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
Jock Brown – Scottish Football Commentator and Former Celtic General Manager (#30)
Episode 30 of the Money Made Human podcast features Jock Brown, Scottish football commentator and former General Manager of Celtic Football Club.Jock has enjoyed a remarkable career spanning law, broadcasting and Scottish football. After...
Kevin Duffy – Scotland Partnership Manager at the Money and Pensions Service (#29)
Episode 29 of the Money Made Human podcast features Kevin Duffy, Scotland Partnership Manager at the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS).From starting your pension early to spotting the warning signs of a scam, Kevin shares practical guida...
Jane Ross – One of Scotland’s Most Capped Footballers, FA Cup Winner, Youth & Women’s Development Officer, PFA Scotland (#28)
Episode 28 of the Money Made Human podcast features Jane Ross, one of Scotland's most capped footballers, FA Cup winner, and Youth & Women's Development Officer at PFA Scotland.Over a remarkable 19-year playing career, Jane earned 15...
Helen Ainsworth – Senior Manager, PRA (#27)
Episode 27 of the Money Made Human podcast features Helen Ainsworth, Senior Manager for Credit Unions at the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).Helen leads the team responsible for credit union policy and supervision at the PRA, playi...
Ian Lavery – MP for Blyth and Ashington (#26)
Episode 26 of the Money Made Human podcast features Ian Lavery, MP for Blyth and Ashington.Ian has dedicated much of his career to public service, representing communities through both the trade union movement and Parliament. In this epi...