In episode 5 of The My Journey Podcast, I chat to Rosie Millard, former chair of Hull UK City of Culture 2017 and current Chair of Children and the Arts and BBC Children In Need. Throughout the interview, Rosie talks candidly about her journey within arts journalism, and has some great advice for budding journalists. 

In this episode of The My Journey Podcast, I chat to winner of the Le Mans 24 Hour race, Guy Smith. Guy, who grew up karting, talks about how he made it to the top of British Motorsport and became the first driver to win the Le Mans 24 Hour race for Bentley in 70 years and what it takes to get to that level.

In this episode of The My Journey Podcast, I chat to Jim Connolly and Nick Rotherham from the BBC. Jim works as the politics reporter for Radio 1 and 1Xtra's Newsbeat and Nick, formerly of Newsbeat, is now working on how the BBC News teams can make the most of smart speakers. In this interview, the pair give great insight into their industry as well as open and honest accounts of their journeys to where they are today.

In this episode of The My Journey Podcast, I chat to Alex Deakin, Met Office weather presenter formerly of the BBC. Across the duration of the interview we cover the different positions Alex has held, some of the more obscure opportunities he's had as a result of working at the BBC and his tips to budding weather presenters.

In the first ever episode of The My Journey Podcast, I chat to Drew Povey, former headteacher of Harrop Fold School which was featured in Educating Manchester. Throughout the interview, Drew shares some great tips, insights and advice for students, parents and teachers alike.

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