Podcast appearances and mentions of jack harries

In a special episode to mark Earth Day, Patrick O'Donnell travels to the 200-year-old Cornish mill that's home to Jack Harries; a documentary filmmaker, producer and environmentalist who is passionate about using his platform to tell the stories that matter. Joined by his dog Lyla, they explore the journey from his city-living years, YouTube channel JacksGap and subsequent career in filmmaking, to climate change, environmental activism and his recent move to the calming South West.Learn about the colours featured in each episode hereSee the colours of Jack's Life HereFollow Jack on Instagram hereFollow us on Instagram here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode I'm speaking with Joi Lee, the Head of Editorial and an Executive Producer at Earthrise Studio. I'm sure you've heard of Earthrise – they're one of the leading media platforms reporting on climate change, launched in 2020 by Alice Aedy and Jack Harries. Over the past few years, their social media channels have become one of my go-to sources of climate related news – and I know I'm not the only one! So Joi and I spoke about how the climate crisis is being portrayed in the media, and why she thinks stories are so integral to how we communicate.She then told me about POWER, their latest series digging into the energy crisis, and how they collaborated with their community to define how they would tell that story. We also discussed the many elections coming up this year all around the world, and what you can do as an individual to ensure the fossil fuel industry loses some of its power.Want to dive deeper?Watch POWER on the Earthrise YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXUj6a59Wb4&ab_channel=EarthriseFollow Earthrise on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/earthrise.studio/Come say hi!Joi on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/joixleeWhy We Care on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/whywecarepodcast/Tiphaine on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/tiphainemarie_/If you enjoyed the episode and want to help the podcast, I would be super grateful if you could leave a little review or share it with a friend who might like it. Thank you so much for caring and sending you lots of love! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a trip to Greenland, Jack Harries saw a huge chunk of ice break off a glacier and crash into the sea. Already a keen film maker with an interest in travel, he knew then what he wanted to dedicate his life to - telling the stories of climate change. Years later, he's been all over the world, finding the people most affected by the climate crisis and giving them a voice in his documentary series A Seat at The Table. Join Jack now, on a warm day in London's Victoria Park, as he discusses the power of community activism, the need for storytelling and completely fluffing his lines when he met Barack Obama. A Life More Wild is an 18Sixty production, brought to you by Canopy & Stars. Sound recording by Alannah Chance, production by Clarissa Maycock. Our theme music is by Billie Marten.

Maeve Campbell deputy editor of Euronews, environmental journalist And it ain't all doom and gloom! We wanted to understand more about the climate crisis, the global pivot we're ALL in. Maeve is positive, realistic and inspiring. You will learn how you as an individual can do your bit (in unique ways, not just the usual). Things like: Check your clothes buying habits Plant a sequoia tree Write to your MP's and make a stand Eliminate your fossil fuel usage Choose how you get around She gave us a tonne of resources for you to review, here they all are: Jack Harries and Alice Eddy - environmental influencers & 'Seat at the Table' documentary. Livia Firth - '30 wears challenge' - Instagram Lucy and Yak - sustainable fashion brand - website Aerated shower heads - Which Review Henry Anderson - sequoia trees - Video / Article Coursera - free courses on all sorts, including environmental education Find Maeve here: Twitter, LinkedIn, Euronews You can get hold of us here: Website: pivotpointscoaching.co.uk Instagram: @pivotpointscoaching LinkedIn: Pivot Points Coaching Twitter: @PivotPoints1 Email: info@pivotpointscoaching.co.uk Cast & Crew Gabi Miller: www.gabriellamillercoach.com // insta: @gabriellamiller.coach Amelia Saberwal: www.kinestheticacoaching.com // insta: @kinesthetica_coaching Rob Sell - Editor / Life saver - Torch & Compass Alexandra Kolubayev (also known as Alix Kol) - Pivot Points Jingle

