Grad Life by the Horns

In this episode, we had the joy of being joined, back in January of this year, by Tim Hyatt, the Head of UK Residential at Knight Frank. Unlike the vast majority of our guests, Tim didn’t actually go to university but offers such a fresh perspective on the arguments both for and against a uni education. He discusses why he sometimes regrets not studying for a degree, instead going straight into full-time work after leaving school, but also why he thinks he wouldn’t be where he is today if he’d followed the more traditional route. We left our conversation with Tim feeling utterly inspired and almost overwhelmed by his honesty and vulnerability. This episode is a special one and we hope you love it as much as we did. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Tim Hyatt Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

We are back! After a long break, we are delighted to open up Season 4 with both new and returning voices, Raheem Mirza and Akhil Shah. This week, you're in for a whole lot-a graduate gold. These wonderful guests take us through the practical must-dos of starting a business, eye opening discussions around men's skincare and mental health, as well as incredibly handy insights into the world of investment. These two really know a thing-or-two when it comes to Grad-ding Life by the Horns. * Having both landed esteemed roles as Rotational Graduates at St James' Place and since progressing into careers surrounding Responsible Investment and Corporate Finance Analytics, Akhil and Raheem ooze knowledge, mentorship capacity and brilliance in financial wellbeing. Alongside the busy corporate lifestyle, Raheem founded Ra. Skincare in 2020 after studying Medical Science and experiencing the stresses of city life, and was shortly joined by Akhil, who shared many frustrations regarding the complexities of skin brands for men. Together, they are advocates for breaking down the stigmas of men's skincare and beautifully draw the parallels with men's mental health, driven by their collective goal - "helping one million men face the day". Becoming a household name, Ra. Skincare has featured in GQ magazine and continues to produce simple, naturally wonderful and vegan products. Check out their website ra-skincare.com and join the movement #FaceTheDay by finding the 'perfect balance between convenience, effectiveness and indulgence'. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guests: Raheem Mirza and Akhil Shah Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

Our Season 3 Finale! With, of course, another takeover (how could we resist?) This time, we ask graduates to discuss 'To What Degree...' do they actually use their degree? Be it book-to-book or not at all, we are here to challenge some limiting mindsets! Thank you to Sunny, Molly, Sophie, Jameel, Leanne, Oliver, Lucy, Livi, Sam, Cecilie & Claudia. * In graduate world, there are often conversations surrounding how, why and when our degree shows up. Although many believe studying was a highly beneficial experience, there are often circulating phrases such as 'I paid £30,000 for a piece of paper' or 'I can't remember anything from my lectures'...! It is also tough when you don't have a clear career trajectory, have a interest or career change since being 18 or even feel like you have to pursue something specific due to stereotypes stereotypes. From these 11 wonderful people, we hear so many stories, ideas and insights which we sure will resonate with you as listeners! An English student who now teaches in STEM, music and events enthusiasts, vocational degree seekers, joint honours grads...and many more. These inspirational contributors explore links between their day-to-day and studies and give great advice on how to look back on your degree with a positive attitude, and take steps using it. Stay up to date on our socials for our 1 year anniversary celebrations and surprises, and we'll be back in a few weeks with Season 4! * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

We are nearing the end of Season 3, and also approaching our one year anniversary! So, hosts and graduates Becki and Sophie decided to have a catch up, reflect on the past year (and what a rollercoaster it's been) in the hopes that listeners can resonate and enjoy! * In this episode, Becki and Sophie talk about everything that has happened over the past year and the aspects they have learnt about grad life. Through experiences, highs and lows and the conversations they have had with their wonderful guests - a lot has changed. In the format of asking each other 3 questions (much like waaay back to Episode 2) they managed to keep to some kind of structure! Becki is living in London, working in social media in the real estate industry and rolling out Knight Frank podcasts and freelance journalism. Sophie is working with management consultants as a freelancer, applying for jobs and just started renting with her partner. It's hard for Becki and Sophie to not natter on about grad life (as it is a passion topic after all). However, to give you a bit of a summary, they discuss the value of your degree, work environments, job applications, different kinds of relationships, moving house and to the big city, being bold, finances, and how to manage those good and bad weeks. A lot of this is filtered through the difficult time we are in now, but it also routes back to last year and what we hope for in the future. If you feel the same way or want to chat about anything that was discussed, Becki and Sophie's inboxes are always open! Tune in for our Season 3 finale with another graduate takeover, and stay up to date on our socials with what we have in store to celebrate our 1 year in September! * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

