In this invaluable episode, Gabriel Nussbaum talks us through all things finance, sharing his top tips for students and grads in saving up and budgeting. His further advice on finding your people at university, managing side hustles, and pursuing new and innovative careers is essential for all students and grads to listen to!

In this episode, George Imafidon takes us back to his days at UCL, recounting the importance of having accountability partners, leveraging and building new skills and developing sequencing systems to ensure you’re on track to success with applications. He imagines how the career landscape will change over the next few years as well as the importance of “failing your way to success.”

In this episode, CCO of Amplify Me Antony Cheung talks us through his journey of building the company, talking through how he built resilience, conversational skills, balances different relationships in his life, and how he imagined his future life. Talking about peer pressure and the fear of going against the status quo, he teaches us how to be clever in your reach out to professionals, how students can begin posting about finance, and how to create opportunities for yourself.

In this incredibly insightful episode, Stephen Adeoye breaks down how to use your course content to find a career path, how to leverage your personality in the job search, and how to figure out what you sincerely want to do - even if that means jumping through multiple jobs! As the only black person in his private equity role, Stephen abbreviates further on his role in EDI and how he works to make the work place more inclusive for all. If you’re in the mood for an inspiring and raw account of corporate to founder, give this episode a listen!

Are you a go-getter student who wants to work in an innovative industry? Melissa Collett, CEO of Insurtech demystifies the crossover of tech and insurance and outlines how you can get involved and flourish. Sharing a masterclass on all things experience building, CV writing, networking and stress management, this episode is essential for all students to listen to!

University can be a lonely and confusing place for many, this is why Nicola Gunby has made it her mission to build communities across the UK to foster connection and cure loneliness. Founding CLIQ after dropping out of university and backpacking Australia, she walks us through the importance of starting with small steps, accepting that not everything will be perfect and navigating imposter syndrome. If you’re unsure about taking the university route and want to feel inspired, this episode is a great listen.

Ever wondered how playing e-sports links to career development? In this episode, Alex Coulsen tells us how playing esports develops essential career skills and is increasingly being used as an assessment tool for graduate schemes. Organising university esport societies, the National Student Esports organisation is of key interest to students from all degree backgrounds!

Have you ever felt trapped on a conveyor belt to a career or degree you don’t actually want? Callum Woodcock, life long aspiring founder, sincerely recounts how lost he felt pursuing the path expected of him - finance in big corporate via graduate schemes. Building up the courage to recognise this feeling and take the leap to the start up world, he recounts the highs and the lows facing uncertainty and eventually feeling comfortable with the unknown. If you’re feeling lost or are in the mood to be inspired, this episode is an essential listen!

Have you heard the words Venture Capital and Angel Investing floating around but aren’t sure what they mean? In this episode, Hector Mason, host of podcast Riding Unicorns gives us a masterclass on all things venture capital, investing and startups in his mission to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. His advice on balancing, ruthless prioritisation, being relentless with your goals and building up a solid academic skillset are invaluable to anyone looking to pursue a career in these fields!

In this episode, Leo Harrison shares his wealth of knowledge on mentorship, digging deep and the difference between those who went to uni and those that do an apprenticeship. Starting at Oliver Agency straight out of school, he recounts the importance of resilience when pushing from the ‘consciously incompetent’ to ‘consciously competent’ phases of a role, how to be a sponge to anyone you meet and how to push through tough times in your career. If you’re in need of raw advice on mistakes and triumphs, this episode is an essential listen!