A must-watch/listen for budding entrepreneurs!. In this episode, I talk to Diana Reid, founder of The Shortbread Company. You'll hear about her journey from studying Leisure and Tourism at college to starting her own, successful business that is now going from strength to strength. 

In this episode, we take a special sports focus with Rob who runs the Saigon Gators basketball programme. This is also our second chat on Talking Business so it's a "One Year On" catch-up too. We talk basketball (obviously) but also how he has developed a programme from scratch and the important role this plays in the lives of young people in the local community.

Get more Saigon Gators by searching for "Saigon Gators Basketball" on Youtube or "sgngatorsbasketball" on Instagram.

In this episode, I talk to Umara, a former student of mine in A-Level Business.   Umara has life stories galore with advice on everything ranging from college work, gap years, University choices, employment, discrimination, mental health and more.

In this episode, I talk to Katie Lowe. Katie is the author of three published novels and has a varied career revolving around creative writing. You'll hear the insights into all of this as well as life as a student studying for a PhD, the importance of feminism and some honest life and career advice throughout.

In this episode, I chat to Jeff Reinebold. Jeff has a long and storied career as a coach in American Football all over the world as well as being a well-respected media analyst for Sky Sports. Jeff talks about the international business of American Football, the development of young players, what it's really like to work in the media and some of the best career/life advice I've ever heard. Honest!

In this episode, I chat to an ex-student of mine who has gone on to form a variety of successful enterprises since leaving college. He now runs his own business as well as attending University. Ismail gives a great insight into life after college, starting a small business, car customisation and more.

In this episode, I talked business with Danielle Morgan, a 3rd year esports student at University who also holds a variety of roles within the esports industry. She shares a fascinating insight into the study of esports and the varied job roles within the industry, as well as what she believes the future holds for esports.

Season 2 is coming soon! Recorded from January 2021 onwards and featuring interviews with CEO's, entrepreneurs, TV presenters, authors, airline pilots, former students and more. This season is full of invaluable career and life advice that will most definitely help you in your journey too.

In this episode, I talk to WayneBreezie about a variety of topics using the NFL as a centre-point for most of these. We discuss the future of live sports in the USA and then move onto discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and the role sports has played in this as well as both of our perceptions of racial divide in the USA based on our different upbringings.  To see more of WayneBreezie, search for his Nothing But Niners podcast. It's brilliant, GO NINERS!

In this episode, I had the chance to talk business with Emma, the CEO of Final. Final are most well-known for their brilliant Final Straw product but they don't just make reusable straws. You'll hear about the importance of being environmentally friendly, how this can work as a business model, why remote working works best for this business and why it's important to follow your passion.  Just search for Final Straw in Google and you're favourite social media channels and you'll find out even more.