Hear to Inspire: Recent Episodes
Paolo Iantosca
So many teenagers have aspirations about going on to do their dream job in the future, but like myself, I always found it difficult to motivate myself when times get hard or an obstacle appears.
However, 18-25 years old have found success in doing what they love, and I want this podcast to chat with these people about how they got to where they're today. To inspire and showcase teenagers or younger that you can find a route no matter how tough time gets.
Hello, and welcome back to the Hear to Inspire Podcast and it has been a while. One year, in fact, since the last episode was recorded and a lot has happened in that time.
To kick-off the new series, my first guest has enjoyed a tremendous 13-year rise through the footballing world, from never kicking a ball until the age of 15 to becoming Peterborough’s first full-time female professional footballer.
On today's episode, I was joined by young actor Ellie Bindman. We discuss how she got into acting at a very young age, her dealings at school and bullying, why she created her very own short film and the experience on appearing on three BBC1 TV series. We also talked about she was determined to persuade her parents to move to London as part of her career.
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On today episode, I was joined by York City's media officer Dan Simmonite. We discussed his journey into sports media from sixth form to the challenges of university. We also discussed about the importance of gaining experience, why he also started his very own podcast in lockdown and when he turned into the yorkshire banksy to raise money for the NHS.
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Instagram: @hear_to_inspire_podcast
Welcome back to the Hear to Inspire Podcast!
On Today's episode, I am joined by motivational speaker and Royston Town footballer Claudio Ofosu. We discuss his generous donations throughout lockdown, why he started his motivational company and also his journey into football and the mental and physical challenges in non-league.
Twitter: @HeartoInspire_
Instagram: @Hear_to_inspire_podcast
In my first episode of the Hear to Inspire Podcast, I spoke to Britain's Got Talent finalist and Merseygirls' Julia Carlile as we discuss dealing with scoliosis at school, her two BGT experiences and how she overcame surgery to continue her love for dancing.
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Just a few months ago, the end of December to be exact, I brought forward an idea to host a podcast towards my tutors at University. Since then, I have always found an excuse to back away or delay as frankly, I was scared and completely out of my comfort zone.
Not only will this podcast hopefully help teenagers, but also me to be more confidence in this particular side of the industry. At first my voice might sound nervous and quiet, but hopefully as time progresses, I will have broken them walls that have hinder me my whole life.
What the Podcast about?
So many teenagers have aspirations about going on to do their dream job in the future, but like myself, I always found it difficult to motivate myself when times get hard or an obstacle appears.
However, 18-25 years old have found success in doing what they love, and I want this podcast to chat with these people about how they got to where they're today. To inspire and showcase teenagers or younger that you can find a route no matter how tough time gets.