I recently turned 21!! So naturally, I'm back for round 2 with a 20 things I've learnt at 20 ep after making a similar episode this time last year that you all seemed to love! These are the sorts of episodes I loveee to listen to so hopefully you find this is a fun one, I really enjoyed recording it. PSA that I'm still a lil baby and don't have a clue what I'm doing the majority of the time so take everything I say with a pinch of salt:) Would love to hear some lessons you've learnt this year - drop me a message @spacetolearnpodcast on insta. Lots of love n virtual hugs, thank u millions for being here!! Lucy x --- Things mentioned in this ep: Matt Edmondson on Happy Place A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle A Seat At The Table by Jack Harries & earthrise on YouTube --- Thank you so much for listening!

Welcome to season 7 friends!! I can't actually believe we're on to the 7th series but I am so excited. I've had a few weeks away from the podcast and am feeling so ready to get stuck back into it again:) This week we're discussing questions like 'what are the barriers to open honesty?', 'is it easier for extroverts to be honest?' and 'how can we start honest conversations about men's mental health given toxic masculinity?'. I don't have all the answers but I hope this episode can be food for thought and hopefully inspire some genuine chats about mental health. Thank you so much for tuning in pals, go join the podcast fam over on instagram @spacetolearnpodcast for more interactive features & to stay up to date! Lots of love xx --- Things mentioned in this episode: A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini 'A Seat At The Table' youtube originals series by Jack Harries & earthrise studios Rose & Giovanni's dance on Strictly Red [Taylor's version] specifically this video

Platicamos sobre la conflictividad socioambiental en América Latina. Para esto, nos acercamos a las historias de defensores ambientales tales como: Berta Cáceres, la comunidad de Calpulálpam de Méndez y Jack Harries. Con las voces de: Melissa Hernández, Elisa Martínez y Ximena Bailón. Edición: Miguel Morales.

NFTs are the most hyped new format the music space has seen in years – recently everyone from Grimes to Kings of Leon have got in on the act. However, traditional NFTs also have a tremendously harmful effect on the environment. But these digital collectibles don't have to. Max Shand is the creator of Serenade, a recently launched NFT platform who, via the technology they utilise, have a more eco conscious approach. And, in a world where these digital collectibles change hands for huge sums of money, he wants NFTs to be affordable and accessible to real music fans while creating a sustainable system that financially rewards creators. He's also very good at explaining what NFTs are, in case you're still thoroughly confused. Hosts Fay Milton and Greg Cochrane also share some recommendations. — Sounds Like A Plan series 2 is supported by Festival Republic. They put on festivals including the legendary Reading Festival, being at Richfield Avenue, Reading on August 26-28th 2022. Weekend tickets are available now: https://www.readingfestival.com/tickets — Links to things discussed in the podcast: Serenade NFTs https://serenade.co/ — This episode's recommendations: Fay's recommendation Vestiaire Collective - buy second hand clothes https://us.vestiairecollective.com/ Greg's recommendation Seat At The Table documentary series presented by Jack Harries https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCz4fqxNcuDkYWH0A83DRQXBKJ4Ww2OO1 — This episode was partly recorded at Pirate studios. Pirate have modern and affordable recorded locations around the UK available to book 24/7. https://pirate.com/en/ — More from us on social media: Instagram – @soundslikeaplanpodcast Fay Milton Twitter – @faymilton Instagram – @faymilton Greg Cochrane Twitter – @Gregcochrane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-allotment/message

