This YouTube video features Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim describing an anecdote about meeting a listener (a lawyer and mother of three married to a GP) who listens to his podcast while at home. He emphasizes that although the podcast is highly targeted to doctors and healthcare professionals (covering topics like NHS pensions), its advice is often useful to a general audience as well.
I traveled to. Was that Kidderminster last month. And I met somebody, a fantastic lady. She's a lawyer and she's a mother of three. I think the husband is a gp. That's how she found us. And she says. She said to me, andy, sometimes while I'm cooking or doing stuff at home, I put on your podcast and I'm listening to it and I'm like, oh, my podcast for doctors and healthcare professionals, nurses and all that. And she, like, she. She didn't say, objection, my Lord, but I wish she did. But basically she said, yeah, but what you say is useful for anyone. But that's true. What we share is useful for non doctors, non nurses, non physiotherapy, non healthcare professionals. Except that there are some specific areas that we focus quite hard on, like things like NHS pension and a few other things that pertain to doctors. So it's quite highly targeted to doctors and healthcare professionals, but of course it's useful for other people.
