How to Go to Work Lucy Clayton & Steven Haines

Welcome to episode eight of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest’s current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is the legendary Nell Gifford, founder of [Gifford’s Circus](https://www.giffordscircus.com/). This special episode was recorded shortly before Nell’s death at the end of 2019 and is a tribute to her creative genius, work ethic and vision.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [Nell’s obituary in the Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2019/dec/23/nell-gifford-obituary)
* [Follow Gifford's Circus on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/officialgiffordscircus/)
* [Nell and the Circus of Dreams](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0192765949/), Nell’s book

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode seven of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest’s current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is internet entrepreneur [Duncan Jennings](http://duncanjennings.com), who dropped out of University when he was 19 and never looked back. Join Lucy and Duncan as they talk about his extraordinary career from starting a shop (aged 6) through to becoming a serial founder and early stage investor.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [Hoop](https://hoop.co.uk)
* [Motorway](https://motorway.co.uk)

Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/).

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode six of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest’s current professional life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is [Rosie Vogel-Eades](https://www.vogue.co.uk/profile/rosie-vogel-eades). She’s the Bookings Editor of British Vogue, where she regularly works with the industry’s most eminent talent. She’s central to the creation of so many iconic images and in addition to her role at British Vogue she’s a sought-after casting director working on shows and advertising campaigns for fashion’s finest. She works with a range of artists from emerging to the most established.

Join Lucy and Rosie as they talk about breaking into a notoriously tough industry, tips for being a brilliant intern and why you should never say “passion for fashion” in a cover letter.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [Follow Rosie on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/mrsvoguester/)

Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/).

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode five of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book /How To Go To Work/ (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest’s current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is Dr Rahul Jandial. He’s one of the world’s top brain surgeons and for years he has transformed the lives of his neurosurgery patients by putting them through “brain rehab”, his specially developed boot camp for restoring brain function.His new book, published by Penguin called _[Life Lessons from a Brain Surgeon, the New Science and Stories of the Brain](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241338689/)_ demonstrates how healthy people can rewire their brains to work in a higher gear.

Join Lucy and Dr Jandial as they talk about his journey from shop floor to surgery and everything in between.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [Follow Dr Jandial on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/drjandial/)

Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/).

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode four of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book [How To Go To Work](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241399467/) (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guests to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show-off narratives — this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to the guest’s current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is the acclaimed writer, spoken word artist and nurse, [Molly Case](http://www.mollycasespeaks.com/about/).

Molly is currently working at St George’s Hospital, London as a cardiac nurse specialist. In April 2013 she achieved national recognition after performing her poem ‘Nursing the Nation’ at the Royal College of Nursing. Her book [How to Treat People: A Nurse at Work](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241347378/) is published by Penguin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOCda6OiYpg

Join Lucy and Molly as they talk about nursing, language, risk taking and why plan A and plan B can happen all at the same time.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [Molly’s author bio](https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/134772/molly-case.html)
* [Follow Molly on Twitter](https://twitter.com/mollycasespeaks/)

Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/).

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).

Welcome to episode three of _How To Go To Work,_ the podcast that accompanies the book _How To Go To Work_ (Penguin, 2020).

Each week authors Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines will be asking guest to take us right back to the beginning of their career. We’re not interested in stellar success stories or show off narratives – this is a show about the start of things. However famous our guests are, we start with their Saturday job. Tracking the progress from early work experience through to guest’s current life, we examine what was learnt on the way, how the journey developed, how people are held back or inspired further.

This week’s guest is Antonia Belcher, Founding Partner of MHBC. Antonia has over 40 years’ experience in the construction and property industries and leads her own business that she founded in 2007.

Her story of transitioning in a very traditional, male dominated working environment, where there was no history or visible LGBT influences to draw upon, has inspired her to be a force for positive change for LGBT+ in all business spheres, but especially in her chosen career path of Surveying.

Join Lucy and Antonia as they talk about an extraordinary career, authenticity at work and why the right thing isn’t always the easy thing.

* [How To Go To Work: The honest advice no one ever tells you at the start of your career — published by Penguin](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Go-Work-Honest-Advice/dp/0241399467/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1580036511&sr=8-1)
* [The Antonia & Andrea Belcher Trans Fund](https://giveout.org/trans-fund)
* [Antonia’s profile on Out Leadership](https://outleadership.com/outleader/antonia-belcher/)
* [MHBC Cumming](https://mhbccumming.com)

Email or follow the show on Twitter, @[howtogotowork](https://twitter.com/howtogotowork/).

This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).