NFTs are the most hyped new format the music space has seen in years – recently everyone from Grimes to Kings of Leon have got in on the act. However, traditional NFTs also have a tremendously harmful effect on the environment. But these digital collectibles don't have to. Max Shand is the creator of Serenade, a recently launched NFT platform who, via the technology they utilise, have a more eco conscious approach. And, in a world where these digital collectibles change hands for huge sums of money, he wants NFTs to be affordable and accessible to real music fans while creating a sustainable system that financially rewards creators. He's also very good at explaining what NFTs are, in case you're still thoroughly confused. Hosts Fay Milton and Greg Cochrane also share some recommendations. — Sounds Like A Plan series 2 is supported by Festival Republic. They put on festivals including the legendary Reading Festival, being at Richfield Avenue, Reading on August 26-28th 2022. Weekend tickets are available now: https://www.readingfestival.com/tickets — Links to things discussed in the podcast: Serenade NFTs https://serenade.co/ — This episode's recommendations: Fay's recommendation Vestiaire Collective - buy second hand clothes https://us.vestiairecollective.com/ Greg's recommendation Seat At The Table documentary series presented by Jack Harries https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCz4fqxNcuDkYWH0A83DRQXBKJ4Ww2OO1 — This episode was partly recorded at Pirate studios. Pirate have modern and affordable recorded locations around the UK available to book 24/7. https://pirate.com/en/ — More from us on social media: Instagram – @soundslikeaplanpodcast Fay Milton Twitter – @faymilton Instagram – @faymilton Greg Cochrane Twitter – @Gregcochrane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-allotment/message

"Routines help me to stay motivated and to balance the different areas of my life." Are you someone who thrives off spontaneity, or are routines the way you like to make sense of things? In this episode, Lucy chats about why routines are what works for her and how, if you are also a creature of habit, you can create routines that help you to find balance and stay sane while achieving your goals. Also discussed is the idea of high, medium and low energy routines, because it's about time we normalised having rough days as well as good days. Get in touch via Insta @spacetolearnpodcast to share your thoughts! Lots of love x --- Things mentioned in this episode: UnJaded Jade's core habits video (here) The Breakdown series by Jack Harries (here) Happy Place Podcast by Fearne Cotton (here) specifically this episode with earthrise (here) Sex Education series 3 Emma Raducanu's US Open matches --- If you found something of value then share your thoughts via @spacetolearnpodcast or send this episode to a friend who might also love the pod! Thank you for listening x

In this daily offstage session, YouTube's Luke Hyams and Zoë Clapp discuss UK specific YouTube Original ‘A Seat At The Table' with its star Jack Harries. In the film, Jack is joined by Sir David Attenborough before he gathers local & global stories of those affected by the climate crisis to present to world leaders at COP26. Their discussion covers how production took place considering restrictions around travel, and why YouTube is building original content around subjects like sustainability. Stay Engaged is hosted in partnership with Quantcast, creators of a new and innovative intelligent audience platform. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Climate change will cause the biggest mass migration in history. Filmmakers and storytellers Jack Harries, Finn Harries, and Alice Aedy have founded creative studio earthrise to document the human stories of those on the climate front lines. They believe in progress, not perfection, and hope the stories they tell will encourage action through inspiring hope for a better future. In this chat with Fearne, the powerful trio talk through what they've learnt about managing their own mental health as activists being constantly bombarded with overwhelming and exhausting information. You can keep up to date with earthrise, read their articles, donate to CHOOSE EARTH and watch their documentary content by heading over to www.earthrise.studio. Thanks to Stripe and Stare for sponsoring this series of Happy Place. Use the code HP20 when you make your purchase at stripeandstare.com for a 20% discount.

Welcome to this mini series on imperfect sustainability!! My aim for this series is to inspire you to view sustainability in a more positive light and to help you to genuinely make a difference in your own life. Let's tackle this with a non-judgemental, solutions-driven attitude and lift each other up rather than tearing each other down. Episode 1: how to shift your mindset to avoid guilt & perfectionism "They felt like they belonged to the land, rather than the land belonged to them." - Eckhart Tolle, A New Earth Climate change is an issue that is extremely important to me; it's one which will have a huge influence over all of our lives for the rest of our lives. If we're going to be successful in reversing climate change, we need to make changes, which in my mind, calls for a collective mindset shift. We need to get over this fear of imperfection, to build the confidence to act, to stop making ourselves and others feel guilty and to be open-minded enough to make lifestyle changes. Overcoming perfectionism and instead being open to making mistakes could really help to promote a more widespread change. Spoiler alert: no one is perfect!! --- Things mentioned in this episode: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle (here) All The Small Things Podcast (here) Venetia La Manna (website here) Max La Manna (website here) Jack Harries (youtube here) Drawdown : The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed To Reverse Global Warming (here) --- Space to Learn on Apple Podcasts - leave a rating and a review here!! Thank you! Follow the podcast on instagram @spacetolearnpodcast (click here to go follow!) Share the episode with a friend if you enjoyed!!

