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In this eight-part podcast series, host Shlomo Levin talks to people who embody the spirit of the Borough to find out what it takes to build and maintain strong and happy communities. Having himself combined a career in the City with building a thriving community around South Hampstead Synagogue as its Rabbi, Shlomo explores how his guests give their beneficiaries a sense of belonging, value and recognition. More than anything, they celebrate the need for communities made up of fulfilled and valued individuals and the joy that being part of one can bring to enrichen lives.
Whether it’s the market, the arts, the canal, the pubs, the schools or the businesses, Camden is not just a feature of London’s world-renowned reputation. It is a home, a family and a group of communities whose presence is unlocked through this podcast series.

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In her more holistic approach to modern medicine, Jane takes us through how she helped transform her GP practice by opening up a therapeutic garden within it – named The Listening Space. Through this, she explores the importance of connection to not only brighten the lives of patients, but also to give them a sense of home. 
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