Best Harry Ellis & Maya Raichoora Podcasts (2025)

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#14: Sam Davies — freelancer, filmmaker & director: what it takes to chase the dream 43:30

4+ y ago43:30

43:30

In this episode, we are joined by Director and founder of Atlas Film Company — Samuel Davies (@davies_sam). Sam’s dream is to build Atlas and his personal brand to stand alongside the world’s greatest storytellers. We discuss his passion for filmmaking, how he overcame an intense burnout a couple of years back, and what it really takes to chase the…

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#13: Hayley Bennett — race, diversity & inclusion: building values into your business from the start 35:40

4+ y ago35:40

35:40

In this episode, we are joined by the multi-award winning diversity and inclusion consultant, and passionate equality campaigner — Hayley Bennett (@hayleytvb). In response to her own first-hand experiences, Hayley has made it her mission to inspire individuals and organisations to adopt a more sustainable and inclusive outlook. We discuss what it t…

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#12: Alfie Laurence — The Accidental Entrepreneur: founding a travel business at university, aged 23 36:05

4+ y ago36:05

36:05

In this episode, we are joined by the recent Bristol graduate and founder of Student Travel Tips — Alfie Laurence (@alfielaurence1). Inspired by his own year abroad, Alfie is on a mission to support other students who are living, studying and working abroad. We discuss Alfie's journey, including how he 'fell into entrepreneurship', the importance o…

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#11: James Marshall-Baquedano — role modelling: challenging stigma & transforming the model industry 32:55

4+ y ago32:55

32:55

In this episode, we are joined by the model and co-founder of Able Model Management — James Marshall-Baquedano (@jamesmb73). Drawing on his creative background and inspired by his own modelling experiences, James is determined to disrupt the industry by instilling one key concept - “fashion is for everyone”. We discuss how he got started, the wider…

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#10: Cassa Jackson — finding a creative output, building a personal brand, artist or entrepreneur? 39:10

4+ y ago39:10

39:10

To celebrate our 10th episode, we are joined by and have an exclusive performance from the 22-year-old singer/songwriter — Cassa Jackson (@cassajackson). Not only is Cassa a full-time student at the University of Bristol, she is also Making it Big in the music industry, having performed at Wembley Arena, Colour Day Festival and supported the Jackso…

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#9: Harry Beard — Gen Z: 'the generation of opportunity', starting young & embracing failure 37:05

4+ y ago37:05

37:05

In this episode, we are joined by the co-founder of Future Labs and Prospect 100 — Harry Beard (@harryckb, www.prospect100.com). Not only has Harry given a profound TEDx talk on the topic of Generation Z, he is actively working on new projects and competitions to help empower and inspire the next generation. We talk to Harry about where his motivat…

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#8: Robbie Singh — game development, joining a start-up & managing a side hustle 47:20

5y ago47:20

47:20

In this episode we are joined by game developer and young entrepreneur — Robbie Singh (@robbiesingh93). Robbie's day job is at the esports betting start-up, Midnite, but in his free time he has co-founded Omeda Studios and is planning to take the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena video game genre by storm with the brand new Predecessor Game. Give thi…

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#7: Daisy Stapley-Bunten — taking risks, seeing opportunity & choosing success 43:55

5y ago43:55

43:55

This episode we are joined by the COO of Corporate Entertainment Professionals — Daisy Stapley-Bunten (@daisystapleyb). Having graduated from the University of East Anglia with an English literature degree in 2016, Daisy went on to work for a B2B publishing company where she founded and edited her first ever publication - the reputable and hugely s…

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#6: Conflict: disagreeing to disagree, using conflict to your advantage 28:40

5y ago28:40

28:40

In this episode, we confront conflict itself and question whether it has a value in entrepreneurship and teamwork. When is it okay to back yourself and go against the grain? When is too much a bad thing? And how do we keep it positive and avoid arguments getting personal? Listen to hear why we think conflict leads to better results. Follow us and h…

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#5: Frankie Woolf — woman in sport, tech & business, from minority to role model 45:45

5y ago45:45

45:45

In our first guest episode, we are joined by Bristol Women's Rugby Club Captain, aspiring computer scientist and young entrepreneur in the making — Frankie Woolf (@frankiewoolf). We discuss the topic of sport and its parallels with business and teamwork at all levels. Frankie opens up about her motivations for entering into what are traditionally s…

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#4: Influencer vs. Entrepreneur: what counts, the role of social media today & the future of entrepreneurship 26:10

5y ago26:10

26:10

In this episode, we delve into the debates around influencers and entrepreneurs, and the emerging role of social media in business today. Do influencers only want to 'get-rich-quick' versus entrepreneurs who commit to 'hard-work-pays-off'? Are the lines blurred? Are we underestimating what it takes to be an effective influencer? Listen to hear our …

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#3: University: the power of people & place, making the most of your networks & environment 26:00

5y ago26:00

26:00

In this episode, we chat about how important environment is in facilitating connections and successes for us. We breakdown the opportunities and pitfalls of university and give our verdict as to whether we think it's worth it in today's world. Follow us and have your say on our Instagram @makingitbigpodcast…

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#2: Why you should aim to Make it Big: a mindset not just a destination 25:30

5y ago25:30

25:30

In this episode, we talk about what we mean when we say Making it Big, and why we think more people can set it as their ambition - even if you don't live up to it. We deconstruct our mindsets and methods for keeping ourselves motivated, especially during tough times. Follow us and have your say on our Instagram @makingitbigpodcast…

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#1: This is Making it Big: the young entrepreneur podcast for anyone 23:00

5y ago23:00

23:00

In the first episode of Making it Big, we introduce a little about who we are, our motivations for starting a podcast and what you can expect from us. Stick around! Follow us and learn more on our Instagram @makingitbigpodcast

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#14: Sam Davies — freelancer, filmmaker & director: what it takes to chase the dream 43:30

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#13: Hayley Bennett — race, diversity & inclusion: building values into your business from the start 35:40

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#12: Alfie Laurence — The Accidental Entrepreneur: founding a travel business at university, aged 23 36:05

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#11: James Marshall-Baquedano — role modelling: challenging stigma & transforming the model industry 32:55

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#10: Cassa Jackson — finding a creative output, building a personal brand, artist or entrepreneur? 39:10

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#9: Harry Beard — Gen Z: 'the generation of opportunity', starting young & embracing failure 37:05

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#8: Robbie Singh — game development, joining a start-up & managing a side hustle 47:20

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#7: Daisy Stapley-Bunten — taking risks, seeing opportunity & choosing success 43:55

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#6: Conflict: disagreeing to disagree, using conflict to your advantage 28:40

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#5: Frankie Woolf — woman in sport, tech & business, from minority to role model 45:45

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#4: Influencer vs. Entrepreneur: what counts, the role of social media today & the future of entrepreneurship 26:10

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#3: University: the power of people & place, making the most of your networks & environment 26:00

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#2: Why you should aim to Make it Big: a mindset not just a destination 25:30

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#1: This is Making it Big: the young entrepreneur podcast for anyone 23:00

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