwarzenegger has shares in pest control… he’s an ex-Terminator.” – Matt to Pete.
“Slap bands: joy in a band… that could cut your arm off.” – Sarah.
“Filters make it harder to believe anything.” – Matt, weighing up the modern world.
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
About the guest - Peter Chatham
Peter Chatham is a specialist at AIM Environmental, helping businesses and homeowners keep sites safe, compliant and pest-free. Known for clear advice and rapid response, he plans and delivers tailored treatments, prioritising prevention, discreet service and humane, environmentally responsible methods. Peter works across residential and commercial settings, from one-off callouts to ongoing maintenance, focusing on long-term protection, minimal disruption and measurable results.
Groaner Not A Moaner
Épisode 2
jeudi 27 novembre 2025 • Durée 46:54
In this episode of Blacklisted with Matt Black, videographer James “Coops” Cooper (JCFX Media) faces David Whitehouse (InLife Web Design) across five rounds, with producer Radio Ed chiming in. One pick per round gets the blacklist stamp and the winner pockets the coveted “You’ve Been Blacklisted” T-shirt.
Key Takeaways
The Game Plan: Five rounds—Films, Quotes, Nostalgia, “Black Mirror” (modern life tech/trends), and Songs. Most blacklisted picks = Blacklister of the Week.
Round 1 – Films: Coops swings at Rocky; David targets The Perfect Storm.
Round 2 – Quotes: David debunks the Einstein-attributed “fish climbing a tree” line; Coops nominates “Cheer up, it might never happen.”
Round 3 – Nostalgia: Coops (while eating one live) turns on Scotch eggs; David picks Rolf’s Cartoon Club.
Round 4 – Black Mirror Moments: Coops goes after five-minute voice notes (the dreaded “just a quick one”); David targets mainstream media.
Coops, mid-snack strategy: “I’m proving a point” (while catching the Scotch-egg meat sweats).
“Voice notes that start with ‘Just a quick one’…” (Coops’ case for the blacklist.)
“Baby Shark isn’t a song; it’s a psychological weapon.” (Coops seals the finale.)
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
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The nostalgia swerve into a surprisingly sincere rant about why bands matter.
About the guest - James Cassidy
James Cassidy is the founder of Inspired Accountancy Services and Inspired Roofing Solutions, combining commercial nous with a practical, hands-on approach to helping people and businesses thrive. He supports clients with clear, no-nonsense advice, focusing on good decisions, strong foundations and long-term growth. Known for his straight talking, humour and problem-solving mindset, James brings energy and reliability to every project, whether he’s balancing the numbers or getting stuck in on-site.
About the guest - Paul Biddulph
Paul Biddulph is a technology and information specialist at Information Solutions, helping organisations use data, systems and smart thinking to work more efficiently. With a calm, practical approach, he supports clients to simplify processes, improve reporting and get the right information to the right people, without the jargon. Known for being dependable and solutions-focused, Paul bridges the gap between tech and day-to-day operations, making digital change feel clear, useful and achievable.
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
The greatest dad comeback ever: “Well, get a round telly then.”
Radio Ed’s accidental character confession: “Hi, everybody, I’m Pancake Pete…” (followed by immediate regret).
The episode’s unofficial life advice: “Dance in front of your bin and chill out.”
About the guest - Pete Tarbuck
Pete Tarbuck is the founder of Lead Magpie, helping businesses generate consistent, high-quality leads through smart marketing systems and clear messaging. Known for straight-talking advice and practical strategy, he supports companies to attract the right enquiries, improve conversion and build predictable pipelines without gimmicks. With a sharp eye for what actually works, Pete combines creativity with data-led thinking to turn attention into action and marketing into measurable growth.
About the guest - Matt Richards
Matt Richards is a financial adviser at Family Shield Financial, supporting individuals, families and business owners with clear, practical guidance on protection, mortgages and long-term financial planning. Known for a down-to-earth approach, he helps clients understand their options, make confident decisions and put safeguards in place for the things that matter most. Matt focuses on building lasting relationships, tailoring solutions to real life and ensuring people feel informed, supported and properly protected.
