To That Point

We’re taking a critical look at the fashion industry to try and answer the big question: what does innovation look like in fashion when you actually care about the people making and wearing the clothes?

Jeannine Cook shares why she founded Harriett's Bookshop, a black-owned indie bookstore in Philly named for historical heroine Harriett Tubman that celebrates women authors, women artists, and women activists.

An American in Europe shares her experience on what it's like to get an MBA abroad.

This episode we’re talking to Ezinna Nwokonko, second year MBA student at the Kellogg School of Management, to learn how the value of an MBA has changed… from someone who started pre-COVID, and is now going into their second year remote.

First year Harvard Graduate of Design student Pranitha Patil shares why she decided to pursue an MDE, a Masters in Design Engineering, instead of an MBA... and her thoughts on whether or not the remote program is worth it.

Virtual MBA, yay or nay? We're kicking off season one with a discussion on how the pivot to virtual has impacted higher education. To start, Jasmin and Montana share their take on going to grad school.

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This is To That Point - a podcast that covers topics at the intersection of business and culture.