There aren't many harder working sports broadcasters than Rob Walker. From covering snooker on the BBC and ITV, to calling the 100m final at Paris 2024, Rob maximises every opportunity he gets.

In this episode he shares the secrets to his success, which have made him one of the most sought after sports commentators in the UK.

Creativity oozes out of Carolyn! After starting her career as an actor then a film director, she transitioned into photography and hasn't looked back. A Portrait of Britain winner five times she shares her insights into the fascinating world of photography, the differences between creative and commercial jobs and how she has successfully navigated her way to becoming one of the most celebrated modern photographers.

With over three decades of journalism under his belt - as well as a host of television and radio appearances - Gareth A. Davies has a wealth of experience in the sport and entertainment world. As The Telegraph's boxing correspondent he has seen some of the biggest sports stars in the world up-close and personal and has his own experiences and reflections on fame.

In this episode we get fascinating and practical advice from a man who really has seen it all.

As a politics professor at the University of East Anglia, Prof. Alan Finlayson has spent the last decade examining how politics is changing due to the way we communicate online. When we heard about his work, we decided to speak to him about how those lessons from politics can be transferred over into the talent industry, and what the next generation of talent are looking for in an agent.

Half-Moroccan, half-Pakistani Londoner Mariah Idrissi is a pioneer in the world of modest fashion. She became recognised as the world's first hijab-wearing model after featuring in H&M's worldwide 'Close the Loop' campaign. Since then she’s extended her influence to the world of film through writing, consultancy and voice work.

In this episode, she tells us about finding the right agent at different points in your career and what true inclusivity looks like for hijabis in modern media.

For almost twenty years Tejas Kotecha was a producer for Sky Sports, working with presenters and sports stars while breaking some of the biggest sports stories on live TV.

In this episode he gives us top tips into how to break into the TV world. Whether you're a budding presenter or a retired athlete - Tejas has all the answers!

Caitlin McClatchey is an Olympian in her own right, representing Great Britain at three Olympic Games and winning two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. Since retiring she has become a Commercial Manager at Team GB, liaising with companies and athletes to enhance Team GB’s brand.

In this episode she shares with us her memories of competition, and the lessons she’s learned from moving from having a new perspective on the industry.

There's no doubt that professional organising is a niche, but it's one that Vicky Silverthorn has cornered. She was PA to a popstar before realising in 2010 that her passion lay elsewhere, and started her business You Need a Vicky.

In this episode, we learn exactly what professional organising is, the strict requirements when organising celebrity's homes, and why a professional organiser would even need an agent!