The King's Trust
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Sep 14, 2026
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
He was very good with young people.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
It's interesting how young people are not showing any interest in the monarchy, and yet he, with his Prince's Trust, helped countless thousands of them, even helping them to get a foot on the work ladder, get a, a home, a, start up a business with soft loans from the Prince's Trust.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
So I think the, the, the surveys are getting it slightly wrong.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
But let's move on from that.
Andy NunnGUEST
I'd spent about 10, like I'd always wanted to do this for a very long time.
Andy NunnGUEST
Even since I was a kid, I tried, I got support from the Prince's Trust when I was like 18 to become a professional magician.
Andy NunnGUEST
So, but I'd never had the experience of like running a business.
Andy NunnGUEST
I just was good at magic.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
With Charles, he's always been a people person.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
I remember on occasions with him, on several occasions, doing a Prince's Trust event, and youngsters would crowd around him, girls would hug him.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
So this happened at a very early stage.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
So when you see today or, you know, a couple of years ago, you get the New Zealand hockey team at Buckingham Palace reception, and they're all hugging him-
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
But it's just a, a very different, uh, way of generations doing things.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
And yet Camilla was, for want of a better word, a commoner, so she was used to crowds.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
Uh, and Charles used to crowds through his work with the Prince's Trust.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
So, you know, if, if you remember, uh, the first day back in, in London after the passing of his mother, he went on a walkabout at Buckingham Palace, and a woman pulled him forward and gave him a hug and gave him a peck on the cheek.
Rob BrydonGUEST
So I wrote back to him.
Rob BrydonGUEST
About a week later, I was hosting a Prince's Trust show at the Albert Hall, and I'm in the, there in the afternoon, and behind me I hear, "Ah, a real handwritten letter on real paper."
Chris EvansHOST
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Rob BrydonGUEST
I look round, there's Barry in his hat, his scarf, his coat, and we became friends from then on and-
Ecco On The BeatGUEST
I, I did, um, a few...
Ecco On The BeatGUEST
I did a course in, in Hereford, a music course with, uh, Millennium Volunteers, which is part of Prince's Trust.
speaker_0HOST
Okay.
Ecco On The BeatGUEST
And I met one of my other friends from there, from, like my friend Neil, and, um, like he, he come to the studio and he was, he didn't really rap at first, like, but he, we got him behind the microphone and asked...
Rob BrydonGUEST
[laughs] I was at, um...
Rob BrydonGUEST
I'm, I'm an ambassador for the Prince's Trust, and I think she is, and we were at a lunch, and they were-- I'll tell you the story.
Rob BrydonGUEST
They were auctioning off a round of golf with me, and at one point she's, she's-
Jessie WareHOST
You play golf?
Joanna JensenGUEST
I make decisions about particularly charities that I give my time to for nothing.
Joanna JensenGUEST
The King's Trust, certain other organizations, Paralympics, which I've spoken about.
Joanna JensenGUEST
All of these places, I will give my time for nothing.
Joanna JensenGUEST
And I need to earn the money to cover off their costs through paid work.
Andrew PearceGUEST
She's a huge fan.
Andrew PearceGUEST
She's a great ambassador for the King's Trust.
Siobhan WykesHOST
Ah.
Andrew PearceGUEST
Yeah.
DannyHOST
amazing.
DannyHOST
And that's to kind of talk about some of the work that you've done prior with the King's Trust.
John MaloneyGUEST
Yeah, so the King's Trust is a long-standing client of T&P, which I was most recently at as an agency.
John MaloneyGUEST
And...
John MaloneyGUEST
We do a lot of pro bono work for them.
John MaloneyGUEST
And just after COVID, they came to me and said that you have created some unbelievable creative for us, but we just haven't got the funds to actually bring it to life and get it out into market.
John MaloneyGUEST
We're having to redirect all of our projects.
John MaloneyGUEST
budgets to frontline work and that's where the priority needs to be have you got any idea on how we could possibly get this in market and sylvia the marketing director there and i sat down and i gave her some advice on what we could do and how we could approach the market and you know the industry has been extremely supportive i won't say how much money that we've been able to generate for them in terms of free advertising and gifting kinds but it's significant um and today it's the 50th what this year is the 50th anniversary of what was the prince's trust now the king's trust um And this is a way of the King's Trust team saying thank you to me.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And he taught himself programs at a very young age.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And we got the grant and the loan from the Prince's Trust.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And we set about to do a record company.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And we did sign a roster of artists.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
We got a distribution deal with, I think it was this Universal Records that was massive.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And we, at the end of our year, or towards the end of our year, the Prince's Trust money had given us a year, really, to get set up.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
It was 1999.
Jeannie McGillivrayGUEST
And it was the advent of the internet.
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