Money Made Human Podcast
Highly Commended at the Scottish Podcast Awards 2026
The Money Made Human podcast celebrates, at its heart, the work of credit unions and their vital role in enriching our lives and communities. Brought to you by 1st Class Credit Union, each episode features insightful discussions with industry leaders and influential voices from society, revealing the meaningful impact that can be made through economic collaboration.
Mostly, it’s a collection of compassionate conversations about navigating life and the individual journeys we take.
The host,
Gayle Lloyd
Money Made Human Podcast
Latest Episodes
Clare Haughey MSP – Convener of the Finance and Public Administration Committee and MSP for Rutherglen and Cambuslang. (#36)
Episode 34 of the Money Made Human podcast features Clare Haughey, MSP for Rutherglen and Cambuslang and Convener of the Finance and Public Administration Committee.From working as a mental health nurse to representing her commu...
Ricky McAulay – UK Operations Director at Royal Mail (#35)
Episode 35 of the Money Made Human podcast features Ricky McAulay, UK Operations Director at Royal Mail.Ricky began his career as a postal cadet in Glasgow in 1986 before becoming a postman in the city’s southside. Nearly four decades la...
Lord Robertson – Former NATO Secretary General and UK Defence Secretary (#34)
Episode 34 of the Money Made Human podcast welcomes one of Scotland’s most distinguished public figures, Lord George Robertson, former Secretary General of NATO, UK Defence Secretary and MP for Hamilton and Hamilton South.Lord Robertson ...
Conor McAuley – Irish Content Creator and Disability Advocate (#33)
Episode 33 of the Money Made Human podcast features Conor McAuley, a content creator living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.In this episode, host Gayle Lloyd speaks with Conor about growing up with Duchenne, becoming a wheelchair user a...
Thomas Hawkins – Editor, The Sunday Post (#32)
Episode 32 of the Money Made Human podcast features Thomas Hawkins, Editor of The Sunday Post.Thomas has enjoyed a 24-year career in journalism, from sports journalism to digital journalism and everything in between. Today, he is Editor ...