As our Co-Founder and Creative Director, J's an ace at collaborating with our artists and guiding the continued growth of the company. He also brings some heavy music production chops to the party as an accomplished producer, engineer, and programmer, having worked with artists such as Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5, and Keith Urban.

J grew up playing drums and DJ'ing on Cali's Central Coast, then moved to Los Angeles to study Economics at UCLA. After graduating, J landed a gig with a prominent record producer and started his career in music, learning his craft alongside some of the world's top artists, producers, and engineers. He was introduced to Ian a few years later, and the two set off as the production duo "The Elements", and would go on to build one of the world's preeminent music-for-media companies.

Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn

Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves?

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Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself

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Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

International Elite Sport Sleep Coach Since 1998

Founder of the Game Changing R90-T Human Recovery Performance Technique Author #1 Best Seller SLEEP published in 17 languages worldwide Accomplished Media Commentator Presenter Key Note Speaker

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Keep Calm and Log On is the first book from Dr. Gillian Andrews, known to most as Gus.

Dr. Andrews’s unusual background as a hacker, scholar, and educator makes her uniquely suited to offer advice on managing the media in your life. A graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University, she put her passion for media literacy to work in creating The Media Show, an award-winning YouTube series for a young adult audience. Currently, she works as a digital security trainer, running trainings and producing curriculum materials for tech companies, the NGO Tactical Tech, and the forthcoming Cyber Nation film project.

Dr. Andrews hasn’t been surprised in the slightest by news that foreign intelligence agencies, advertisers, and social media sites are exploiting everyday people’s data. As a former panelist on the digital rights radio show “Off The Hook” and an organizer for the Hackers On Planet Earth conference, she has been tracking warnings about digital privacy and security issues for over a decade. In her user experience work for ThoughtWorks, Second Life, Simply Secure, and the Open Internet Tools project, she has helped developers make digital systems easier for everyday people to use safely.

Dr. Andrews is a dynamic writer and speaker who is keen to help her fellow citizens protect themselves in a year which promises escalated cybersecurity and disinformation attacks. Learn more about workshops she’s ready to run in your area!

Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn   

Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves?   

Host Instagram: @jamienealejn  

Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself  

Music from Electric Fruit  

Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

IN FEBRUARY 2018, AFTER YEARS OF PARTYING AND HANGOVERS, MILLIE NOTICED IT STARTED TO TAKE A TOLL ON HER MENTAL HEALTH. MILLIE MADE THE DECISION TO GIVE UP DRINKING AND 7 MONTHS LATER FOUNDED SOBER GIRL SOCIETY, AN ONLINE AND REAL-LIFE SPACE FOR WOMEN WHO DON’T DRINK ALCOHOL!

In a short space of time, Sober Girl Society has since grown into a 141K strong community with followers who include Florence Welch, Sam Smith, Zoe Ball and Christina Perri. Millie hosts SGS’s signature boozeless brunches and sober sweat classes across the country and works with organisations including universities to encourage sober curiosity and spread the message that being alcohol-free is far from boring.

Siena Oberman is a producer that founded Artemis Pictures. Recently listed on Forbes's 30 Under 30 2022, she was named in Variety’s Top 10 Producers to Watch in 2021 and Diversity in Cannes Top 10 Women in Film to Watch in 2019. Siena has completed production on 16 features in various producing capacities, and has had films in festivals such as Venice, Berlinale, Telluride, TIFF and Tribeca. Her most recent films include MAINSTREAM directed by Gia Coppola, SKIN directed by Oscar winner Guy Nattiv, SEPARATION directed by William Brent Bell, BIRTHDAY CAKE and 18 & OVER directed by Jimmy Giannopoulos, and ON OUR WAY by directed by Sophie Lane Curtis. Prior to Artemis, she was a Development Executive at Yale Productions and studied Business and Film at USC.

IG: sienaoberman

Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn  Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves?

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Kai-Isaiah Jamal is a spoken word poet, performer, model and trans visibility activist using Instagram as a tool for good. Kai draws on their own personal experiences as a trans person of colour dealing with dysphoria, displacement and uncertainty– unraveling huge, universal themes through the lens of poetics online and bringing us their audience in, concluding simply that to be human is to feel all of these things.

Their work both as a performer and writer is simultaneously disruptive and casual. Often performing from their bed their poetry pulls from classical literature, lyrics, pop-culture, neologisms, slang and internet-speak, seamlessly blending both high and low vernacular. Their main focus is shining a light on marginalised voices and perspectives which they do both as a writer and activist, with a specific focus on the narratives of trans/queer, black and working class folk. Kai has become for many a new kind of online hero, uplifting, and championing their community and beyond through meme-culture, performance art and grass-roots activism making their audience feel both seen and heard.

Kai debuted their poem-come-script 'Snap My Legs and Ask Me to Crip Walk. All the Ways I'm Dancing/Dying For You' as part of London DRAF'S take over at Ministry of Sound for London's 2019 Frieze Week curated by Louise O'Kelly. Named ICA’s first ever Poet in Residence Kai has been recognised by some of the UK’s largest artistic institutions. They work closely with The Tate, The Freeword Centre, The Barbican and The National Gallery, democratising the artform of poetry and ushering in a new more diverse and intersectional audience who might previously have not felt welcome in those spaces. Using their artform as a means of breaking down barriers and infiltrating previously closed-off spaces is at the core of their activism.

Bringing their people along with them is something that skewers all of their work. As a model, working alongside brands such as Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood, FENTY and Burberry, Kai hopes to be more than just a ‘face’. The aim for Kai is that young people might better see themselves reflected back in the advertising and marketing they digest. Recognising the power of brands today, Kai understands the urgency of having faces, bodies and genders like theirs in global fashion imagery. Kai also contributes written work to online platforms such as Vogue (where they’re an Editor at Large) i-D, Vice and Broadly and was named as one of the Dazed 100 list in 2019. Kai’s hopes to also bring a visibility to non-binary, trans and queer communities, people and identities who have often been erased from mainstream culture. Their voice, while heavy with the weight of being a marginalised body in today’s society, is also irreverent, joyful, hopeful, inspiring and evidently, infectious.

Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself

Music from Electric Fruit

Produced by Tom Dalby

Composed by Toby Wright

Susan Walbrook

Co-Founder of the creative space coaching ltd

Susan spent 26 years in the fashion industry, she is now a Certified Transformational Coach specialising in imposter syndrome, negative self-talk and burnout to other creative professionals. 

Susan is an expert as she suffered with all of these throughout her creative career. 3 years ago she finally burnt out: proudly yet inelegantly fell off the proverbial perch…

She is currently working 1:1 with Creative Professionals from all aspects of the creative industry in the UK and Globally.

Feeling not worthy, not good enough, anxious, fatigued, overwhelmed, Susan works with her clients on switching this mindset; empowering positives beliefs and building a toolkit to help them in the future.

Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves?