Mortgage Soup is delighted to announce that it is teaming up with the Mortgage Mingle Podcast.
The podcast, which was the brainchild of industry veteran Paul Brett, is a space where top industry experts share their knowledge and insights on the dynamic mortgage market.
Other regular panel members include Andrew Montlake, CEO of (newly acquired) Coreco, Louisa Sedgwick, managing director of mortgages at Paragon Bank and Lea Karasavvas, managing director at Prolific Mortgage Finance.
Robyn Hall, co-founder and director of Opus First Media, the publisher of Mortgage Soup, said: “At Opus First Media, we believe in amplifying voices that matter. Supporting Mortgage Mingle aligns perfectly with our mission to foster meaningful industry conversations.
“This podcast, crafted by professionals for professionals, is more than just a dialogue—it’s a hub for insight, innovation, and connection in the mortgage world. We’re proud to champion content that drives the industry forward.”
Paul Brett added: “The response to the podcast has been nothing short of phenomenal. With each episode attracting several hundred listens and views—and some, like Peter Brodnicki’s, breaking the 1,000 mark—it’s clear that there’s an appetite for a podcast that combines substance with personality.
“With that in mind, Mortgage Soup is a logical partner for us. They set themselves apart in the mortgage journalism world by blending breaking news and serious industry insights with a touch of levity. They will also help us reach a wider audience of mortgage professionals.”
OUT TODAY
In the latest episode of the Mortgage Mingle – out today – Paul and his regular colleagues are joined by Paul Broadhead, head of mortgages and housing at the Building Societies Association (BSA), to explore his career journey, passions, and the vital role building societies play in today’s housing market.
They discuss how building societies differ from big banks, their unique customer-centric approach, and their partnerships with mortgage brokers.
Broadhead also shares insights on housing affordability and the challenges facing the UK housing market.
Beyond his professional life, Broadhead reveals the personal passions that ground him, from supporting his sons’ sporting activities to cheering for Northampton Town Football Club.
This episode’s panel includes Emma Hall, key relationships director at Movin’ Legal, who kindly stepped in for Louisa Sedgwick.
If you’re interested in housing, mortgages, or what the future of lending looks like, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
