We chat to Ambrose Cooke; the inspirational, super-bright and determined Co-Founder of Snapchat Advertising platform, Fanbytes.

Whilst at university, Ambrose developed an interest in the freedom a life of entrepreneurship presents. He met his now Co-Founder and together they begun working on crafting their dream. Following a few pivots, Fanbytes are now a leader in their field and have even been featured in Forbes.

The story is made all the better when you realise that Ambrose is just 24 years old!

He gives us a detailed insight in to his journey, approach to learning and how he believes we can create the life we desire.

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We're back with series 2 and a great line-up of fascinating guests!

Jake Wood was working travelling the world as a self-employed graphic designer before stumbling across his main passion, yoga. This led him to enrolling with the Virgin Start-up program, securing funding, and launching "so we flow..." a high-quality yoga wear brand for men.

This episode will interest anyone with dreams of launching a lifestyle business, anyone who is considering quitting their job for the freedom of freelance and anyone who is curious about the benefits of yoga.

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We hope you enjoy.

We are busy lining up interviewees for Series 2! In the downtime, we have decided to throw out some other content, starting with this. This is a basic guide to launching a podcast which includes product/service recommendations.

Product names below:

Audio recorder - Zoom H4N Pro Handy Recorder

Camera - Canon Powershot G7 X Mark ll (not recommended for longer videos)

Audio editting - Adobe Audition, Audacity

Video editting - iMovie

Hosting - Podbean

Logo & artwork - Canva.com, peopleperhour.com, fiverr.com

Good luck!

Now that we have published episodes 1-5, we discuss how everything is going so far. We're keen to continue evolving the podcast so please do get in touch via social media with your feedback so that we can ensure we're on the right track. Also, thanks to everyone who has listened and contributed so far.

We hear first-hand the inspirational story of Polly and Katie as they walk us through quitting their jobs and devoting their lives to tackling homelessness in London.

TAP London is a social enterprise that provides employment in the form of selling locally produced art in exchange for donations via a contactless payment box that they have developed.

We discuss the homeless pandemic, what we can do to help, entrepreneurship, getting funding, entering three new sectors at once and survival on the streets.

We find out about Jake Hook's fascinating career spanning music, TV and media publishing. Today, he runs "The Gay UK"; one of the UK's most popular gay publications.

As a leading voice among the gay community, it was interesting to hear Jake open up on questioning his sexuality, keeping his relationship a secret and coming out. We also discuss a career in music and media with a man who has written best selling singles and whose magazine has a digital reach of 1.4m per month.

Firmly on her road to recovering from a critical state of anorexia, Hope Virgo, has published her story in the book "Stand Tall Little Girl" and is now campaigning on behalf of mental health full time.

Having spent a year living in hospital in a critical state, we have an intimate chat about her struggles and subsequent recovery. We discuss eating disorders, family, anxiety, resilience, contemplating suicide and making yourself accountable to other people.

We interview BGT Finalist and Founder of Mobile Technology start-up, Snoozle, Phil Neale.

Having formed part of the popular family act, "The Neales", Phil gained huge confidence and has subsequently launched his own business, raising £100k in Crowdfunding in the process.

Phil opens up on insecurities, taking risks, ambition, setting high standards for how you live life, entrepreneurship and leadership.

For our first proper attempt at podcasting we sat down with professional dating & lifestyle coach, Johnny Cassell.

Having turned his back on the family business, Johnny provides 1-2-1 to men and women on how to create the life and secure the partner they desire. We discuss the dating game, fear of rejection, limiting beliefs, putting yourself out there, relationships and working on yourself.

We talk through what Pewpul is all about and why we're doing it. In short, we want to get young people in the UK thinking about how to maximise opportunities to better themselves everyday. We will be interviewing interesting people who have either overcome a major setback to bounce back or have followed a less conventional path to success (e.g. entrepreneurship, music, etc) to find out about the mindset required to do what they've done.