This week, we talk to the wonderful Kaylee Golding - or in other words 'your favourite gyal from Brum'. To give you a glimmer of context, Kaylee is an award winning Radio Presenter and DJ, podcast host, LGBTQ+ rights and Black Lives Matter activist, body positivity influencer and so much more. We are so grateful for her coming on and talking about being your true authentic self, representation in broadcasting, and getting into the competitive industry. We hope you, as graduates, get as much out of this as we did. * Moving from Birmingham to London to study Radio and Digital Production at the University of Westminster, Kaylee's love for radio grew and has come on leaps and bounds. Being resourceful and determined enough to accumulate lots of experience in community and university radio, she has managed to explore the avenues of producing, presenting and DJing at Radar Radio, Bauer Media Group, and The Beat London. Alongside her busy schedule, she DJs and presents in The Beat London Saturday's 4 - 7pm which celebrates Urban Music and R&B, HipHop, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Afrobeats and much more. As well as this, Kaylee is the host of the podcast 'On Your Gaydar' which opens up voices from the LGBTQ+ community a combines comedy, stories ("The T") and education. In this episode, the topic of diversity in the radio industry is discussed at length and just how much needs to be done to improve representation. Kaylee, alongside Grad Life by the Horns producer Pulama Kaufman and Sara Hebil-Motie, founded and developed the Radio Silence Movement to bring the statistics to the surface and pledge to put pressure on the industry to diversify. She has gained so much experience on the music scene, interviewed tonnes of well-known and up-and-coming artists and has learnt to fully embrace herself and have full confidence in her abilities. She offers countless tips and anecdotes on how to best access and navigate radio and broadcasting, especially as a minority. On her social media, she conveys a wonderful message to be unapologetically yourself and actively stop comparing yourself to others - learning to focus on what you do have and not on what you don't. You want a pep talk? We highly recommend you give this a listen and give her a follow. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Kaylee Golding @kayleegolding Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

This week, we had our second virtual catch up with the wonderful, Sonya Barlow. It is too hard to summarise what Sonya does in a line, so we felt it was needed to pinch her LinkedIn title: an Award Winning Entrepreneur, TEDxSpeaker, Podcast Host & Diversity Consultant. It was an absolute pleasure having Sonya on the podcast and she is a huge inspiration to so many. As we talk in this episode about topics ranging from failure, diversity, studying abroad, STEM jobs and public speaking, we hope you resonate with something and that it helps you find your own way to Grad Life by the Horns. * Studying in London’s Cass Business School with a sandwich communications degree in Italy, Sonya knew she wanted to make a difference for women in business. Not only does her day-to-day work impact women in transformative ways, but her success and commitment to the cause lead her to becoming the Winner of the Most Influential Women in Tech UK 2020 & Women in Software Changemaker 2020. After years of working in tech consultancy, Sonya transitioned to running her own diversity & inclusion consultancy in May 2018. She has grown the LikeMindedFemales Network to 17K + followers internationally and has facilitated important conversations in hundreds of workshops, community projects and corporate coaching. She is the first South Asian Woman to have delivered 2 TED Talks within one year - we can not recommend enough that graduates watch these talks: their titled “Failure Comes Before Resilience” and “Please, Come Online” and they can be found on YouTube or the TED site. Sonya enables and empowers women and underrepresented groups into tech, business & entrepreneurship. Her online presence offers skills and advice in LinkedIn profiling and networking, public speaking and mindsets. And, just when you thought she couldn’t do any more, she joined the podcasting world in June with her channel “Strategically Winging It”, sharing stories from founders, side hustlers and leaders. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Sonya Barlow @sonyabarlowuk Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju Sonya Ted X Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok-WTMCSX7I&feature=youtu.be * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