Alice Aedy is a documentary photographer, film-maker and activist. Jack Harries is a documentary film-maker and environmental activist who has built an online platform of over 5 million people raising awareness of the climate emergency. Together, Alice and Jack, are co-founders of Earthrise, a platform dedicated to empowering and galvanising the next generation of climate activists into long term, sustained action- they have both played a central role in putting the climate emergency on the news and political agenda for the first time in the UK. The challenges that humankind face as a result of the climate crisis are unprecedented. All the science states that unless we act urgently and radically to change the way we are living on Earth we will speed towards the mass extinction of life on this planet as we know it. Coming into true acceptance of the enormity of this is as existentially overwhelming as anything could possibly be and the consequence for many who do, involves the onset of a relatively newly recognised, yet very commonly experienced form of ‘grief,’ called Climate Grief: a grief for all that has already been lost on earth and the dread for the certain loss of all life on earth as we know it, if action is not taken. It is now broadly recognised that human beings are going to have to learn, both collectively and individually to manage, and tend to, this grief as a part of driving one of the most important movements for change in the history of humankind. As we hear so boldly in this episode, tending to the darkness of our feelings is an integral part of activism, it is what enables us to keep the fire of relentless hope burning bright. So if the world is feeling like a dark or difficult place, join us and let your heart be ignited by the fire of the human spirit. Created and hosted by Jess MillsCreative co-production by Bonny TydemanProduced by Joel Porter - Dot Dot Dot Productions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the podcast where each week we'll meet a guest who’ll help us pay attention to something we should know about, but maybe don’t. This week, we're talking about climate action; a refresher on what climate change means, the power of emotion to inspire action, and why our individual contributions matter so much. Jack Harries is a documentary filmmaker, photographer and activist. He started his YouTube channel Jacksgap to document his gap year, and alongside his twin brother Finn, built up an audience of over 4 million subscribers. Jack uses platform to raise awareness around the issues of mental health, migration and the environment. He's also the co -founder of earthrise studio, a new online community and youth-led media company dedicated to communicating the climate crisis. If you want to learn more, here's where to find Jack and his recommendations: Instagram: @jackharries Twitter: @JackHarries Youtube: Jack Harries Website: jacksonharries.com Something to read: Jonathan Safran Foer - We Are the Weather Something to watch: Netflix's 'My Octopus Teacher' Something to listen to: Outrage and Optimism Podcast Get involved and join in the conversation: Follow @gemmastyles and send in your messages and questions to goodinfluencepod@gmail.com

Jack Harries is a Filmmaker and Photographer. He is also one half of JacksGap an online blog and video project born out of a love of travelling and storytelling.—Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2017.Watch Jack's full talk here: www.thedolectures.com/talks/jack-harries-we-are-all-good-at-fiction

