In this episode, we talk to Dr. Meg Peterson who is the Founder of 21 Artists and a Lecturer in Culture, Media & Creative Arts at King's College London. Founded in 2013, 21 Artists is a values-driven, arts-based project facilitating, hosting, documenting and evaluating arts-based organisations, projects and interventions on an international scale. In this episode, we talk about starting a business within the arts sector, as well as what the world of academia is like in this space.

In this episode, we talk to Aryna Kastavetskaya (Director) and Ant Payne (Founder & CEO) of Peregrine Communications. Founded in 2003, Peregrine Communications is a multi-award-winning organisation. They have offices in both London and New York. They provide communications, marketing and design solutions to the global financial services industry.

We discuss routes into financial PR and both Aryna & Ant discuss their route into the industry, and offer great advice on how best to access roles within the sector. 

In this episode, we talk to Marie Fischer, who is a Global Art Fair Manager & Provenance Researcher at the Art Loss Register. Founded in 1990, the Art Loss Register holds the world’s largest private database of lost, stolen and looted art, antiques and collectibles, currently listing more than 700,000 items.

We discuss Marie's role, including her work on trying to reclaim Nazi looted art, her route into her 'perfect career' and opportunities that exist within her organisation. She shares what roles look like in a different form of the arts, and how this area links to her personal interests.

In this episode, we talk to sisters, Georgia & Sally Hardcastle who are Co-Directors of Matipo Arts. Matipo Arts is a community theatre production company that also provides workshops for children, young people and adults.

We talk about their experiences working in this sector, what it is like co-founding a company with your sibling, and the challenges faced during the Covid-19 pandemic. Georgia & Sally offer a really good insight into progressing into this area, and share great advice to anyone interested in pursuing a career in this space.

In this episode, we talk to Claire Adler, who is the founder of Claire Adler Luxury Public Relations. Claire is a former freelance luxury journalist for publications including the Financial Times and founded her own luxury PR consultancy.

We discuss Claire's university education, her previous roles in journalism, and what it is like to work in the PR sector with high-profile clients. Claire shares her advice about how to break into the industry and some of the insights she has from her experiences.

In this episode, we talk to Ingrid Marvin who an Executive Producer at East Street Arts. Based in Leeds, East Street Arts is a charity which empowers artists to benefit the local community.

We discuss Ingrid's route into the arts sector, where she speaks candidly about the challenges faced, and offers a great insight into how to access roles within this area.

In this episode, we talk to Benjamin Cohen who is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of PinkNews, which is a UK-based online newspaper marketed towards the LGBTQ+ community.

We discuss Benjamin's route into founding PinkNews, as well as his history in broadcast media. We talk about the barriers faced by applicants into this area and Benjamin talks about how to best break into this sector. 

In this podcast, we talk to Miriam Daffyd who is a Curator Team Leader at the Science Museum Group which consists of five different museums right across the UK.

We discuss Miriam's route into being a Curator Team Leader, the barriers faced by applicants into this area and advice she would give to anyone wanting to progress into the museums sector.