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Clive is an Executive Producer and co-host of In Search of Sanity, and a writer and blogger for local and national media in the US & UK. Like Mark, he lives on the Central Coast of California where his wife dragged him back, under duress from the gorgeous English weather, to her home town to enjoy their retirement. Born and raised in Nigeria (he has a special get rich scheme he’d love to talk to you about), he’s lived and worked around the planet, spending the 30 years helping analogue businesses make the transition to a digital world. Retirement has given him 'time to think', 'freedom to be' and to form some new 'mutually rewarding relationships' - some Epicurean philosophy for the dear reader and listener there. After serving as an elected politician he realised that partisan politics really is the dagger in the heart of democracy. He fears the lunatics really are running the asylum, and the political class and the establishment have forgotten who they serve. In the absence of a good blood-letting revolution, he is committed to using the power of digital media to create fully engaged communities. He believes that rules are for the observance of fools and the guidance of wise men; that history is something to learn from, not aspire to; and that there are more jobs in the world than he could ever possibly get fired from! Twitter:@clivepinder.
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Mark is an Executive Producer and Host of the In Search of Sanity podcast. While remaining an avatar of youth, he has decades of experience in the conceptualisation, production, sales and global syndication of music, sports and entertainment programming. Mark has spent the better part of his career helping brands escape the curse of mediocrity and the rest of it learning from the mistakes of others who’ve taken his advice. Mark revels in the value of a good story and the disruption of group think, hence his determination to bring 'In Search of Sanity' and the brilliant and often humorous opinings of Clive to the masses; opinions he understands won’t necessarily be shared by everyone, nor your run of the mill corporate media executive, let alone many politicians and members of the ruling class.
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