Type 2 is a podcast from Looking Sideways in association with Patagonia that explores the intersection between the outdoors, action sports and activism. My guest for this episode of Type 2 is Jack Harries. Jack is a film-maker and environmental activist from London. He initially came to prominence thanks to his wildly popular YouTube channel Jack’s Gap, which he started with his brother Finn and which quickly amassed four million subscribers. Such an audience gave him quite a platform and, as you might imagine, quite a few opportunities - such as the chance to head to Greenland and take part in a documentary about glacial retreat. It would prove to be a life-changing moment for Jack, who decided from that point to dedicate his life to raising awareness on climate change and attendant issues such as forced migration. He’s done so by making documentaries in environmentally compromised places like Bhutan and Kiribati, through his work as an ambassador for organisations such as the WWF and, latterly, by his very visible involvement with the Extinction Rebellion group. If anybody fulfils the premise of using their platform to create change, it’s Jack, and having been one of his 1.5 millions Instagram followers for a while, I’ve long been intrigued by his story. So with a fortnight of London-based Extinction Rebellion action in full swing, I headed up to meet him at his place in West London and find out more. I found him to be charming, impassioned, articulate and persuasive. Here's how it went down. New episodes of Type 2 will be released every four weeks through my Looking Sideways channel. Hear it by subscribing to Looking Sideways via ApplePodcasts, Spotify, Podbean, OvercastFM or any of the usual other podcast providers. Thanks to Ewan Wallace for the theme tune, and to my editor Fina Charleson.

Jack Harries grew up in a family of filmmakers and storytellers. At the age eighteen he built up a successful YouTube channel and production company gaining over four million subscribers worldwide. Jack has used this platform consistently to raise awareness of mental health, forced migration and environmental issues. He has travelled all over the world to tell stories from the front lines of Climate Change. Recorded at 5x15 live in London at EartH Hackney on 8th October 2019. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

Leon Panetta, former U.S. Defense Secretary, joins Christiane Amanpour to discuss the impact of a second whistleblower coming forward in the impeachment inquiry against President Trump. Jack Harries, Extinction Rebellion activist, and Farhana Yamin, fellow Extinction Rebellion activist and lawyer, explain the necessity of civil disobedience in the climate change movement. Our Michel Martin sits down with Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, pediatrician and the first and current Surgeon General of California, to discuss her new book "The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity."

Adrian Bliss is a film-maker and writer who produces satirical videos about being a YouTuber on his eponymous channel, launched in 2014.His mockumentary series Vlogvember and Vlune, followed the journey of Adrian Bliss, an online persona of the man himself, showing Adrian’s quest to get millions of followers on YouTube. Deep down the series reveals that Adrian just wants to be loved and accepted, but sometimes he makes questionable decisions that test his integrity and moral compass along the way.Originally from Hertfordshire, Adrian started working in film ahead of his A-Levels. He has been a camera operator, editor and director of photography whilst regularly collaborating with online talent such as Jack Harries, Caspar Lee and Will Darbyshire. We were really keen to sit down with him during our writer's retreat with the BBC Writer's Room and pick his brilliant brain on what it’s like being the real Adrian Bliss.instagram.com/bbcstudiostalentworksinstagram.com/adrianblissTalentWorks is a production arm of BBC Studios aimed at identifying forward thinking talent with whom it can partner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Harsha de Silva, the Sri Lankan Economic Reforms Minister, joins Christiane Amanpour to discuss the devastating attacks on Easter Sunday. Jack Harries, the climate activist and filmmaker talks about the Extinction Rebellion protests in London. Bill McKibben, activist and author discusses his new book "Falter" and the current threats to our species. Our Alicia Menendez talks to Amber Tamblyn, the actress and activist about growing up on screen, her new book "Era of Ignition" and the MeToo movement.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Jack Harries is an environmental activist who started his filmmaking career making short films on YouTube on his hugely popular channel JacksGap. He was recently arrested during an act of non-violent civil disobedience and shortly afterwards appeared live on the BBC to defend the environmental movement. I speak to Jack about veganism, environmentalism and the potential hypocrisy within the environmental movement. ✺ To support the show & get access to exclusive monthly podcast episodes: http://www.patreon.com/earthlinged✺ Find out more about what i do & join my mailing list: http://www.earthlinged.org✺ Download my free 122 page e-book: http://www.earthlinged.org/ebook✺ Take a 22 day free vegan challenge: http://switchtovegan.co.uk✺ Become a supporter of my activism (thank you!): http://www.earthlinged.org/support

IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK! Please subscribe, leave a review and share with your friends!Jack Harries is a filmmaker, environmentalist and WWF ambassador. He rose to fame after he launched a highly successful YouTube channel which he ran with his identical twin brother Finn, to document his Gap Year. We discuss his journey to veganism, the hypocrisy of sustainability, mental health, therapy and of course, food. I’m only sad to say that this interview was recorded just a short while before Jack was arrested for protesting with Extinction Rebellion at the International Petroleum Conference, where gas and oil tycoons gathered in their glad rags, trying to pretend that we don’t have a global catastrophe on our hands. Jack, you're a hero.“It’s difficult to talk about environmentalism without being a hypocrite. It’s almost impossible to leave the house without having some kind of negative impact on the environment - unfortunately that’s just the way it is. But I don’t think it should stop you being able to have these conversations if you’re not the most perfect environmentalist because then no one would have these conversations and nothing would change. You have to have these personal inner conflicts because it forces you to think about your own lifestyle.”Jack's Newsletter Recommendations:https://e360.yale.edu/newsletterhttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/oct/19/sign-up-to-the-green-light-emailhttps://www.nytimes.com/newsletters/climate-changeFind Jack on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackharries/Jack's work: http://jacksonharries.com/Find Me On Instagram: https://instagram.com/venetiafalconerSign Up To My Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/gdU0U1Join The Slow Fashion Exchange: http://bit.ly/SlowFashionExchangeTickets To My LIVE PODCAST EVENT on 18th March with Laura Thomas (author of Just Eat It): http://bit.ly/2NFHxr2 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Analog fotografi - du ved de gode gamle ruller film der skulle fremkaldes. Vi dykker ned i denne verden der spirer frem igen; kameraer, filmtyper, stilarter und so weider. Derudover vender vi lige hurtigt YouTube serien om Jake Paul, Daniel kradser næsten af i et hosteanfald og har desuden fundet en ny passion. Relevante links: Negative Feedback: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTgaiv8YdmmNqI8STrpWc7w Diary of Alex: https://www.instagram.com/diaryofalex/ Life of Riley: https://www.instagram.com/lifeof_riley/ Jack Harries: https://www.instagram.com/jackharries/ Daniel: https://www.instagram.com/danielsjensen/ Sebastian: https://www.instagram.com/sebtelmer/ Musik: FakeLove by Makaih Beats (makaihbeats.net)

Well then. That's a wrap on Season One of Filler Podcast! We're so happy that you've all been enjoying and learning from the conversations that we've been having. We can't tell you how much we appreciate all of the positive tweets, comments and emails that we've been receiving over the past ten weeks. It's a pretty incredible community of people that we're building here. We wanted to record a short bonus episode to give context to the project as a creative endeavour in itself, as we think there is value in illustrating how we got the podcast up and running in a short period of time. A podcast talking about a podcast. How meta. We've also got a very exciting announcement about Season Two of Filler towards the end of the episode, so make sure you listen through to the end! We want your suggestions for guests to have on in Season Two! Tweet us your favourite creatives - filmmakers, photographers, designers, entrepreneurs... anything really! - to @fillerpodcast. Stay in the loop on Twitter and Instagram - @fillerpodcast and on Facebook - /fillerpodcast. Season One of Filler was made incredible by our ten brilliant guests: Jack Harries - www.twitter.com/jackharries Arden Rose - www.twitter.com/ardenrose186 Ray Burmiston - www.twitter.com/rayburmiston Will Darbyshire - www.twitter.com/willdarbyshire Emily Diana Ruth - www.twitter.com/emilydianaruth Bertie Gilbert - www.twitter.com/bertieglbrt Dan Rubin - www.twitter.com/danrubin Charly Cox - www.twitter.com/charlycox1 Rosa Park - www.twitter.com/rosa_park Blaise DiPersia - www.twitter.com/dipersia -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr

Emily Diana Ruth is a Canadian-born filmmaker currently living in London. With YouTube as her primary platform for distribution, Emily produces content ranging from short films, to sentimental recipes, to videos advocating for charities. We sat down at Notes with Emily and talked about her new short film “Cold”, feminism, her “Letters to July” series, and more. It was lovely to chat with Emily over a coffee. We'd highly encourage you all to check out her YouTube channel. We hope you enjoy this episode! -- Jack Harries founded JacksGap in 2011 and since then the YouTube channel has evolved into a movement. With 4 million subscribers, Jack is one of the most influential filmmakers in the digital space. We spoke to him about the project he's currently working on with Marriott, producing content for different platforms and his passion for the environment. -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Emily: www.twitter.com/emilydianaruth www.instagram.com/emilydianaruth www.youtube.com/emilyofnewgloom Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr Find George Muncey (Filler photographer) www.georgemuncey.com www.twitter.com/gmunchiez -- Thank you to our fantastic sponsors. Show them some love: Contiki - www.contiki.com Notes Coffee & Wine Bar - www.notes-uk.co.uk Rode Microphones - www.rode.com -- Contiki code T&C: - Valid on trips 7 days or longer - Valid for bookings made between May 24, 2015 and July 31, 2015 - Valid for travel dates between May 24, 2015 and December 31, 2015 - Not combinable with other Contiki discounts (except Frequent Traveller Discount) - Code can be applied online or by phone -- *This podcast conversation contains adult themes and/or adult language.

Will Darbyshire is a London-based filmmaker who primarily produces content for his YouTube audience of over 400,000 subscribers. His content ranges from "vlogs" to short travel films, and it always packs a sentimental punch. We sat down with Will to chat about all things film school, creative process, and gear. If you're an aspiring filmmaker, this is an episode that you don't want to miss. Will was an absolute pleasure to have on the podcast - enjoy the episode! -- Jack Harries founded JacksGap in 2011 and since then the YouTube channel has evolved into a movement. With 4 million subscribers, Jack is one of the most influential filmmakers in the digital space. We spoke to him about the project he's currently working on with Marriott, producing content for different platforms and his passion for the environment. -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Will: www.twitter.com/willdarbyshire www.instagram.com/willdarbyshire www.instagram.com/willdarbyshire Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr Find George Muncey (Filler photographer) www.georgemuncey.com www.twitter.com/gmunchiez -- Thank you to our fantastic sponsors. Show them some love: Contiki - www.contiki.com Notes Coffee & Wine Bar - www.notes-uk.co.uk Rode Microphones - www.rode.com -- Contiki code T&C: - Valid on trips 7 days or longer - Valid for bookings made between May 24, 2015 and July 31, 2015 - Valid for travel dates between May 24, 2015 and December 31, 2015 - Not combinable with other Contiki discounts (except Frequent Traveller Discount) - Code can be applied online or by phone -- *This podcast conversation contains adult themes and/or adult language.

Ray Burmiston started out as the lead singer in the hit 80s band, Passion Puppets, and absolutely rocked the industry. When the band reached its end, he began shooting photographs of his famous friends and music contemporaries. Since then, he's photographed incredible personalities ― from David Bowie to Johnny Depp, Ricky Gervais to casts of the world's most successful television shows. He told us tales of his finest moments. If you consider yourself a photographer or you aspire to be one, be sure you give this episode a listen. -- Jack Harries founded JacksGap in 2011 and since then the YouTube channel has evolved into a movement. With 4 million subscribers, Jack is one of the most influential filmmakers in the digital space. We spoke to him about the project he's currently working on with Marriott, producing content for different platforms and his passion for the environment. -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Ray: www.twitter.com/rayburmiston www.instagram.com/rayburmiston www.rayburmiston.com Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr Find George Muncey (Filler photographer) www.georgemuncey.com www.twitter.com/gmunchiez -- Thank you to our fantastic sponsors. Show them some love: Contiki - www.contiki.com Notes Coffee & Wine Bar - www.notes-uk.co.uk Rode Microphones - www.rode.com -- Contiki code T&C: - Valid on trips 7 days or longer - Valid for bookings made between May 24, 2015 and July 31, 2015 - Valid for travel dates between May 24, 2015 and December 31, 2015 - Not combinable with other Contiki discounts (except Frequent Traveller Discount) - Code can be applied online or by phone -- *This podcast conversation contains adult themes and/or adult language.