This week, we had a virtual catch up with the wonderful, Luke Birch - all the way from LA! We chat about many topics; Luke's experiences in the television industry, long-distance relationships, YouTube and tonnes more. Not to mention he's recently smashed university and graduated like many of our listeners - massive congrats! * Despite only finishing university this year, Luke has achieved so much and can speak for the graduate community on so many levels. Beginning his Youtube channel back in 2013, he has gone on to amass over 250,000 subscribers. He was acknowledged by YouTube and Google as the UK's number 1 'Content Creator on the Rise' and has featured in the Telegraph, Gay Times Magazine and in The Sunday Times as one of the UK's leading Study YouTubers. Alongside his hugely successful YouTube career, Luke has also worked for the BBC as a digital content creator and consultant, producing three viral videos for BBC 3. And just when you thought that was enough... Luke also spent a summer interning at 20th Century Fox in LA, during which time he aided the screenings, focus groups and QC's for films such as 'Love Simon', 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'The Hate You Give'. As well as studying for a degree in Film & Television Studies at the University of Lincoln, Luke was committed to building a platform of creative comedy and helping to empower students and promote great resources for learning. He's also a vocal spokesperson and activist for the LGBTQ+ community and talks openly about coming out and the important of being unapologetically yourself. Luke is one of the most open and compassionate people we've ever had the pleasure to interview and his zest for life shines through... if only you could hear our laughs behind those mute buttons! We spoke about relationships, positive mindsets and prioritising goals, such as toning down his presence on YouTube to focus on his career. This episode is sprinkled with some great tips on internships, work experience and following your dreams - no one personifies chasing goals quite like Luke. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Luke Birch @lukebirch_ Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

* It's Episode 20! We visited the lovely Rachel Hosie before lockdown in her city apartment. We spoke about her life post-graduation and her adventures as a lover of languages, senior lifestyle reporter, video presenter and fitness columnist for Insider. To name a few, she discussed the importance of learning languages, being a fitness influencer and socialising as a young adult and being 'sober-curious'.  * Our guest this week is the positively lovely, Rachel Hosie. She studied for a degree in French and German at the University of Bristol, during which time she spent a year abroad, teaching English to German children and teenagers in Bavaria for six months. This was followed by a six-month internship with BBC News in their Brussels bureau. After university, Rachel worked for The Telegraph as a lifestyle assistant on Stella Magazine, before moving to The Independent in 2016 to become a lifestyle writer. She quickly moved up the ranks to become a Assistant Lifestyle Editor and, alongside Olivia Petter, hosted the chart topping 'Millennial Love' podcast for The Independent. On the podcast, she interviewed a multitude of people, including Jamie Laing, Elizabeth Day and Dolly Alderton, on their stories of love and relationships. In 2018, Rachel decided to move on from The Independent and took on a new role as a Senior Lifestyle Reporter at Insider where she now writes a regular fitness column and (pre-Covid) travelled around the world for stories. Since lockdown, she decided to stay with her family and shares nothing but positivity and gratitude online. Rachel is one of the warmest people we’ve ever met and her boundless enthusiasm really comes across in this episode. We discussed everything from dating in your twenties to health fitness and body confidence, as she so brilliantly quotes 'comparison is the thief of joy'. This episode is perfect for you if you’re passionate about improving your relationship with yourself and your body, considering getting into journalism or passionate about travel and languages. She opens up so brilliantly about socialising as a young adult, drinking culture and offers awesome tips for internship navigation. Even if these specific topics don't resonate with you, Rachel’s candidness and excitement for life can’t help but rub off on you and improve your mood! * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Rachel Hosie @rachel_hosie Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

