I Want Your Job

An artist, creative director and founder for Food for Everyone, Gemma Leslie, has built a business through community.
In today's episode we talk about building your brand and business, pivoting, mental health and collaboration. Art is a healer, and Gemma's impact has fed many mouths both literally and through creativity.

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You may remember actor Marny Kennedy in her debut role as Taylor Fry on Mortified. But her career didn't just stop there.
In today's episode of I Want Your Job, we speak about her first heartbreak: acting. How do you remain truthful to yourself about what you actually want to do, especially after 20 years in the industry.

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For Russh Magazine's music editor Alys Hale, music has been more than just a soundtrack. It's guided her through some of life's biggest decisions.
In this episode we chat about heartbreak, transitions and the ways music and love often end up shaping who we become.

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A slightly different episode from the usual.
Last week, I spent the day at Vogue Codes 2026: Optimism in Motion, speaking with women shaping the future across technology, sustainability, media and medicine.
Featuring conversations with Nikki Chowdhury, Laura Henshaw, Professor Kate Drummond, Aleese Musa and Lottie Dalziel, we unpack everything from AI and innovation to leadership, optimism and the careers redefining what's possible.
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How do we find our creative vision? Recently on I Want Your Job we've spoken a lot about John Berger's Ways of Seeing, particularly when tied to the female lens. In this episode I speak with director Phoebe Wolfe on perception and the importance of relationships, beyond collaborations, within your film career.
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