In this episode, we sit down with Bradley Nolan, founder of a North-based design and build studio working across the UK in workplace, education, retail and hospitality.

Bradley shares the real story behind building a creative business - from the highs of landing exciting projects to the tougher moments that come with running a studio, leading a team, and navigating an ever-changing industry.

We talk about:

- Building a design studio without playing it safe

- Why personality matters more than perfection

- The realities of growing a small creative team

- The ups, downs and lessons from nearly five years in business

- How the design industry is changing and where it’s heading

If you’re a founder, designer, or anyone building a creative business, this is an honest conversation about staying true to your vision while growing something sustainable.

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This episode features Allison’s return to the mic for a brutally honest — and often ridiculous — deep dive into the strangest, funniest, and most shocking moments from her career in HR. From frozen asses and rogue delivery drivers to raw chicken revenge and cyber sabotage, Allison and the team peel back the curtain on the side of HR the public never sees. It’s part therapy, part horror show, and all too real.

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In this episode, we sit down with Martyn Pace, founder of Set the Pace and a personal trainer with over 20 years of experience in the fitness industry.

Martyn shares his insights on:

💡 How AI is reshaping the PT industry and what it means for trainers and clients.

💊 The rise of Ozempic - is it a breakthrough or a band-aid?

⚖️ The reality of balancing business and life after two decades in fitness.

This episode is packed with honesty, experience, and forward-thinking conversation for anyone interested in fitness, entrepreneurship, and navigating change in a fast-moving world.

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