Educate, Speak, Act: https://blacklivesmatter.com * On this week's episode, we spoke to the wonderful Dominic Penna over a lovely coffee on a Sunday afternoon pre-lockdown. Dom is an Editorial Graduate at the Telegraph, fellow and previous Sheffield student alongside Becki and an all round wonderful person. To name a few, we discussed topics such as mental health in the media, finding great stories and relocating for work, plus much more. * Our guest this week is Dominic Penna; journalist, mental health activist and brilliant storyteller. Studying at the University of Sheffield in International Relations and Politics, Dom decided to continue his learning and dive into a masters degree in Journalism. During university and beyond, Dom accumulated a breadth of experiences in journalism and discusses how important it is to be inquisitive, ask connections and grab any experience you can. As a result, Dom managed to garner internships and roles at The Tab, The Times, The Guardian, RightsInfo and finally moving to London to work as an Editorial Graduate at The Independent. Alongside volunteering for the (somewhat famous) Tab Sheffield, Dom is an astounding advocate and campaigner for mental health; operating as Sheffield SU's Mental Health Matters Society as Web and Publicity Officer. Dom highlights the mental health issues that exist in the media and journalism. In continuation, Dom reflects nothing but wonderful, open and authentic stories in his journalism and uses social media, especially Twitter, to engage with trends and core topics in society. As someone who feels that the person is the centre of journalism, Dom discusses how he has fallen in love with bringing out others' stories and providing a trusted news source for readers and consumers. Having said this, we discussed with Dom about the issues surrounding 'trusted' news and how social media plays a part in this - creating reactive mindsets. With graduates, this manifests as a reason to create unhealthy comparisons and to often be exposed to things that are product not process, and Dom breaks down how to manage this and being proud of what you achieve mindfully. We absolutely loved speaking to Dom, and he even featured in Part 2 of our Takeover 'How to Grad Life by the Horns in the World Today' (episode 17). Although this was recorded before coronavirus restrictions came in, Dom bring great insight into news, social media and society which resonates with all things current. * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Dominic Penna @pennadominic Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

To open up Season 3, this week's episode is with the brilliant Angelica Malin; entrepreneur, podcaster and events host to name a few. On a pleasant Friday night before full lockdown even seemed plausible, Becki and Sophie chatted with Angelica about the importance of listening, women in business, events and so much more. * Our guest this week is Angelica Malin: Editor-in-Chief of 'About Time' Magazine, founder of 'She Started It' UK and the recent 'Unprecedented' podcast which talks to different industries about coping mechanisms during a pandemic. When we spoke to Angelica, it was a matter of days before she regretfully had to postpone her 'She Started it Live' festival due to coronavirus. Angelica always had a strong work ethic, even in university where she would work as a TV runner alongside other various part-time roles. Since then, Angelica has been dedicated to finding her authentic purpose and her 'why' in business, bringing her values to the surface and learning how to manage expectations. 'About Time' Magazine is platformed as a 'digital lifestyle for the curious Londoner' and boasts 1000s of engaged readers across the globe. But she doesn't stop there. 'She Started It' is a vessel for 'shining a spotlight on the UK's brightest female entrepreneurs' and expands into events, festivals, an online academy and a podcast. Angelica gives a wonderful insight in to the behind-the-scenes of the business world, including hiring tips, digitalisation, branding, flexible working and culture. Most prominently, how this all manifests with women in business and the topics of imposter syndrome, saying 'sorry' and diversity. A golden thread throughout the episode is the importance of listening, and how we can learn so much more if we pay attention to others and step away from our screens to establish genuine connection. A pure inspiration for women everywhere and grads as a whole, we look forward to seeing so much more from Angelica. Including and not limited to her book set to release in 2021...stay tuned! She Started It Live Festival Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shestartedit-live-2020-festival-of-female-empowerment-tickets-83535497923 * Grad Life by the Horns is a podcast covering every element of graduate life. From the existential dread that accompanies the last few months of university, to entering the post-education world jobless and £30,000 in debt, this fortnightly show is dedicated to helping and celebrating those navigating the 'graduate wasteland'. * Social Media: Co-host: Becki Hills @beckihills Co-host: Sophie Scully @sophsculz Instagram: @gradlifebythehorns Twitter: @gradlifebth Guest: Angelica Malin @jellymalin Artwork: Livi Arnold @livcreatively_ Producer: Pulama Kaufman @pulam.a Music composer: Julian Schoming @brotherjuju * Want to get in touch? Email us here: gradlifebythehorns@gmail.com

We are back with Part 2! To round up Season 2, we decided to finish as we started and put together another takeover! However this time, we asked students and graduates to talk about how they are navigating the world today during a pandemic, and to open up about their diverse experiences and insights to help our community of listeners.

To round up Season 2, we decided to finish as we started and put together another takeover! However this time, we asked students and graduates to talk about how they are navigating the world today during a pandemic, and to open up about their diverse experiences and insights to help our community of listeners.

On this week's episode, Becki and Sophie have a lovely Sunday afternoon chat with Jacob Archbold about commuting pet-peeves, dating, navigating internships and above all - working in the crazy world of politics. Stating that to get into the industry you have to be 'open to anything...within reason', Jacob's is a great episode to listen if you are actively searching for jobs, wanting an escape from the current world - or both!

