By JCI Manchester
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
Hustle Hour Presents: 9-5, how do you make a living?
Welcome to our 2021 pilot episode for Hustle Hour powered by JCI Manchester. This year we will take a look at how organisations tick, not through speaking to the people at the top but by speaking to their employees.
On this episode we have JCI Manchester Deputy President Dr Phil Carvil. Phil is head of the northwest HealthTech cluster and co-lead on the northwest SpaceTech cluster for the Science and Technology Facilities Council. https://www.stfc.ukri.org/
We cover how you test a space suite on Earth, Phil's love of Starbucks, a Eurovision spin class and even find some time to speak about his 9-5.
Make sure to tell us your thoughts on the show and if there are any 9-5's that you want to know more about at [email protected]
2020 Hustle Hour brings you stories of businesses doing things differently. Whether they are social enterprises looking to change the world or businesses in the private sector looking for new ways to contribute to their field.
This episode brings you a panel discussion in honour of Black History Month, to keep the conversation going on the battle against racism.
Panel members include JCI Manchester 2020 President Rachael Shah, Swiscot Group CEO Vikas Shah MBE, JCI Director Josh Carr and your host Mara Rastall. During the discussion, they go through four terms that have more and more frequently popped up in the media and how their understanding of those term definitions have changed since the global events that have occurred in the wake of George Floyd. The discussion looks to breakdown stigma around having anti-racism discussions and hopes to encourage others to keep the conversation going.
Make sure to tell us your thoughts and what types conversations you have to help the battle racism on Instagram @hustlehourpodcast or via email at [email protected]
2020 Hustle Hour brings you stories of businesses doing things differently. Whether they are social enterprises looking to change the world or businesses in the private sector looking for new ways to contribute to their field.
This episode features a three part interview with specialists on COVID-19, Furlough and what types of economic impact we've seen so far.
Our first interview in this three part series is with Dr. Maddie Hagget, who works for the NHS in Essex. She'll be taking us through what we know about the virus so far and what it is like working on the frontline. Grace Caldicott, an Employment Solicitor speaking about the what furlough is and how quickly the landscape is changing. Finally, we hear from Joe Eloi, an Economist for EY, commenting on the economic impact we've seen COVID-19 have so far and what types of trends to keep an eye out for in the future.
Make sure to tell us about your lockdown experience and what types of long-term changes you expect on Instagram @hustlehourpodcast or via email at [email protected]
** Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast has been prepared by Mara Rastall, your host, and Grace Caldicott, Employment Solicitor, and supported by JCI Manchester. The issues surrounding furloughing from both a legal and economic perspective are extremely fast moving - the contents of the podcast should not be relied on as legal advice on furloughing or on the effect of the legislation and it is not intended to provide full details of the law referred to.
2020 Hustle Hour brings you stories of businesses doing things differently. Whether they are social enterprises looking to change the world or businesses in the private sector looking for new ways to contribute to their field.
This episode looks at the growing organisation of Invisible Cities, particularly Invisible Manchester - a social enterprise looking to rehabilitate the homeless community through tour guide training in some of the UK's most prominent cities.
We interview Alice Sparks, the founder of Invisible Manchester on her motivation and ambition for the company. We'll also be following along on an Invisible Manchester tour with Danny, the first Invisible Manchester Tour Guide who is a veteran and previously spent four and half years sleeping rough.
To book an Invisible Manchester tour or find our more, please go to: https://invisible-cities.org/cities/manchester
Thank you to our branding sponsor Creative Spark: https://creativespark.co.uk
This is the third and final episode in a three-part series, looking at anxiety and mental health. This episode features CEO of Anxiety UK and founder of Self-Help, Nicky Lidbetter.
This episode will assume the listener knows very little, if nothing, about mental health and anxiety. This interview looks at Nicky's first hand experience with Agoraphobia, and how the initial condition which made it difficult to travel far from home, took her on a career journey to the top of one of the UK's largest mental health charities. We'll be discussing how Anxiety UK has progressed throughout the years, the strides it's making to better the lives of those living with anxiety and what the future looks like for mental health treatments.
For more information on Anxiety UK and how to get involved:
https://www.anxietyuk.org.uk/
To find out more about JCI Manchester - Find us here:
https://www.jcimanchester.org.uk/
Thank you to Creative Spark for Hustle Hour's branding -
www.creativespark.co.uk
This is the second episode in a three-part series, looking at anxiety and mental health. This episode features GP and Hypnotherapist Michael Capek
This episode will assume the listener knows very little, if nothing about mental health and anxiety. We'll be discussing the different stages of life and why anxiety is more prevalent at certain points than other, how someone's upbringing and their connection with their parents can affect their mental health in the present and we'll discuss the physical symptoms that accompany mental health and depression. It will also explore different treatment types and ways of coping including the Forgiveness Scheme.
More information about Michael and the treatment he offers can be found here:https://michaelcapek.co.uk/about/
To find out more about JCI Manchester - Find us here:
https://www.jcimanchester.org.uk/
Thank you to Creative Spark for Hustle Hour's branding -
www.creativespark.co.uk
For more information on Anxiety UK and how to get involved:
https://www.anxietyuk.org.uk/
This is the first episode in a three-part series, looking at anxiety and mental health. This first episode features Hypno-Psychotherapist, Annette Boden M.Sc.
This episode will assume the listener knows very little, if nothing about mental health and anxiety. We'll be discussing the evolutionary purpose of anxiety, the history of its study and why it's more important now to pay attention to it than ever before. Through-out the episode, we'll look at the various types of mental health conditions, how the study of mental health has evolved and how far we've come with treatment plans such as 'Compassion.'
We'll also be looking at the more recent phenomena affecting 3 in 4 young Brits, the Quarter Life Crisis and why this occurring. Finally we'll end of what actions each individual is responsible for when taking care of their mental health.
For the TED talks by Brene Brown mentioned by Annette during the show, please go to: https://www.ted.com/search?q=brene+brown
More information on Annette can be found at https://www.annetteboden.co.uk/
To find out more about JCI Manchester - Find us here:
https://www.jcimanchester.org.uk/
Thank you to Creative Spark for Hustle Hour's branding -
www.creativespark.co.uk
To find out how you can get involved with Hustle Hour - Contact us on: [email protected]
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.