How I Hustle: Hattie Collins, Renowned Music Journalist (i-D, ASOS, Guardian) & Author of This Is Grime

On this episode of How I Hustle, host Emma-Louise Boynton speaks to award-winning violinist, Clemmie, who has played all over the world. She started her career in print journalism as a staff editor at Vogue and has since gone onto write for a litany of brilliant publications ranging from the Guardian to the Economist to the Time Literary Supplement, as well as authoring several books. Her broadcasting career began when she became part as part of the presenting team for the Proms for the BBC, before going on to present BBC Radio 3’s classical music weekend breakfast show and then later became the performing arts reporter for The Culture Show on BBC 2.Clemmie is now living across the pond in New York, where she is the Creative Director of Music and Arts at leading classical music station, WQXR-FM with whom she recently launched a fantastic new podcast series called ‘The Open Ears Project’, which we’ll be discussing later. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of How I Hustle, host Emma-Louise Boynton speaks to fabulous author and journalist, Hattie Collins. Hattie has held a multitude of enviable job titles, including editor of ASOS magazine and music editor, features editor and commissioning editor at i-D, and she’s written for a litany of brilliant publications such as The Sunday Times Culture, The Guardian, GQ and Conde Nast Traveller. She is perhaps best known for her unrivaled knowledge of London’s grime scene, the growth of which she’s documented since its inception at the turn of the millennium, and which she delves into in expert detail in what is regarded as the definitive guide to the sub-culture - This is Grime’, published in 2016. Suffice it to say, few know the grime scene like Hattie. Then, last but not least, she has recently started hosting ‘PROUD’ on Beats 1, a radio show exploring LGBTQ+ music and history.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this live episode of How I Hustle, we turn our attention to an industry worth almost £30 billion to the UK economy - the beauty industry. We discussed setting 2020 career goals, and how each panelist found success in their different fields within the industry. Joining the conversation is the remarkable Sharmadean Reid; entrepreneur and founder of Beautystack and WAH Nails, alongside the wonderful Celia Burton, make-up artist to the stars, and Sali Hughes, journalist, author, and co-founder of Beauty Banks. This is a live recording of our fifth Her Hustle event, hosted at Sketch London, in association with the British Fashion Council. How I Hustle is hosted by Her Hustle co-founder Emma-Louise Boynton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this live episode of How I Hustle, we had the pleasure of speaking to the incredible women behind some of the leading women's well-being start ups. Her Hustle was thrilled to welcome Amy Thomson, founder of the Moody Month app - a mood and hormone cycle tracker designed to help women better understand their bodies. Billie Quinlan, co-founder and CEO at Ferly - an app focused on getting people talking about sex and feeling empowered to discuss and explore their own pleasure, and Farah Kabir, co-founder of Hanx - a new condom brand dedicated to creating a range of sexual health products that are gynecologically tested and made by women, for women.This podcast was recorded at Her Husle's third live event at WeWork, hosted by Her Hustle co-founder Emma-Louise Boynton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this live episode of How I Hustle, we are thrilled to welcome Allbright’s executive chef, and winner of the prestigious Roux Scholarship finals, Sabrina Gidda, alongside founder of go-to breakfast spot ‘26 Grains’, ‘the queen of porridge’ Alex Hely-Hutchinson; and the dining duo Maria & Rhiannon, who have re-invented the supper club experience with their signature serving of 3 courses inspired by 3 comedy acts, MAM SHAM. Our incredible female chefs and founders spoke openly about turning your passion into a business, the philosophy behind what food means to us, and creating special, unique environments in the kitchen and beyond.This live episode was recorded live at WeWork, and hosted by Her Hustle co-founder Emma-Louise Boynton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How I Hustle with Emma-Louise Boynton is a podcast exploring how successful women across a range of different industries got to where they are, what it really means to do what they do, and how they get it all done. Need some guidance and inspiration in your career? This podcast is for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.