About the host - Matt Black
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
Raised in sunny Shrewsbury, he moved to the Black Country in 1999, living in Cannock and now Walsall. Married, divorced and remarried, he has four children, making family life busy and joyful. Matt is a charity trustee and seasoned sales professional.
Hannah Green is the founder of Tipples & Tonics, a Midlands cocktail studio and mobile bar known for playful, polished drinks. A seasoned mixologist and event host, she designs bespoke menus, tastings and cocktail classes for weddings, launches and team socials, blending classic technique with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Warm, organised and unflappable, Hannah handles everything from glassware to garnish, creating memorable, hospitality-led experiences that get people talking and brands noticed, one perfectly balanced drink at a time.
Andrew entered estate agency in 2007, became a sales negotiator in 2009 after graduating from the University of Birmingham, and helped two start-ups reach market-leader status, rising to assistant manager, branch manager and later sales manager. He now runs Andrew Downing-Booth Estate Agents. Away from work he plays six-a-side in goal, supports Wolves, and enjoys family days and walks with Milo the spaniel.
He is a Financial Adviser with over eight years’ experience, proud to serve at Mercian Wealth Management, where clients’ best interests come first. Inspired by seeing family and friends struggle without guidance, he helps people make sound choices on wealth management, protection and retirement planning. Outside work, he enjoys the gym, boxing, yoga and golf, is learning Bachata, and, formerly a part-time PT, supports others’ confidence. A recent Birmingham resident, he loves hikes with his dog and family.
Scott has spent much of his career working in marketing and has run agencies since 2005, specialising in beauty, insurance, and law. As voluntary Strategic Director at Burton Radio, he rebranded the station, introduced breakfast and lunchtime shows, set record live listeners and grew monthly listeners from 3,000 to 12,000 with turnover up eightfold. He now steers the Burton Echo and co-launched Lichfield Radio with Ruth Redgate (launch 19 Jan 2026). Through Milligan Advocates and Origin Media Group, he funds community media. He’s also released three acclaimed albums.
Alongside family members, Ian established the Stan Bowley Trust in 2008, gaining charitable status in 2011. After a steep learning curve, the team built a sustainable local charity that has helped save countless people affected by cancer. They remain committed to making CyberKnife widely available across the UK and are currently in discussion with Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham to fund a “Home from Home” for CyberKnife patients.
Matt Morgan is a passionate travel specialist committed to turning your dream holidays into reality. Offering expert, impartial advice and 24/7 support, Matt ensures every step of your journey is stress-free. From crafting itineraries across all continents to arranging weddings, honeymoons, cruises, and city breaks, he handles every detail, including visas and check-ins. With strong industry relationships and ATOL protection, Matt delivers personalised, worry-free travel experiences tailored to your needs.
Sarah Butt is an independent Skincare specialist, helping clients build simple, effective routines with vegan, cruelty-free products. She offers friendly consultations, from quick skin check-ins to pamper evenings, tailoring recommendations to individual goals, sensitivities and budgets. Known for clear advice and genuine care, Sarah focuses on healthy, glowing skin and sustainable choices, supporting customers before and after purchase with tips, testimonials and easy-to-follow routines.
David Whitehouse develops effective web and mobile solutions for clients of all sizes, with credits including Danny John-Jules, Channel 4, One Stop, Universal, Take That, FIFA, VIBE, Fast Car Magazine and Twycross Zoo. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Computing Science from Staffordshire University, where he later worked as a Web Designer. A regular SEO speaker to Chambers of Commerce, he has contributed to .NET magazine and authored the international bestseller “SEO for SMEs”.
James Cooper runs JCFX Media, a Staffordshire-based video production company with a decade of experience creating films for businesses large and small. From web video to graphics and animation, he shapes clients’ visions into eye-catching, high-quality, cost-effective content. Whether using the studio’s green screen or filming on site, JCFX provides the kit and expertise to make brands stand out.