Jack Harries founded JacksGap in 2011 and since then the YouTube channel has evolved into a movement. With 4 million subscribers, Jack is one of the most influential filmmakers in the digital space. We spoke to him about the project he's currently working on with Marriott, producing content for different platforms and his passion for the environment. -- Follow Filler on Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/fillerpodcast Subscribe to Filler on iTunes here: www.apple.co/1cUvFxU Find Filler: www.fillerpodcast.com www.twitter.com/fillerpodcast www.instagram.com/fillerpodcast www.facebook.com/fillerpodcast Find Jack: www.twitter.com/jackharries www.instagram.com/jackharries www.jacksgap.com www.youtube.com/jacksgap Find Harry: www.twitter.com/harryhitchens www.instagram.com/harry_hitchens Find Matt: www.twitter.com/mattshre www.instagram.com/mattshr Find George Muncey (Filler photographer) www.georgemuncey.com www.twitter.com/gmunchiez -- Thank you to our fantastic sponsors. Show them some love: Contiki - www.contiki.com Notes Coffee & Wine Bar - www.notes-uk.co.uk Rode Microphones - www.rode.com -- Contiki code T&C: - Valid on trips 7 days or longer - Valid for bookings made between May 24, 2015 and July 31, 2015 - Valid for travel dates between May 24, 2015 and December 31, 2015 - Not combinable with other Contiki discounts (except Frequent Traveller Discount) - Code can be applied online or by phone -- *This podcast conversation contains adult themes and/or adult language.

Jack Harries, Richard Herd and Chris Howard share the golden rules of creating a successful, factual YouTube channel. Long gone are the days when YouTube was just babies, cats and people falling over. Brands, broadcasters and native YouTubers are embracing the platform like never before - resulting in a wave of high production-value, short-form, factual content aimed at a new breed of audience – active, vocal and loyal. Jack, Chris and Richard share their views on producing short-format content and gaining and engaging subscribers. They discuss how to make the best use of features such as annotations and playlisting, how to use analytics and discuss their favourite camera equipment. With a background in television production, Chris and Richard also talk about what they had to learn, or rather unlearn, in order to engage a YouTube audience. The panel highlight the importance of the YouTube community and explain how collaborations with the likes of ZeFrank, Wheezy Waiter, Tyler Oakley, Red Bull, Epic Meal Time and DanisNotonFire have been vital to establishing their channels online. Jack Harries is the creator of JacksGap. Back in 2011 he set up the channel to document his gap year for friends and family. Two years later he, along with twin brother Finn, is one of the UK's leading vloggers with over 1.9 million subscribers. His YouTube recommendations are Troye Sivan and Sorted Food. Richard Herd is the producer and channel manager of Jamie Oliver’s Food Tube, offering up in Jamie’s own words "food shows with attitude". Richard’s career credits include Gordon Ramsay’s F Word, The Naked Chef and Big Brother. His YouTube recommendations are My Virgin Kitchen and Epic Meal Time. Chris Howard is the series producer of natural history channel Earth Unplugged, BBC Worldwide’s first original content production for YouTube. Previously Chris has worked on Planet Earth Live and David Attenborough’s Flying Monsters. His YouTube recommendation is Vsauce.

JacksGap, Jamie Oliver's Food Tube and Earth Unplugged – three established channels that are engaging demanding online communities with their content. This week Simon Smith talks to YouTube champions Jack Harries, Richard Herd and Chris Howard about the golden rules of creating a successful, factual YouTube channel.