Spill the B: Recent Episodes
Kent Business School
The student led Kent Business School podcast. From business insights to freshers week, we're spilling the b. Want to know more about KBS? You've come to the right place.
Santa, park up your Sleigh and take a cycle down the High Street! It’s the grand finale of Spill the B, season 1 and one heck of a ride it’s been! As you work through your Christmas shopping list, MBA alumni Dr Sarah Martin, owner of Nourish Zero Waste, explains why shopping local, not global is imperative to a sustainable future.
To mark this year's Global Entrepreneurship Week on Monday 8 November, we speak to Rebecca Smith from the ASPIRE programme on how the Business Start-up Journey can help you and KBS student's Roshini Kaur and Uwais Mahmood on how they started their business, Docious, from the ground up.
Join Zaid Mahmood, Marketing student, Giovanni Morgan, owner of MXG Jeans and Social Sciences Graduate, Melody Adebisi in an in-depth discussion to celebrate Black History Month.
In this episode of Spill the B, host Syed Mahmood welcomes five female experts in bossing the boardroom and smashing the glass ceiling for our hour long special, Women in Business.
As we continue to navigate through an international pandemic, Syed Mahmood and guests share their experiences of finding their way as new students at KBS. On our third instalment of Spill the B, our host speaks to current students Harvey Bolton and Lina Ali on how to balance a social life, studying and standing on your own two feet at university.
Spill the B and third year International Business Student, Lewis Squire, talk about hitting on an innovative and unique idea through the KBS Business Start Up Journey.
Welcome to our first Spill the B podcast! In this episode we'll be talking about the Pandemic; a year with Covid-19 and the trials and tribulations on the student body, with your host Syed Mahmood and special guest Dr Catherine Robinson, Deputy Dean and Senior Lecturer in Applied Economics and Business Statistics at Kent Business School.