Everyday's A School Day, hosted by Ksenya Gray, brings real conversations with people from all walks of life. In the world that makes information so accessible and allows to be constantly connected with those around us, this podcast aims to slow things down and allow us to really find out who our guests really are, what they do, and what makes them tick. Along the way we might even think...wow, everyday is truly a school day!
First episode back! After a brief hiatus, Everyday's A School Day, is back with a very special guest! This week Ksenya speaks Founder of Grow & Glow and Ruby and Olive, Vix Meldrew about the creation her companies, her journey to finding her niche and building an online community , what she wish someone had told her before getting started on social media, and so much more!
Please take a minute to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, it would mean the world, and it means I can keep sharing my wonderful guests with even more lovely listeners!
Find out more about Vix
@growwithvix
Find more about Glow & Grow
@growglow.co
Grow & Glow - https://growglow.co
Find more about Ruby & Olive
@rubyoliveuk
Ruby and Olive - https://www.rubyandolive.co.uk
Find more about me
@storytellers_uk
Storytellers - https://www.storytellersuk.net/
@ksenya_gray
The Instagram Doctor is in the house! This week, I speak to Social Media Queen and Founder of the Social Media Surgery, Sophie Simms. It's a jam packed episode with us discussing how she got into the theatre marketing, her love for social media, and what it was like working on leading West End shows such as Wicked, Come From Away, and The Prince of Egypt.
As if that wasn't enough, we also delve into what drove her to launch her new business, the Social Media Surgery, which was born from her passion to help small businesses use social media as a selling tool.
Please take a minute to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, it would mean the world, and it means I can keep sharing my wonderful guests with even more lovely listeners!
Find out more about Sophie
@miss.simms
@socialmediasurgery
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@storytellers_uk
Storytellers - https://www.storytellersuk.net/
@ksenya_gray
Welcome to the first episode of March! Does anyone else feel like this year is whizzing by again?! In this week's episode of Everyday's A School Day, I flip the tables, and interview my dear friend, Andrew Tomlins. He is the Editor of West End Frame and host of 'The West End Frame Show' and 'In The Frame'.
We discuss where his love for musical theatre first began, the origins of West End Frame, how the landscape of blogging, reviewing, and social media has changed throughout the years, and so much more.
Please take a minute to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, it would mean the world, and it means I can keep sharing my wonderful guests with even more lovely listeners!
Find out more about Andrew
@andrewtomlins32
@west_end_frame
West End Frame - www.westendframe.co.uk
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Storytellers - https://www.storytellersuk.net/
@ksenya_gray
In this week's episode of Everyday's A School Day, I talk to Self-Worth and Mindset Coach, co-host of the 'Kitchen Club' podcast, and all round yummy human being, Serena Louth. Having worked with Serena, both in a group coaching environment and one-on-one basis, I wanted to share her genius with you all.
While guiding us through her own healing journey, she shares the importance of looking after yourself, setting boundaries and how to set your own intentions in 2021. Although recorded in December of last year, the topics we covered seem to be more relevant than ever, especially with the news that we’re looking at life going back to a version of normal, by this summer.
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Find more about Serena
@serenalouth
http://serenalouth.com
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In the first ever episode of Everyday's A School Day, Ksenya talks to yoga teacher and co-host of the podcast 'Kitchen Club', Sarah Malcolm. They discuss the early days of Sarah's career, how she started out in yoga, the delicious community she has built online and off, and so much more! Please take a minute to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, it would mean the world, and it means I can keep sharing my wonderful guests with even more lovely listeners!
Find out more about Sarah
@sarahmalc
https://sarahmalcolm.co.uk/
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