This week's episode features the awesome Tally Rye; author, health and fitness influencer and fellow podcaster. Becki, Sophie and Tally chat about drama school, the concept of intuitive fitness and the common default of 'people-pleasing' when navigating your 20s. We find ourselves in a world where are fitness and health ideals are dictated by social and peer pressures, rather than listening to our body, finding that balance and enjoying being healthy.

This week, Becki and Sophie sit down with the inspirational Joe Seddon, founder of 'Access Oxbridge' and soon-to-be-released 'Zero Gravity'. We talk about his commitment to helping underrepresented students get into Oxbridge, how to start a business, and the importance of resilience as both a student and a graduate.

This week, Becki and Sophie chatted to the co-founders of the online magazine for 20-somethings, 'Quarter Life Magazine'. Joy and Emily pull apart their definition of 'the lost year' for graduates and the journey their millennial magazine has been on, and where they see it going next. Talking about friendships, comparisons, fulfilment and challenging mindsets - we cover many things 'QuarterLife'!

This week, Becki and Sophie ventured to new offices to chat to the incredibly insightful, Akhil Shah, who offered a perfect mixture of personal experiences and top, practical career tips. From travelling abroad to study, wearing your pyjama bottoms in a video interview and picking apart those assessment centres many of us dread, Akhil is number one at giving advice.

Our first double guest interview! This week, Becki and Sophie chatted and laughed with the very talented duo Alice Boyd and Rosa Garland about Oxbridge, theatre companies and green activism. They took us through their tours, balancing theatre with work and study, and how the theatre industry operates as a profession. Their mission is to use comedy to teach and engage their audiences on important topics about environmentalism.

To open up the new year and season 2, 8 fab grads talk about 2019, graduate experiences and their plans for the next year. They provide so much insight into the vast world of graduation - job hunting, travel and mindset to name a few - and it is wonderful and inspiring to hear their stories so far. Happy New Year!

For our bonus Christmas Special this week, we sit down on Becki's bedroom floor, chat absolute nonsense and destroy a host of iconic Christmas songs. If you're in the mood to cringe at some slightly delirious twenty-somethings this festive period, give this episode a listen!

This week, Becki and Sophie were welcomed into the home of the fabulous Ursula Aitchison and her two cuddly canines, Hugo and Huxley. They spoke about finding your niche in the creative industry, the benefits of charity and feedback, and being a parent in your 20s whilst pursuing a career. Plus, a lot of chatting about dogs!

This week, Becki and Sophie had a great chat over coffee and breakfast with model, activist and influencer, Ambar Driscoll. They deconstruct the stigmas attached to the modelling and influencer industry and how this filters into a freelance career. Ambar talks about gratitude and how, as graduates, it is so important to be accountable and bring about structure in your day-to-day life to motivate you.

This week, Becki and Sophie chatter with the wonderful Emma Fleming, who broke down the stigmas and expectations attached to reality television and how it can impact grad life and careers. We also expand on the often daunting worlds of networking, events and fashion.

This week, Becki and Sophie had a good ol' chat with a true face of welfare, Gemma Lomas. Alongside many other topics, we spoke about pursuing your passions, experiences with 'fun-employment' and the importance of Inclusivity & Diversity in the workplace.

This week Becki and Sophie talk to recent inspiring graduate and blogger Danny Naqvi, who touches on a variety of topics such as the importance of mentors, 'life-work' balance and diversity in the graduate market.

This week Becki and Sophie speak to the hugely inspiring author, journalist and podcaster Caroline O'Donoghue. This episode touches on mental health, changing careers in your twenties and how you can best cope with post-uni life not always going to plan.

This week Becki and Sophie take the opportunity to introduce themselves. This episode tackles the graduate fears we're too scared to talk about and the highs and lows of dating after uni.

In their first episode, Becki and Sophie speak to influencer, model and entrepreneur, Brontë King. Discussing the anxieties of graduating from university and not knowing where your life will take you, this episode breaks down the stigma surrounding social media and proves that, ultimately, we’re all in the same boat.

Meet the hosts and get a taste of what's to come!